The issue is no longer one of waiting to see what the government is going to do; the real issue is what are we as investors going to do?
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The issue is no longer one of waiting to see what the government is going to do; the real issue is what are we as investors going to do?
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Peace River Town Council is moving forward with preliminary work in the first two phases of an estimated $33 million, four-phased, multi-use facility expansion of the Baytex Energy Centre.
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Neighbours helping neighbours not only applies within the Town of High River, surrounding towns have been offering their help and support to make the recovery process a little bit easier for the displaced businesses of High River.
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It’s commonly believed that few assets hold their value better than art. After all, if hedge fund managers are filling their houses with art then it must be a smart thing to invest in, right? Not so fast. This interesting paper sheds doubt on the idea that art is as good an investment as is commonly believed:
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Despite feeling financially secure and confident about their fiscal future, the wealthy are still holding mountains of cash rather than investing it.
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CALGARY — A Calgary company is looking to buy ‘languishing’ buildings in the downtown and the Beltline for future investment opportunities.
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The City is investing $230 million in 56 neighbourhoods as part of the long-term Building Great Neighbourhoods initiative.
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America’s energy infrastructure is in dire straits and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has given it a D+ in a “report card” that measures everything from the electricity grid’s transmissions capacity to oil and gas distribution channels.
The whole premise of the report is that there is progress, but we’re only half way there.
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National home prices are down 29.1% since their Q1 2006 peak.
But over the next five years they are expected to rise 3.9%, according to the latest CoreLogic Case-Shiller report.
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CALGARY — After a near record in the fourth quarter of 2012, investment in commercial real estate in the Calgary area returned in the first quarter of this year to a level more consistent with the 10-year average, according to a report by RealNet Canada.
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