Fears that a housing bubble is brewing in Canada are overblown, according to a new report by the Conference Board of Canada.
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Fears that a housing bubble is brewing in Canada are overblown, according to a new report by the Conference Board of Canada.
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CALGARY – Alberta’s economy will be the envy of the nation this year and next year with real GDP growth the best in Canada, says the latest RBC Economics Provincial Outlook.
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The foreclosure crisis is nearing an end and won’t derail the housing rebound underway in many parts of the country, real estate research firms say.
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Residents will get a chance to give input on the recently released draft Erin Ridge traffic study report.
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The long-awaited report on the structural integrity of the Veiner Centre does not provide a definitive answer, it was announced at City Hall on Friday.
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Sagewood residents hoping for a quick solution to the problem of the area’s storm pond will be disappointed.
At Airdrie City council’s July 15 meeting, Alderman Allan Hunter asked staff if a report addressing residents’ concerns about the pond, scheduled to come back to council in November, could be expedited to appear at an earlier date.
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The Town of Stony Plain has released its 2012 Annual Report, which is intended to provide residents, businesses and other stakeholders with detailed information about the Town’s accomplishments, its financial condition and key statistics from the past year.
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CALGARY — Calgary was the top Canadian destination city in 2012, according to a report released Friday by U-Haul International Inc.
The annual report, U-Haul National Migration Trend Report titled “The U-Haul 2012 Top 25 Canadian Destination Cities,” looked at moving data.
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Edmonton must spend at least $4.5 million this year to preserve a historic former Rossdale power plant, according to a city report.
Epcor has offered to give $1 million to spend on the site as part of negotiations over transferring ownership of the decommissioned boiler hall and low-pressure building to the city.
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A western Canadian think-tank’s report on public infrastructure investment is revealing what most already know: municipalities need government money to thrive.
Canada West Foundation’s report, At the Intersection: The Case for Sustained and Strategic Public Infrastructure Investment, says Canada’s governments should budget to maintain a high level of investment in public infrastructure because it is a key driver of economic productivity.
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