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The Sydney suburbs where over 65s are set to surge revealed (Australia)

  Sydney’s ageing population is forecast to  forgoe  traditional coastal havens for central and outer suburbs, with expected growth pushing over 65s across a variety of surprising locales.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/4332ev5h    

What RBC's partnership with Realtor.ca means for homebuyers (Canada)

  Last week there was a headline that most mortgage shoppers didn’t see or pay much attention to.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/56jke357  

Opinion: A growing Edmonton is an asset, not a liability (Edmonton)

  Edmonton is growing and that should be a point of pride.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/2eeuea5r     

White: Is Victoria Park Calgary's forgotten urban village?

  For those of you  new  to Calgary, Victoria Park is the second oldest  communities  in the city. Originally called East Ward in the 1880s, it became Victoria Park in 1905. But today it is most often referred to as the Beltline, which was created in 2003, when three communities south of downtown — Victoria Park, Connaught and South Downtown—- were merged into one community for planning purposes. Victoria Park’s boundaries were from the CRKC railway tracks to 17th Avenue and from the Elbow River to  4nd  Street S.W. The name Victoria Park has been kept alive by the Victoria Park Business Improvement Area.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/6vsz4u95    

Smith and Ford lead Canadian premiers in fiscal performance: Fraser Institute (Alberta)

  Danielle Smith of Alberta and Doug Ford of Ontario are leading the pack in a recent Fraser Institute report on the fiscal performance of Canadian premiers.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/5947jaku     

Opinion: Delivering on Bill C-5 will negate any threat from Venezuela to Canada’s oil sector (Canada)

  Will the potential rehabilitation of Venezuela’s oil industry threaten output from Canada and the U.S.?       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/yufr3em4  

Calgary officials warn repeal of citywide rezoning could risk federal funding (Calgary)

  Calgary  city council’s  upcoming decision on repealing citywide rezoning could  impact  more than $861 million in federal funding moving forward, according to a new risk analysis from city administration.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/bd5vecbc       

Red Deer’s unemployment rate improves to start 2026 (Red Deer)

      Red Deer’s unemployment rate dropped to 5.4 per cent in January, from 6.1 per cent in December.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/35h7hdw4     

Airdrie council backs phased shift to multi-year budgeting, starting in 2027 (Airdrie)

  Airdrie council has approved a phased transition to multi-year budgeting, rather than immediately adopting a four-year budget.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/ywc49myj        

Saamis Solar vetted heavily, energy official says (Medicine Hat)

  While  there’s  always some risk involved in an investment as large as  Saamis  Solar, the city’s top energy official says the project has been meticulously planned to shelter against risk .     Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/53dkvvj4         

City energy division facing bleak profit outlook (Medicine Hat)

    In a short meeting of the energy, land and environment committee Thursday afternoon, city staff shared a bleak outlook on the future of power prices.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/5a6eysfd      

‘Don’t do it’: Renovations that devalue your home (Australia)

  Most renovations aim to improve a house, and if you’re lucky, add some value to your property when it’s time to sell up.       Read more:  https://tinyurl.com/5duwdzc9