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Conservation groups oppose MD of Taber planned conversion of native grassland into irrigated farmland
Alberta conservation groups are raising concerns about a Municipal District of Taber proposal to convert more than 12 square kilometres of municipally held native grasslands into irrigated land for growing crops. Read More
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Springbank Hill residents call on council to postpone public hearing for 42-unit townhouse project
Residents of a community on the west edge of Calgary are calling on city council to postpone an upcoming public hearing for a contentious housing development until after this fall’s municipal election, citing the lack of a designated councillor for the area. Read More
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Calgary police officer’s resignation frustrates woman victimized in sexual text messages case
A city police officer’s resignation has short-circuited an investigation into his sending improper sexually charged text messages, frustrating the woman who’d lodged a complaint. Read More
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Calgary man faces $9 million in penalties for Ponzi scheme, Alberta Securities Commission says
Calgary resident Craig Michael Thompson and two of his companies, Black Box Management Corp. and Invader Management Ltd., face $9 million in penalties for securities misconduct including fraud, the Alberta Securities Commission announced on Thursday. Read More
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Varcoe: Alberta’s deficit grows to $6.5B amid lower oil prices, falling revenues
The see-saw effect of lower oil prices and a higher Canadian dollar is denting the bottom line of Alberta’s budget, widening the province’s expected deficit by more than $1 billion this year. Read More
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Calgary-region municipalities joining forces to draw investment, boost jobs
A new alliance between eight municipalities aims to attract investment and create jobs in the Calgary region amid economic uncertainty. Read More
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Gen Z is feeling the pressure for property
Calgary’s resale real estate market may be cooling from its red-hot peak in recent years, but that doesn’t mean prospective young buyers aren’t still feeling the heat. Read More
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Tips buyers should know before finalizing their mortgage
Choosing your mortgage is among the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make, but many Canadian first-time buyers, and even move-up buyers, do not fully understand the different terms and conditions involved, says a mortgage expert. Read More
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Two people dead after drowning in Mahogany Lake
Two people are dead after their bodies were pulled from a lake in southeast Calgary on Wednesday. Read More
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Fed’s Lisa Cook sues Trump over ‘unprecedented and illegal’ firing
Federal Reserve board of governors member Lisa Cook sued President Trump on Thursday over his “unprecedented and illegal attempt” to remove her from her position. She asked a judge to block her removal from the board to “safeguard” its congressionally mandated independence, allowing her and the Fed at large to “continue its critical work.” “The operational…