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Unlocking Edmonton’s Future: The Divisive Debate Over Tax-Funded Development – Opportunity or Exploitation?

Unlocking Edmonton’s Future: The Divisive Debate Over Tax-Funded Development – Opportunity or Exploitation?

by realty29 | Mar 27, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

Community Revitalization Levy: A Beacon of Hope or a Can of Worms? The use of public funds for private projects has always been a topic of intense debate, and the Controversial Community Revitalization Levy (CRL) in Edmonton is no exception. With millions of dollars...
Unlocking Old Strathcona: The Parking Paradigm Shift That Could Transform Business Forever!

Unlocking Old Strathcona: The Parking Paradigm Shift That Could Transform Business Forever!

by realty29 | Mar 27, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

New Paid Parking System in Old Strathcona: What does this mean for Businesses? Every Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. shoppers flood the Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market, keen to visit and support the 140 different vendors who exhibit their enticing range of...
Canada’s Election Showdown: Navigating a Trade Storm & Building a Resilient Future

Canada’s Election Showdown: Navigating a Trade Storm & Building a Resilient Future

by realty29 | Mar 26, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

Canadian Election Campaign: Trade War Shadows and Construction Industry Impact In an unexpected turn of events, Canada’s national election campaign has taken off under the looming ambiguity of an ongoing trade war with the United States. The threat of U.S....
“Conservative Leader’s Trade Revolution: 350,000 New Jobs on the Horizon?”

“Conservative Leader’s Trade Revolution: 350,000 New Jobs on the Horizon?”

by realty29 | Mar 24, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

Conservative Leader Boosts Trade Sector; Pledges to Train 350,000 Tradespeople Pierre Poilievre’s New Proposition To Attract The Working Class With the Canadian General Election right around the corner, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is leaving no stone...
“Nature’s Wrath: Urgent Avalanche Alert Disrupts Mountain Real Estate & Construction Dreams”

“Nature’s Wrath: Urgent Avalanche Alert Disrupts Mountain Real Estate & Construction Dreams”

by realty29 | Mar 22, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

Special Avalanche Warning Issued: Implications for Construction and Real Estate in Rocky Mountains Backcountry A special public avalanche warning has been issued by key authorities, throwing spotlights on the central Rocky Mountain backcountry, including Banff, Yoho,...
“Edmonton’s Educational Revolution: 14 New Schools to Ignite Growth and Opportunity”

“Edmonton’s Educational Revolution: 14 New Schools to Ignite Growth and Opportunity”

by realty29 | Mar 21, 2025 | Alberta Real Estate News

New Chapter for Edmonton: 14 School Projects on the Horizon Edmonton’s education sector is bursting with potential as the Alberta government recently announced plans to initiate 14 new school construction projects in the area. This marks a significant point in...
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