Gas prices in Saskatchewan expected to plateau until spring: experts
People filling up at the gas station will likely have noticed it’s hovering around the one-dollar mark at many locations
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Pandemic housing boom means affordability is no longer just a big-city problem
Canada’s housing market closed 2020 with a bang — another record-setting month for both home sales and prices. The number
Read moreCanadian homes sales up 47% year-over-year in December, prices up 13%
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Read more‘Tremendous’ World Juniors 50/50 support means money for Alberta Hockey program development
For the first time in World Juniors history, the 50/50 draw went online this year, and fans did not disappoint.
Read moreCity of Edmonton offering rebates for green home improvements
From buying new windows, to replacing a hot water tank or purchasing solar panels, the City of Edmonton is looking
Read moreShaw Communications reports $163M Q1 profit, up from $162M a year ago
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Read moreEnbridge rejects Michigan’s demand to shut down oil pipeline
Enbridge said Tuesday it would defy Michigan’s demand to shut down an oil pipeline that runs through a channel linking
Read moreEdmonton officials to outline job impacts, city staff layoffs due to 2021 budget
In December, Edmonton city councillors passed the 2021 budget with a zero per cent tax increase, recognizing many residents are
Read moreMaking the most of liquor cabinet leftovers through ‘lockdown libations’ project
You know that bottle. It’s been at the back of your bar cabinet for years. Maybe it’s the banana liqueur
Read moreWestJet slashing jobs, cutting 100s of flights amid coronavirus restrictions
WestJet is cutting hundreds of flights and laying off employees in an attempt to stay afloat amid the continued coronavirus
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