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May 28, 2014 | CREBNow
Lion Awards introducing flood recovery award
Celebrating recognition of heritage conservation, the Calgary Heritage Authority Lion Awards are introducing a new category this year.
In the wake of the flooding in June 2013 the awards, taking place July 31, are introducing a sub-category for flood recovery.
In the wake of the flooding in June 2013 the awards, taking place July 31, are introducing a sub-category for flood recovery.
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May 26, 2014 | CREBNow
New app: Alberta Rivers
The Province has released a new Alberta Rivers app providing advisories and information about area lakes and rivers.
"Creating this app is just one of the many actions we are taking as a government to ensure that people have the tools and information they need when they need it most - especially in emergency situations," said Robin Campbell, minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.
"Creating this app is just one of the many actions we are taking as a government to ensure that people have the tools and information they need when they need it most - especially in emergency situations," said Robin Campbell, minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.
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May 26, 2014 | CREBNow
Tax tips: Learn more about Calgary's property taxes
Calgarians should be opening their mailboxes to their 2014 property tax bills this week, here's a few facts and tips on what's occurring.
- The City mailed bills for approximately 460,000 residential and non-residential properties.
- For property owners who have not received their bill by the first week of June, they should contact 311 to obtain a copy.
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May 23, 2014 | CREBNow
Parks Foundation Calgary raises $40 million towards Greenway
Parks Foundation Calgary has raised $40 million of the $65 million needed to complete the Rotary/Mattamy Greenway.
When completed, the pathways system will be the largest urban system of pathways and parks in the world. The project is the largest in the Park's Foundation's 29-year history and is currently in phase two of three.
"This is truly a remarkable example of the collaborative community spirit of Calgary," said Mayor Naheed Nenshi. "Calgarians are exactly the kind of people who can bring together all levels of government, corporations, charitable organizations and individual citizens to create an amazing, unparalleled space to be enjoyed by everyone."
When completed, the pathways system will be the largest urban system of pathways and parks in the world. The project is the largest in the Park's Foundation's 29-year history and is currently in phase two of three.
"This is truly a remarkable example of the collaborative community spirit of Calgary," said Mayor Naheed Nenshi. "Calgarians are exactly the kind of people who can bring together all levels of government, corporations, charitable organizations and individual citizens to create an amazing, unparalleled space to be enjoyed by everyone."
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May 22, 2014 | CREBNow
Condo craze
Calgary market is hot, hot, hot
Unlike Calgary's weather for most of this year, the city's condo market is scorching hot, said Matthew Boukall, director of residential advisory services with industry analyst Altus Group.
"We're coming off the best year we've had last year and demand remains strong," he said. "There's a lot of pent-up demand for new housing. So from an inventory perspective we're basically absorbing product as it's coming to market. We don't have an oversupply situation whatsoever."
Unlike Calgary's weather for most of this year, the city's condo market is scorching hot, said Matthew Boukall, director of residential advisory services with industry analyst Altus Group.
"We're coming off the best year we've had last year and demand remains strong," he said. "There's a lot of pent-up demand for new housing. So from an inventory perspective we're basically absorbing product as it's coming to market. We don't have an oversupply situation whatsoever."
