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Saskatchewan, Alberta expand livestock drought program

Saskatchewan, Alberta expand livestock drought program

Supports expanded to additional areas, and application deadlines extended
Bank of Canada holds the course, boosting investor confidence

Bank of Canada holds the course, boosting investor confidence

Inflation pressures remain a concern for policy-makers
Alberta leads in office recovery as leasing pares vacancies

Alberta leads in office recovery as leasing pares vacancies

Consecutive quarters of positive absorption push Calgary to 2014 strengths
Lethbridge set for a rebound in 2024 as costs stabilize

Lethbridge set for a rebound in 2024 as costs stabilize

Investors are embracing the new normal, and new investment
Alberta oil output hits new record as producers ramp up for Trans Mountain completion

Alberta oil output hits new record as producers ramp up for Trans Mountain completion

The Alberta Energy Regulator says crude oil production in the province rose by 8.8 per cent in November to a new historic high of 4.2 million barrels per day.
Edmonton office leasing hit five-year high in 2023 as tenants returned

Edmonton office leasing hit five-year high in 2023 as tenants returned

Demand came from the construction, public service and financial sectors
B.C. unattractive for oil and gas investors: survey

B.C. unattractive for oil and gas investors: survey

Fraser Institute survey finds investors deterred by regulations, land claims
Prairie real estate set for reset in 2024 as major projects rise

Prairie real estate set for reset in 2024 as major projects rise

Population growth, major projects buoy prospects
Government policies, economic normalization drove top reads in 2023

Government policies, economic normalization drove top reads in 2023

Opportunities delivered good news as Western investors read up on ranches and infrastructure investments
Sugar beet growers seek to expand sector with domestic policy

Sugar beet growers seek to expand sector with domestic policy

It wouldn’t stop strikes, but it would recharge Canada’s sugar industry