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Alberta

New freeway opens NW Edmonton

The much-anticipated opening of the northwest section of Anthony Henday Drive gives truckers and commuters access to 21 kilometres of free-flowing road in the capital region. The $1.

Public protection

While many of Alberta's second-tier cities are largely or almost entirely dependent on the resource sector, Lethbridge springs from agriculture, and remains stable because of its significant public-sector presence.

Investors stymied in Edmonton commercial market

Edmonton's strong commercial real estate market is proving frustrating for investors trying to jar properties from the hands of owners. The problem: landlords don't want to let go of cash-generating properties.

Grande Prairie floats giant annexation plan

The City of Grande Prairie is moving ahead with plans to annex just over 15,600 acres of land to accommodate development 30 years from now.

Leduc: Up 42 per cent in five years

Edmonton's south suburban neighbour continues to grow at a decent rate, something that's confirmed by recently released census data for the City of Leduc. According to the city's 2011 census, its population now tops 24,000.

Builders busy in Calgary, Red Deer

Two of Alberta's four largest cities are reporting significant jumps in new building activity for the first three quarters of 2011.

St. Albert sacks city manager

St. Albert city council is shaking up life in suburban Edmonton with a decision to sack its city manager and embark on some major restructuring.

Thirsty Rocky View buying water

Rocky View County is buying more irrigation district water in an effort to accommodate more development around Calgary.

Cochrane’s new vision

It's widely believed Wal-Mart will anchor the site, in part because Springwood has been developing Wal-Mart-centred projects in Western Canada's secondary markets for more than a decade.

HST slowed B.C. recreational sales to Alberta buyers

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