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Rob Roach, ATB Economics |
Oil and gas capital spending better but far from great |
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As expected, oil and gas extraction capital spending in Canada has improved since the lows reached last year due to the oil price crash and the onset of the pandemic. |
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Wouldn't it be great if someone compiled all of needed, required, information on a new community, so you could easily consider if that area is right for you? Well, here is the video for Chelsea's, one of Chestermere new communities. You'll learn the builders. What they are building (townhomes, duplexes, laned, double front garage). And the prices.
The next video will answer if schools are planned. The parks. Transit. And shopping. And more .
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Here is the video for Chestermere transit: YouTube
Link to Chelsea's Landing Area Structure Plan (the planning document for the area):…
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Emergency situations, or States of Emergency, can happen when you least expect it. The 2013 flooding in Southern Alberta is proof that all citizens need to be prepared for any type of emergency situation. We have provided some information on how to be prepared for emergency situations should the event arise.
The main thing is to have an emergency preparedness kit ready.Included in this kit should be enough resources to last at least 72 hours:
~ 4 litres of water per person for 3 days. (Note that the water from the toilet tank and hot water tank can be utilized.)
~ 3 days, or more, worth of food. Include items that do not spoil and are easy to prepare: energy bars, canned goods, dried fruit and nuts.
~ Non-electric can…
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Imagine you’re viewing a home for sale. You venture to the basement, check out the furnace room, and notice the water heater. Is it owned or rented? As a potential buyer, you’d want to know.
Now imagine a property you’re viewing has a brand-new gas fireplace. Nice! Is it under warranty? Is that warranty transferrable to you if you buy the home? Again, you’d want to know.
So, when you’re selling, it’s important to pull together all the necessary records you will need in order to answer these types of buyer questions. After all, if a particular warranty transfers to the new owner, that’s a selling point.
Take the time to find receipts, warranty certificates, and other documents related to:
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Wouldn't it be great if someone compiled all of needed, required, information on a new community, so you could easily consider if that area is right for you? Well, here is the video for Dawson's Landing, one of Chestermere new communities. We'll review what is being built, who is building, are school planned, the parks, shopping, transit and more
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Here is the video for Chestermere transit: YouTube
Link to Dawson's Landing Area Structure Plan (the planning document for the area): https://chestermere.ca/DocumentCenter/View/10187/1987---Dawsons-Landing---Outline-Plan-Supporting-Doc---Internal-Circulation-Version---2017_06_22
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I think agents should do more than just open doors. Be able to explain the home, from the shingles to the foundation. To do more than just show where to sign a purchase contract.
Part of job should be helping clients, and a big part of home ownership, is maintenance and repair. In this short video, I'll show how easy stucco is to repair.
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Stucco is:
With only a few materials and tools, you can repair 20 years of hail damage, instead of having to replace the entire exterior.
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In 1974, the Government of Alberta, acting through Minister of Culture Horst A. Schmid, declared the first Monday in August an annual holiday to recognize and celebrate the varied cultural heritage of Albertans, known as "Heritage Day". This gave rise in 1976 to the Edmonton Heritage Festival, a three-day celebration of food, dance, and handicrafts of cultures from around the world. Heritage Day is not a statutory holiday but is often celebrated as such.
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Real Estate being the choice here isn't really a shocker but people often get choked into how it's easy for some people & hard for others? It actually has nothing to do with finances, ok a little but the big reason why many fail in grabbing opportunity in real estate is because they fail to see perspective.
Let me give you a reminder, when you get pre-qualified for a mortgage do they look at the amount of money you've saved up or the credit score you've got ? Ding ✔️ Credit score that's correct, so you might be asking what does that have to with anything? well plenty i'll give you a first few important takeaways. #1 it's able to provide the bank that…
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