Originally a “suburb perfect” vision of Englishman John Hextall, Bowness dates back to the early 1900s.
A popular destination for Calgarians looking for a weekend getaway was Bowness Park, constructed in 1911 and still one of the most sought after parks in the city today.
Bowness was annexed by the City of Calgary in 1964 and continues to be a destination for homebuyers, recreation enthusiasts, foodies and more.… Read More
In photos: Bonus Bowness is a post from: CREBNow
The Bank of Canada has maintained the overnight interest rate at one per cent – unchanged since September 2010.
Here’s the statement from the bank (published Dec. 3) :
The Bank of Canada today announced that it is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1 per cent. The Bank Rate is correspondingly 1 1/4 per cent and the deposit rate is 3/4 per cent.
… Read More
Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate is a post from: CREBNow
The Bank of Canada has maintained the overnight interest rate at one per cent – unchanged since September 2010.
Here’s the statement from the bank (published Dec. 3) :
The Bank of Canada today announced that it is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1 per cent. The Bank Rate is correspondingly 1 1/4 per cent and the deposit rate is 3/4 per cent.
… Read More
Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate is a post from: CREBNow
Celebrate Terra Madre Day with good, clean, fair food
When Brennan Anderson was moving a box of books from his basement this past fall, a big, fat spaghetti squash rolled out from behind it.
The squash, leftover from his mom’s food delivery the previous October, was wedged between the wall and the box.
Was it gross and mouse-chewed?… Read More
Fast facts on slow food is a post from: CREBNow
Celebrate Terra Madre Day with good, clean, fair food
When Brennan Anderson was moving a box of books from his basement this past fall, a big, fat spaghetti squash rolled out from behind it.
The squash, leftover from his mom’s food delivery the previous October, was wedged between the wall and the box.
Was it gross and mouse-chewed?… Read More
Fast facts on slow food is a post from: CREBNow
Celebrate Terra Madre Day with good, clean, fair food
When Brennan Anderson was moving a box of books from his basement this past fall, a big, fat spaghetti squash rolled out from behind it.
The squash, leftover from his mom’s food delivery the previous October, was wedged between the wall and the box.
Was it gross and mouse-chewed?… Read More
Fast facts on slow food is a post from: CREBNow
Celebrate Terra Madre Day with good, clean, fair food
When Brennan Anderson was moving a box of books from his basement this past fall, a big, fat spaghetti squash rolled out from behind it.
The squash, leftover from his mom’s food delivery the previous October, was wedged between the wall and the box.
Was it gross and mouse-chewed?… Read More
Fast facts on slow food is a post from: CREBNow
Celebrate Terra Madre Day with good, clean, fair food
When Brennan Anderson was moving a box of books from his basement this past fall, a big, fat spaghetti squash rolled out from behind it.
The squash, leftover from his mom’s food delivery the previous October, was wedged between the wall and the box.
Was it gross and mouse-chewed?… Read More
Fast facts on slow food is a post from: CREBNow
*Sandstone City: A series looking at the people, architecture and culture of Calgary’s sandstone glory days
Stephen Avenue fire almost 130 years ago sparked Calgary’s sandstone era
As the Calgary Stampeders celebrated their Grey Cup win Dec. 2, little did they know they were revelling on the site of a once-tragic fire.
On Nov.… Read More
On the avenue is a post from: CREBNow
*Sandstone City: A series looking at the people, architecture and culture of Calgary’s sandstone glory days
Stephen Avenue fire almost 130 years ago sparked Calgary’s sandstone era
As the Calgary Stampeders celebrated their Grey Cup win Dec. 2, little did they know they were revelling on the site of a once-tragic fire.
On Nov.… Read More
On the avenue is a post from: CREBNow
*Sandstone City: A series looking at the people, architecture and culture of Calgary’s sandstone glory days
Stephen Avenue fire almost 130 years ago sparked Calgary’s sandstone era
As the Calgary Stampeders celebrated their Grey Cup win Dec. 2, little did they know they were revelling on the site of a once-tragic fire.
On Nov.… Read More
On the avenue is a post from: CREBNow
*Sandstone City: A series looking at the people, architecture and culture of Calgary’s sandstone glory days
Stephen Avenue fire almost 130 years ago sparked Calgary’s sandstone era
As the Calgary Stampeders celebrated their Grey Cup win Dec. 2, little did they know they were revelling on the site of a once-tragic fire.
On Nov.… Read More
On the avenue is a post from: CREBNow
*Sandstone City: A series looking at the people, architecture and culture of Calgary’s sandstone glory days
Stephen Avenue fire almost 130 years ago sparked Calgary’s sandstone era
As the Calgary Stampeders celebrated their Grey Cup win Dec. 2, little did they know they were revelling on the site of a once-tragic fire.
On Nov.… Read More
On the avenue is a post from: CREBNow
WATCH ABOVE: Snow blankets the city of Calgary Saturday evening.
CALGARY- Use precaution driving, Environment Canada predicts there will be 10 to 25 centimetres of snowfall across southern Alberta Saturday.
Snowfall warnings are in place for the following areas:
Okotoks-High River-Claresholm Lethbridge-Taber – Milk River
Kananaskis-Canmore
Crowsnest Pass-Pincher Creek-Waterton Lakes National Park Cardston-Fort Macleod-Magrath Brooks-Strathmore-Vulcan
Calgary is under the warning, but won’t see 20 cm, likely closer to 10cm or less.
Snow will continue overnight in Calgary, tapering off by mid day and then the sun will come out.
Bragg Creek has seen 5 cm accumulate so far.
Drivers are encouraged to adjust their driving with changing road conditions. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow.
Just before 8 p.m. Saturday night, RCMP Cochrane closed Highway 22 1 KM North of Highway 1. Drivers were told to seek an alternate route due to MVC & Weather conditions.
Conditions across southern Alberta are expected to improve Sunday.
For specific updates, visit Environment Canada.
Here is your Morning News Rundown for Thursday, Dec. 4:
Map: Petition data shows ‘city-wide’ support for secondary suites in Calgary – Metro Calgary
Toronto house prices’ heady gains expected to continue in 2015 – Financial Post
Morning News Rundown is a post from: CREBNow… Read More
Morning News Rundown is a post from: CREBNow
City council has approved a new four-year budget that will see property taxes in the city rise by 4.5 per cent next year, followed by three consecutive years of 4.7 per cent hikes through to 2018.
The increase means the average Calgary household will part with an extra $71.40 in property taxes
next year.… Read More
City council approves new budget is a post from: CREBNow
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