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Jan. 08, 2014 | CREBNow

Better Building Through Bacon

No, not that kind of bacon. A film series featuring renowned architect Ed Bacon is aiming to help Calgarians better understand how a city is planned.

Every Wednesday night in January and February offers a different film about city building topics. After each film the audience is invited to engage in discussion about what they just saw, and how it can impact Calgary, and people as individuals.
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Jan. 08, 2014 | CREBNow

New Schools Announced for Calgary and Airdrie

Calgary's community of Aspen Woods and west Airdrie will see new schools being built.

The Aspen Woods school will benefit about 750 Kindergarten to Grade 6 Roman Catholic Separate School District students, and the Airdrie school will serve 600 Rocky View School Division Kindergarten to Grade 4 students.
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Jan. 08, 2014 | CREBNow

Calgary Streets to Have Snow Removed

Over the next four weeks, some Calgarians will see snow disappearing from the roads. Trucks have been contracted by the city to remove the snow from residential streets.

The record 52.4 centimetres snowfall that hit Calgary in December, has the city utilizing snow removal services for the first time.

Southeast Calgary is currently the focus of snow removal, but all areas of the city will receive some amount of snow removal. However, how many roads that will have snow removed is unknown.
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Jan. 08, 2014 | Cody Stuart

Supporting Growth

For the city's real estate market, 2013 is going to be a tough act to follow.

In a year that saw nearly tape-totape sales growth over its predecessor, 2013 ended on yet another high note as December sales increased eight per cent year-over-year sales over the previous year. Year-over-year sales growth rose every month in 2013 save February and March, with MLS® sales for the year up by 11 per cent over 2012.
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Jan. 08, 2014 | CREBNow

Test Your Knowledge: Ice Safety

Winter months bring frozen bodies of water, and many enjoyable activities can be done on the frozen water. However, frozen water can be deceiving and can turn into a very dangerous situation quickly.

"There have been several recent incidents of people venturing out onto frozen lakes or ponds, and it is very concerning to us," said Carol Henke, public information officer, Calgary Fire Department. "Because we have extreme temperature fluctuations in Calgary, ice conditions can be quite dangerous."
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Dec. 18, 2013 | Cody Stuart

How To: Backyard Skating Rink

Regardless of which side of the recently resolved NHL lockout you come down on – those being "Yay, hockey's back" or "Boo, I'm never watching again" – there's really no better way to show your excitement or disdain than by building your very own backyard rink. For those excited about the season, the rink will allow them to live out their own NHL fantasies, and for those less enthusiastic folks,

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Dec. 18, 2013 | CREBNow

Test Your Knowledge: Christmas Tree Recycling

Every year Christmas morning comes, and after all the presents have been torn open, there is nothing but wrapping paper, gift bags and boxes piled high. Then there is the Christmas tree; by recycling the trees, about 40,000 trees stay out of the landfill, and help garbage collection crews stay on schedule. All this brings up the question of what does the City of Calgary offer for Christmas recycling programs. How much do you know?

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Dec. 18, 2013 | CREBNow

Town of Chestermere Set for Major Expansion

Chestermere may soon be expanding their town to include 2,400 acres of residential and business development thanks to a project known as Waterbridge, which could attract more than 46,000 new residents.

"The Town of Chestermere annexed the Waterbridge land in 2009. They annexed the land because it allowed them to control growth adjacent to them, rather than if Calgary annexed it, they would have had no control over how these lands would develop," said Pam MacInnis, associate with Brown & Associates Planning Group.
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Dec. 18, 2013 | CREBNow

Neighbours Helping Neighbours

The City of Calgary was on the forefront of helping people, as they set up the first Snow Angel campaign in North America, ten years ago.

The Snow Angel campaign recognizes good citizens who shovel the walks for people who may not be able to do it themselves.
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Dec. 18, 2013 | CREBNow

Finalists Announced for CHBA National SAM Awards

The Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) National SAM awards have announced the list of finalists.

The awards celebrate excellence in new homes, home renovation, innovative technology and construction, outstanding presentation and marketing across Canada. This year the 23rd CHBA SAM awards will be presented in Whistler, BC at the association's 71st national conference on April 4, 2014.

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