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'A survival game': How the cost of living has changed since the 2021 federal election
The price of goods and services in Alberta rose nearly 14 per cent since the last federal election, a CBC News analysis found ...
In fast-growing Alberta, job seekers have lost millions to employment scams since 2022
The money Albertans have lost to job scams has risen more than tenfold in two years, despite only a small increase in the number of reported victims, federal data shows.
Alberta tourism continuing to grow after strongest pandemic rebound in Canada
The provincial tourism sector is reporting the highest growth last year, according to current numbers, in the country as it ...
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Edmonton city council approves reallocating $5M for more transit peace officers
City council will redirect $5 million to place more transit peace officers at LRT stations throughout Edmonton ... for CBC's The National, CBC Radio's Cross Country Checkup and CBC News Network.
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A rent increase is pushing these families out of their homes
and what this means for the community. This is Edmonton is posted online every Wednesday. Listen here or get in touch at thisisyeg@cbc.ca.
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Rent hikes intended to bring Edmonton units up to market value are forcing some tenants to move
Many tenants say they will be forced to find new places to live after experiencing rent increases (David Bajer/CBC) CBC News spoke with ... current market levels in Edmonton," the company said ...
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Here are three ways Edmonton's housing task force is trying to tackle city's supply issue
The city's Community Mobilization Task Force on Housing and Houselessness has released recommendations to council to find faster ways to build more housing in Edmonton. (Jason Franson/The Canadian ...