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Calgary is Alberta’s largest city with a strong economy driven by energy, technology, and finance. It offers a vibrant urban lifestyle with cultural events, dining, and outdoor activities. The city’s growing population and high employment rates make it a solid investment choice. Popular areas include Beltline for urban living, Tuscany for families, and Mahogany for…

Effective tax planning in Alberta should be year-round, not just during tax season. Early planning helps maximize tax savings, unlike last-minute decisions with limited options.

Beltline offers vibrant urban living with parks, nightlife, and good transit, ideal for young professionals. Altadore is family-friendly with parks, shopping, and top schools, though it's one of the pricier areas.

In 2025, CREB expects more listings priced above $600K due to easing lending rates and pent-up demand. Sales in 2025 are anticipated to align with historical trends, slightly higher than in 2024.

Alberta’s first-time home buyers face challenges like high down payments and strict mortgage guidelines. Local programs like Attainable Homes Calgary and First Place offer affordable housing and down payment assistance.

St Patrick's Day is the day we all turn a bit Irish. 13 million pints of Guinness are consumed worldwide on St. Patrick's Day. Green is now the traditional color of St. Patrick's Day.

Calgary’s housing market remains strong in 2025, with forecasted sales exceeding 26K units. Despite reduced migration and economic uncertainty, demand is expected to stay above long-term trends.

Halal Mortgages Introduced: New laws allow alternative, interest-free financing options for Albertans, expanding accessibility to homeownership.Inclusive Financing Options: Proposed changes will enable provincially regulated institutions to offer diverse mortgage solutions by 2025.

International Women's Day, also known as IWD for short, grew out of the labour movement to become a recognized annual event by the UN.It all started in 1908 when 15K women marched through NYC demanding shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote. Things were made official in 1975 when the United Nations…