zzkwilliamcanada
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/R E P E A T --MEDIA ADVISORY - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO MAKE HOUSING ANNOUNCEMENT IN CALGARY/
Newswire.ca Press Release.
www.theglobeandmail.com
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Golfing guy
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Wonder if they are giving more money for social housing? Office conversions?
trtcttc
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There's similar announcements across the country in different Liberal cities. I'm guessing it's just announcing what in it for local housing in Budget 2025./R E P E A T --MEDIA ADVISORY - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO MAKE HOUSING ANNOUNCEMENT IN CALGARY/
Newswire.ca Press Release.
Alex_YYC
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This is in Sunalta on 11th Ave. It looks new but don’t remember seeing this here on SRC.
Looks like it was built in 2018.
The Familia
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What the fuck is this? ^
YYCguy
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Admin, did this thread just get spammed? The above posts don’t make any sense!
FriendlyDrunks
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Ya looked like a spammer, guessing they've been banned by now
zzkwilliamcanada
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Alberta expects billions in investment: That is good news for CRE
Alberta’s economy is poised to reap the benefits of multi-billion-dollar investments coming to the province in the near future, according to Scott Hutcheson, the executive chair of Aspen Properties.
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Golfing guy
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This guy oozes UCPAlberta expects billions in investment: That is good news for CRE
Alberta’s economy is poised to reap the benefits of multi-billion-dollar investments coming to the province in the near future, according to Scott Hutcheson, the executive chair of Aspen Properties.
O-tac
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Rubber stamping ai data centres when the grid can't power them and there is a worsening water crisis is a terrible idea. But of course the UCP doesn't give a shit.
Urb
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Don't the proposed data centres have their own, separate power sources (nat gas)?
trtcttc
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Sambo
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DougB
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The transmission doesn't exist to allow data centers to pull huge amounts from the grid unless they coloate next to large generators.
Alberta has four competitive advantages:
1) deregulated energy market that allows consumers to contract directly with generators
2) cold weather that reduces cooling costs
3) large quantities of stranded natural gas resulting in the world's lowest cost resrouce
4) generally less NIMBYist culture
The Province will need to move quickly to capture data center footprint and that will likely require quashing the ability of local governments and interest groups to delay projects