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Albany Real Estate Stats - December 18, 2018:
Active, residential real estate prices in Albany had an average listing price of $405900. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $579900, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $211000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Albany has a current average price of $263 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.0 beds, 3.3 bathrooms and 1556 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.
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- Amazon announces 2nd fulfillment centre in Alberta, this one outside Edmonton - Global News Amazon announces 2nd fulfillment centre in Alberta, this one outside Edmonton Global NewsNew Amazon warehouse in Leduc County to create 600 jobs, company says CBC NewsAmazon plans to open new distribution centre south of...
- 2 Edmonton residents charged with first-degree murder in death of Indigenous Alberta woman - Global News 2 Edmonton residents charged with first-degree murder in death of Indigenous Alberta woman Global NewsTwo people from Edmonton were charged with first-degree murder after a northern Alberta woman was found dead in the North Saskatchewan...
- Legault dismisses Alberta backlash over 'dirty energy' comment - Edmonton Journal Legault dismisses Alberta backlash over 'dirty energy' comment Edmonton JournalQuebec premier repeats there is no social acceptability in the province for oil pipeline projects such as Energy East.
- New Alberta K-4 school curriculum ready for classroom testing - Edmonton Journal New Alberta K-4 school curriculum ready for classroom testing Edmonton JournalAlberta's new curriculum for the early grades will be tested in classrooms across the province beginning next September, Education Minister David Eggen said.
- Liberals to announce new supports for Alberta’s beleaguered energy sector on Tuesday - Global News Liberals to announce new supports for Alberta’s beleaguered energy sector on Tuesday Global NewsAmarjeet Sohi and Jim Carr are to be joined by Randy Boissonnault, the Liberal MP for Edmonton Centre, at a news conference on Tuesday...
- Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton - CBC.ca Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton CBC.caA new funding deal between the Alberta government and the province's two largest cities ties funding for capital projects to gains and dips in provincial ...
- Talks of Alberta separating from Canada grow - CTV News Talks of Alberta separating from Canada grow CTV NewsRecent rallies across Alberta have reignited the conversation around the province separating from Canada.
- Smaller Alberta cities are hit harder by opioid crisis than Calgary and Edmonton, new data shows - Toronto Star Smaller Alberta cities are hit harder by opioid crisis than Calgary and Edmonton, new data shows Toronto StarEDMONTON—The effects of the opioid crisis are being felt disproportionately in smaller Alberta cities, compared to the large...
- Alberta looking for new refinery to be built in face of ongoing oil price crisis - Edmonton Journal Alberta looking for new refinery to be built in face of ongoing oil price crisis Edmonton JournalAlberta is putting out feelers to the private sector to see if there's any interest in building a new oil refinery in the province.It's the...
- Watch: Joe Ceci warns of new economic headwinds facing Alberta - Edmonton Journal Watch: Joe Ceci warns of new economic headwinds facing Alberta Edmonton JournalAlberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci emphasized the looming crisis in the oil industry with the price differential and its effect on the nation.Alberta's latest...
- Two detained after clash between yellow vests and counter protesters outside Alberta Legislature - Toronto Star Two detained after clash between yellow vests and counter protesters outside Alberta Legislature Toronto StarEDMONTON—Hundreds of yellow vest protesters at the Alberta Legislature and Edmonton City Hall calling for action on pipelines...
- Watch: Indigenous tourism in Alberta gets government support - Edmonton Journal Watch: Indigenous tourism in Alberta gets government support Edmonton JournalAlberta Indigenous Relations Minister Richard Feehan announced an initiative to increase tourism in Alberta on Tuesday at the River Cree Resort and Casino in ...
- Edmonton Oilers let one get away from them, lose to host Canucks - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers let one get away from them, lose to host Canucks Edmonton SunVANCOUVER — The good news during the Edmonton Oilers resurrection under Ken Hitchcock is that it's actually surprising to see them lose a game in ...
- ‘Are we going to play?’ Alberta boy with rare illness no big deal for classmates - CityNews Edmonton ‘Are we going to play?’ Alberta boy with rare illness no big deal for classmates CityNews EdmontonONOWAY, Alta. — Four-year-old Porter Stanley has some new pals at preschool. Russ stands beside him as they manoeuvre toy cars down...
- Edmonton, other parts of Alberta should brace for freezing rain: Environment Canada - Global News Edmonton, other parts of Alberta should brace for freezing rain: Environment Canada Global NewsEnvironment Canada issued a special weather statement for parts of central and northern Alberta -- including Edmonton -- on Monday as it...
- 'I have no intention of losing': Rachel Notley talks Election 2019 - Edmonton Journal 'I have no intention of losing': Rachel Notley talks Election 2019 Edmonton JournalPremier Rachel Notley says her party is playing to win in the 2019 election, but regardless of its fate she will stay on as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona...
- Edmonton Oilers defenceman gets vote of confidence from head coach - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers defenceman gets vote of confidence from head coach Edmonton SunThe Edmonton Oilers were an open book to Ken Hitchcock when the team got a new headmaster a month ago, but it didn't take long for him to get a firm read on ...
- Controversy stalks Alberta nomination races ahead of 2019 election - Edmonton Journal Controversy stalks Alberta nomination races ahead of 2019 election Edmonton JournalCandidate hopefuls for the 2019 election are facing off across Alberta, spurring a number of controversies.
- Freezing rain warning issued for northwestern Alberta - CBC.ca Freezing rain warning issued for northwestern Alberta CBC.caCommunities in northwestern Alberta are being told to brace for freezing rain.
- Hundreds of Grey Cup tickets still available; parties ramp up in Edmonton - Calgary Herald Hundreds of Grey Cup tickets still available; parties ramp up in Edmonton Calgary HeraldCalgarians looking to head to Edmonton for the Grey Cup are still in luck.As of Thursday afternoon, just over a thousand tickets, ranging from $154...
- Notes from the Dome: Wind projects and trail investments - Edmonton Journal Notes from the Dome: Wind projects and trail investments Edmonton JournalEnvironment Minister Shannon Phillips announced five new wind projects Monday as part of Alberta's renewable electricity program.Three of the wind projects ...
- 'I hope they can hear us in Ottawa': 1,500 attend Alberta oilpatch rally - CBC News 'I hope they can hear us in Ottawa': 1,500 attend Alberta oilpatch rally CBC NewsMore than 600 vehicles, ranging from pickups to semis, convoyed through Grande Prairie in northwestern Alberta on Sunday as part of a rally supporting the ...
- Alberta reaches tentative funding deal with municipalities - Edmonton Journal Alberta reaches tentative funding deal with municipalities Edmonton JournalAfter months of divisive wrangling, the province and Alberta's cities have reached a tentative funding deal tied to the provincial government's general revenues,...
- 'One in 50 years': U of A researchers help solve ice quake mystery at Alberta Beach - Edmonton Journal 'One in 50 years': U of A researchers help solve ice quake mystery at Alberta Beach Edmonton JournalThe “earthquakes” that shook up several Alberta towns at the beginning of 2018 were actually “ice quakes,” researchers at the...
- Two arrested as 'yellow-vest' clashes with counter protest in Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Two arrested as 'yellow-vest' clashes with counter protest in Edmonton Edmonton JournalPolice say two people were arrested when protesters and counter-protesters clashed in downtown Edmonton Saturday.It was a heated exchange of rallying...
- Watch: Alberta will purchase rail cars to ship crude - Edmonton Journal Watch: Alberta will purchase rail cars to ship crude Edmonton JournalAlberta Premier Rachel Notley announced today that Alberta will purchase rail tankers to ship crude to international markets.The move comes after Ottawa has ...
- Daughter signs for deaf dad at rock concert and doesn’t miss a beat - WDAF FOX4 Kansas City Daughter signs for deaf dad at rock concert and doesn’t miss a beat WDAF FOX4 Kansas CityEDMONTON, Alberta -- Rocking out at a concert, Kari Carberry didn't miss a beat as she signed the lyrics of the songs for her deaf dad in Canada...
- Watch: Alberta Midwives to Offer More Services - Edmonton Journal Watch: Alberta Midwives to Offer More Services Edmonton JournalAlberta Health Minister Sarah Hoffman announced Wednesday that the Alberta government has expanded midwives' scope of practice, allowing them to use ...
- Tuesday's letters: Nova Scotia needs Alberta's oil money - Edmonton Journal Tuesday's letters: Nova Scotia needs Alberta's oil money Edmonton JournalThe writer suggests Alberta is the site of “ecological devastation.” Hardly. Has he ever been north of Edmonton, where there is pristine wilderness? Or south,...
- Guns and gangs blamed for Alberta’s highest rate of firearm homicide in two decades - Toronto Star Guns and gangs blamed for Alberta’s highest rate of firearm homicide in two decades Toronto StarEDMONTON—Alberta recorded the highest rate of firearm-related homicides in the country in 2017, mostly due to the rise of illegal guns...
- Saskatchewan not following Alberta in cutting oil production - Edmonton Journal Saskatchewan not following Alberta in cutting oil production Edmonton JournalSaskatchewan will not be following Alberta's plan to cut oil production in an effort to reduce the price differential plaguing energy sector.
- Edmonton doctor accused of having sex with patients appears before tribunal - Edmonton Journal Edmonton doctor accused of having sex with patients appears before tribunal Edmonton JournalAn Edmonton-area family physician is accused of having sex with four vulnerable patients and prescribing high amounts of opioids to an...
- Ford trucks continue to be top stolen vehicles in Alberta - Edmonton Journal Ford trucks continue to be top stolen vehicles in Alberta Edmonton JournalCar theft continues to be a scourge on the Prairies with older-model Ford trucks maintaining pole position as the most popular target for thieves in Alberta, new ...
- Teenage mathletes put the 'us' in calculus with Alberta Team Math Attack - CBC.ca Teenage mathletes put the 'us' in calculus with Alberta Team Math Attack CBC.caA pair of Alberta teenagers have started a new team math contest for for junior high school students, to encourage other kids to enjoy learning math.
- Wildfire in western Alberta now 'being held’ - CTV News Wildfire in western Alberta now 'being held’ CTV NewsA wildfire in western Alberta is now being held after high winds fanned the flames overnight.
- Rally speaker: Alberta oil 'puts tofu on the table in Toronto!' - Edmonton Sun Rally speaker: Alberta oil 'puts tofu on the table in Toronto!' Edmonton SunGRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — A rally in support of Alberta's oil industry drew hundreds of supporters who cheered as speakers delivered a message that the rest of ...
- Alberta teachers' association vows to protect teachers facing discrimination - Edmonton Journal Alberta teachers' association vows to protect teachers facing discrimination Edmonton JournalTeachers who were to face discrimination from their school board as a result of religious clauses in their employment contracts would be...
- Snoop Dogg is coming to Edmonton and Calgary in February - Toronto Star Snoop Dogg is coming to Edmonton and Calgary in February Toronto StarThe veteran rapper will be joined by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and more.
- Alberta boy born with rare illness no big deal for classmates: ‘Are we going to play?’ - Global News Alberta boy born with rare illness no big deal for classmates: ‘Are we going to play?’ Global NewsPorter Stanley, 4, is one of about 30 people in the world ever diagnosis of Beare-Stevenson syndrome, which caused his skull to fuse...
- NAIT goes big and shiny with new campus food research facility - Edmonton Journal NAIT goes big and shiny with new campus food research facility Edmonton JournalA new state-of-the-art research kitchen at NAIT aims to combine the school's culinary and food research expertise to create an incubator for the Alberta...
- Edmonton weather: All I want for Christmas is ice melt - Edmonton Journal Edmonton weather: All I want for Christmas is ice melt Edmonton JournalA look at today's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada.Monday morning temperatures at the Edmonton Blatchford station that measured -7.8 C with 3 ...
- 'We’re just like anybody else': Openly gay Alberta minister ignores the wedding haters - Edmonton Journal 'We’re just like anybody else': Openly gay Alberta minister ignores the wedding haters Edmonton JournalTourism and Culture Minister Ricardo Miranda sits in his office, a gold engagement band studded with four diamonds on his ring...
- Oilers head coach Ken Hitchcock stands up loud and proud for Connor McDavid - Edmonton Sun Oilers head coach Ken Hitchcock stands up loud and proud for Connor McDavid Edmonton SunTwenty-six years ago, Mario Lemieux didn't feel the NHL home office had his back as he argued that the flotsam and jetsam were illegally stopping...
- Edmonton Oilers notes: Bruins general manager Don Sweeney in town to watch Battle of Alberta - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers notes: Bruins general manager Don Sweeney in town to watch Battle of Alberta Edmonton SunBoston Bruins GM Don Sweeney was in the house Sunday night to watch the Battle of Alberta, which predictably started the...
- Hicks on Biz: How much more can Alberta’s government spend? - Edmonton Sun Hicks on Biz: How much more can Alberta’s government spend? Edmonton SunBy GRAHAM HICKSWhat in God's name is this spend-until-we're-bankrupt socialist Alberta government doing, announcing a purchase of $350 million worth of ...
- That's a wrap: Alberta opposition pushes for quick election as fall session ends - Edmonton Journal That's a wrap: Alberta opposition pushes for quick election as fall session ends Edmonton JournalThe fall session of Alberta's legislature ended Thursday with a standing ovation for its longest-serving MLA, NDP member for...
- David Staples: Alberta separatism will rise unless Canada gets it right on pipelines - Edmonton Journal David Staples: Alberta separatism will rise unless Canada gets it right on pipelines Edmonton JournalNever before have I heard so many Albertans bitterly rant against the province's deal in Canada.It's now common for Albertans on social...
- Opinion: New parks bolster Alberta's conservation leadership - Edmonton Journal Opinion: New parks bolster Alberta's conservation leadership Edmonton JournalAlberta is taking welcome steps to conserve the vibrant lands and clean waters that make this province a haven for wildlife and humans alike. The government's ...
- Off the Post podcast: Battle of Alberta and bench blood - Edmonton Journal Off the Post podcast: Battle of Alberta and bench blood Edmonton JournalKristen Anderson, beat reporter in Calgary, joins Paul Chapman in the latest Off the Post podcast to talk about the Battle of Alberta sparking to life, both on the...
- Deadpool defends Alberta band Nickelback - Edmonton Journal Deadpool defends Alberta band Nickelback Edmonton JournalAlberta's most famous rockers get a little comic book love courtesy of another Canadian star.In the latest trailer for the upcoming film Once Upon a Deadpool, ...
- Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta - Edmonton Journal Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta Edmonton JournalGrande Priairie — Mounties and wildlife officials in northern Alberta are investigating a video that apparently shows a coyote being beaten and...
- Rideau, Inc. Expands to Edmonton, Alberta with its new Western Distribution Center - Canada NewsWire Rideau, Inc. Expands to Edmonton, Alberta with its new Western Distribution Center Canada NewsWireMONTREAL, Nov. 20, 2018 /CNW/ - Rideau, Inc., a global leader in employee recognition solutions, announces the opening of its Western...
- PHOTOS: High flying action at Badminton Alberta tournament - Edmonton Journal PHOTOS: High flying action at Badminton Alberta tournament Edmonton JournalCompetitors from across Alberta were competing at the Yonex Alberta Junior Circuit Gold-Gord Smith CWC Junior U13, U15 badminton tournament at the ...
- Professor resigns from Alberta curriculum working group citing concerns over process, design - Edmonton Journal Professor resigns from Alberta curriculum working group citing concerns over process, design Edmonton JournalA University of Alberta education professor has resigned from the province's social studies curriculum working group over...
- Press Gallery podcast: The 2018 Year-End Alberta Politics Quiz edition - Edmonton Journal Press Gallery podcast: The 2018 Year-End Alberta Politics Quiz edition Edmonton JournalAs is the tradition for the final Press Gallery panel podcast of the year, this week the team looks back at 2018 for the annual news quiz.Join host...
- Give me land, lots of land: Annexations in Alberta and why you should care - Edmonton Journal Give me land, lots of land: Annexations in Alberta and why you should care Edmonton JournalReporter Juris Graney chatted with urban planning expert Sandeep Agrawal about the importance of land annexations and why you should care.
- Danielle Smith: Canada's on notice Albertans have had enough - Edmonton Journal Danielle Smith: Canada's on notice Albertans have had enough Edmonton JournalThe last time I wrote for a newspaper, Alberta separatism was at an all-time high. I guess it's fitting that more than 10 years later I'm returning to writing...
- 'The time is now': Alberta boosts support for oil and gas upgrading - CBC.ca 'The time is now': Alberta boosts support for oil and gas upgrading CBC.caIn a bid to combat the effects of low energy prices, Alberta is boosting its investment in two petrochemical upgrading programs to $2.1 billion, the government ...
- First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site - Edmonton Journal First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site Edmonton JournalAn Alberta First Nation is suing the province over development approvals that the band says threaten sacred land the government has promised to protect.
- B.C. truck driver charged with historical sexual offences has Alberta ties, warn police - Edmonton Journal B.C. truck driver charged with historical sexual offences has Alberta ties, warn police Edmonton JournalA British Columbia truck driver arrested earlier this week for alleged historical sexual offences involving a young girl had truck...
- New name announced for Shaw Conference Centre - CBC.ca New name announced for Shaw Conference Centre CBC.caEdmonton's downtown convention centre is reverting to its original name.
- Number of opioid overdose deaths may be plateauing: Alberta Health report - Edmonton Journal Number of opioid overdose deaths may be plateauing: Alberta Health report Edmonton JournalNearly 500 people died due to fentanyl overdoses in the first three quarters of 2018, but the number of deaths appears to be slowing, says the...
- Alberta education minister slams moves by other provinces to eliminate, amalgamate school boards - Edmonton Journal Alberta education minister slams moves by other provinces to eliminate, amalgamate school boards Edmonton JournalMoves by Eastern Canada provinces to dissolve or strip powers from locally elected school boards won't happen in Alberta...
- Alberta Métis settlements celebrate 80 years - Edmonton Journal Alberta Métis settlements celebrate 80 years Edmonton JournalEight decades of the official relationship between Alberta's Métis population and the provincial government — the ups and downs, good times and bad — was ...
- Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity' - Edmonton Journal Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity' Edmonton JournalCrisis calls to women's shelters in Alberta have jumped 10 per cent since 2015-16, while the number of women, children and seniors sheltered last year is up on ...
- Crowded rooms: Class sizes surged in Alberta schools as spending remained untracked, new data shows - Edmonton Journal Crowded rooms: Class sizes surged in Alberta schools as spending remained untracked, new data shows Edmonton JournalAs Alberta taxpayers poured increasingly more money into a program to curtail large class sizes, fewer and fewer classes...
- Keith Gerein: Buckle up, Alberta. Election season may be closer than you realize - Edmonton Journal Keith Gerein: Buckle up, Alberta. Election season may be closer than you realize Edmonton JournalForty-nine more days.It's barely a blip in the winter, a span long enough for only two more full moons to appear.Or, for the less...
- Alberta women's shelters contend with rising demand - Edmonton Sun Alberta women's shelters contend with rising demand Edmonton SunCrisis calls to women's shelters in Alberta have jumped 10 per cent since 2015-16, while the number of women, children and seniors sheltered last year is up on ...
- Edmonton Conservative MP Kerry Diotte sues University of Alberta student newspaper for defamation - Toronto Star Edmonton Conservative MP Kerry Diotte sues University of Alberta student newspaper for defamation Toronto StarEDMONTON–A University of Alberta grad is concerned that conservative MP Kerry Diotte's decision to sue the school's student...
- Battle of Alberta back in inferno mode as conference-leading Flames face off against red-hot Edmonton Oilers - Edmonton Journal Battle of Alberta back in inferno mode as conference-leading Flames face off against red-hot Edmonton Oilers Edmonton JournalGame Day 30: Flames at OilersIt seems there is no stopping the Calgary Flames these days. Alberta's southern...
- Notes from the Dome: New wind projects announced - Edmonton Sun Notes from the Dome: New wind projects announced Edmonton SunEnvironment Minister Shannon Phillips announced five new wind projects Monday as part of Alberta's renewable electricity program.Three of the wind projects ...
- Discrimination concerns: Alberta investigating Catholic teacher contracts - OHS Canada Discrimination concerns: Alberta investigating Catholic teacher contracts OHS CanadaEDMONTON - Alberta Education Minister David Eggen is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could ...
- JONES: Edmonton Oilers head coach looking out for his best player - Edmonton Sun JONES: Edmonton Oilers head coach looking out for his best player Edmonton SunThere was a significant gathering of media at Rogers Place Monday to celebrate Ken Hitchcock's 67th birthday.OK, nobody brought a cake. And everybody ...
- Alberta launches beer trade challenge against Ontario, cancels small brewers grant program - Edmonton Journal Alberta launches beer trade challenge against Ontario, cancels small brewers grant program Edmonton JournalAlberta has taken the first step in a trade challenge against Ontario over what cabinet ministers describe as unfair liquor...
- Letters December 17: To hell with B.C. and Quebec - Edmonton Sun Letters December 17: To hell with B.C. and Quebec Edmonton SunTOO SOON, TAREKIn regard to the UN Compact on Migration, methinks your contributor, Tarek Fatah, doth crow too soon. His eagerness to pronounce success ...
- Edmonton Oilers turnaround looks like more than just a temporary spike - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers turnaround looks like more than just a temporary spike Edmonton SunWINNIPEG — Eight. Two. And one.Most people thought the slumping Edmonton Oilers would get the usual, temporary spike that comes after a coaching change...
- Rachel Notley: Alberta faces a momentous decision on oil production - Edmonton Journal Rachel Notley: Alberta faces a momentous decision on oil production Edmonton JournalMy fellow Albertans, your energy resources — the natural inheritance of every person in this province — are being sold for next to nothing.A...
- Trustees advocate for more mental health services in Alberta schools - Edmonton Journal Trustees advocate for more mental health services in Alberta schools Edmonton JournalAn injection of cash last spring for school mental health therapists was helpful, but not enough to help the number students arriving in Alberta...
- Shorthanded Edmonton Oilers lose 5-4 overtime thriller to Winnipeg Jets - Edmonton Sun Shorthanded Edmonton Oilers lose 5-4 overtime thriller to Winnipeg Jets Edmonton SunWINNIPEG — It might be the most unlikely and unexpected point of the season.They don't want to get in the habit of admiring losses, but with the...
- Amarjeet Sohi: Alberta, this government has always had your back, and always will - Edmonton Journal Amarjeet Sohi: Alberta, this government has always had your back, and always will Edmonton JournalWhen I was elected as the MP for Edmonton Mill Woods in 2015, Alberta's energy sector was hurting. The oil price downturn was having a...
- Edmonton Oilers defenceman Caleb Jones has new fan in Ken Hitchcock - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers defenceman Caleb Jones has new fan in Ken Hitchcock Edmonton SunEdmonton Oilers coach Ken Hitchcock has seen the left-shot, right-side farm call-up defenceman Caleb Jones for only two NHL games, but he's a fan as well as...
- Rising demand putting many Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity': report - Edmonton Journal Rising demand putting many Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity': report Edmonton JournalCrisis calls to women's shelters in Alberta have jumped 10 per cent since 2015-16, a new report released Tuesday says.
- Students in University of Alberta’s HUB call for security boost - Global News Students in University of Alberta’s HUB call for security boost Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: Students at a University of Alberta residence are expressing concerns with security following a number of incidents at the HUB. As Albert ...
- Province investigating death of young man ejected from Edmonton bar - CBC.ca Province investigating death of young man ejected from Edmonton bar CBC.caThe province is investigating the death of a young man who was told to leave an Edmonton bar last weekend in freezing weather. Mohamed Abdi, 20, was found ...
- Dallas Eakins still cheering for Edmonton Oilers success in wake of Andrew Ference's team criticism - Edmonton Sun Dallas Eakins still cheering for Edmonton Oilers success in wake of Andrew Ference's team criticism Edmonton SunDallas Eakins is in perpetually sunny San Diego these days, living the good life and coaching the Anaheim Ducks' farm...
- From $10 to $100: Parking tickets at University of Alberta set to skyrocket - Edmonton Journal From $10 to $100: Parking tickets at University of Alberta set to skyrocket Edmonton JournalTickets for parking violations at the University of Alberta are about to get a whole lot more expensive for vehicle owners.
- Edmonton weather: Freezing rain expected to hit later this afternoon - Edmonton Journal Edmonton weather: Freezing rain expected to hit later this afternoon Edmonton JournalA look at today's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada.Tuesday morning temperatures at the Edmonton Blatchford station measure -2.6 C with 8 km/h ...
- 'One in six is too many': Report says Alberta provincial poverty reduction strategy needed - Edmonton Journal 'One in six is too many': Report says Alberta provincial poverty reduction strategy needed Edmonton JournalChild poverty is on the rise in the province and non-profit public interest groups are calling on the Alberta government to act...
- School trustees want school bus cameras, tougher penalties for drivers passing school buses - Edmonton Journal School trustees want school bus cameras, tougher penalties for drivers passing school buses Edmonton JournalThe provincial government should make mandatory and pay for installation of cameras on all publicly run school buses to deter...
- Alberta government to slather Montreal with oil revenue loss ads during premiers meeting - Edmonton Journal Alberta government to slather Montreal with oil revenue loss ads during premiers meeting Edmonton JournalAlberta government advertisements spelling out Canada's lost oil revenues will splash over Montreal in red ink this weekend as the...
- Group including four Alberta youths face more than 80 charges linked to stolen guns, 'multitude' of break and enters - Edmonton Journal Group including four Alberta youths face more than 80 charges linked to stolen guns, 'multitude' of break and enters Edmonton JournalFive youths in eastern Alberta collectively now face more than 80 charges relating to a spate of break...
- Press Gallery interview: Robyn Luff laments the state of Alberta democracy - Edmonton Journal Press Gallery interview: Robyn Luff laments the state of Alberta democracy Edmonton JournalFormer backbench NDP MLA Robyn Luff has sparked a debate on the role of parties in Alberta politics.Luff began the fall session by refusing to...
- Edmonton's Food Bank needs your help - Edmonton Sun Edmonton's Food Bank needs your help Edmonton SunWith a week until Christmas, officials at Edmonton's Food Bank said they're less than halfway to their food and monetary goals this holiday season.The food ...
- 'He will die with no help': family issues plea for Edmonton teen gang member - CBC.ca 'He will die with no help': family issues plea for Edmonton teen gang member CBC.caA family is warning that their teenager is a risk to himself and others but they can't get him the help he needs.
- Watch: Alberta bans mandatory high heels at work - Edmonton Journal Watch: Alberta bans mandatory high heels at work Edmonton JournalAlberta Labour Minister Christina Gray said Alberta will follow B.C. and Manitoba by banning mandatory high heel policies in the workplace.“Mandatory high ...
- Alberta police-reported cybercrime doubles over four years: Statistics Canada - Edmonton Journal Alberta police-reported cybercrime doubles over four years: Statistics Canada Edmonton JournalThe number of police-reported cybercrimes in Alberta has more than doubled over a four-year period.
- Alberta hate crimes increased 38% last year; police investigated 192 hate-motivated crimes in the province in 2017 - Edmonton Journal Alberta hate crimes increased 38% last year; police investigated 192 hate-motivated crimes in the province in 2017 Edmonton JournalPolice-reported hate crimes saw big increases in Canada last year, new data show, driven by more...
- Alberta brings in rules for treating alcoholism and drug addiction, enforced by fines up to $100,000 - Edmonton Journal Alberta brings in rules for treating alcoholism and drug addiction, enforced by fines up to $100,000 Edmonton JournalThe province is preparing to regulate addiction treatment facilities and launch a college to oversee professionals who...
- Oilers make a statement with shutout victory over Flames - Edmonton Sun Oilers make a statement with shutout victory over Flames Edmonton SunEdmonton Oilers coach Ken Hitchcock says his team has “a ways to go to catch the NHL's top dogs but playing against us right now should make teams nervous.
- Opinion: It's time to ban mandatory high heels in Alberta eateries - Edmonton Journal Opinion: It's time to ban mandatory high heels in Alberta eateries Edmonton JournalBlack clothes are great for hiding stains. Anything that gets in your way isn't worth your time. But one thing towers above the rest. Every worker should...
Albany Real Estate Stats
Active Stats
Albany Real Estate Currently For Sale
| Average | Min | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List Price: | $ 405900 | $ 211000 | $ 579900 |
| Days On Market: | 89 days | 33 days | 151 days |
| Sq. Ft.: | 1556 sq ft. | 809 sq ft. | 2340 sq ft. |
| Price / Sq. Ft.: | $263 /sq ft. | $248 /sq ft. | $276 /sq ft. |
| Beds: | 3.0 beds | 2 beds | 5 beds |
| Baths: | 3.3 baths | 2 baths | 5 baths |
| Home Age: | 3.8 years | 2 years | 5 years |
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MaxWell Challenge Realty
201 6650 177 Street,
Edmonton,
Alberta
T5T 4J5
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