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Active, residential real estate prices in Fort Assiniboine had an average listing price of $308580. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $495000, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $135900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Fort Assiniboine has a current average price of $290 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.2 beds, 1.8 bathrooms and 1171 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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Low Level Crossing decision postponed until new year - Whitecourt Star Low Level Crossing decision postponed until new year Whitecourt StarWoodlands County council discussed the open-house for the North *Service* Road along with the Low Level Crossing and Whitecourt land annexation at the ...
Time for mandatory recorded votes - Barrhead Leader Time for mandatory recorded votes Barrhead LeaderIs it time all Alberta school boards, municipalities, and other boards with elected officials have mandated recorded votes? We believe the answer is yes.
Journey to Bethlehem celebrates 20 years - Whitecourt Star Journey to Bethlehem celebrates 20 years Whitecourt StarThe annual Journey to Bethlehem dramatic re-enactment at Fort Assiniboine celebrated their 20th anniversary with tours on Nov. 17-18 and.
Alberta search for missing pilot stymied by wildfire smoke - CBC.ca Alberta search for missing pilot stymied by wildfire smoke CBC.caSmoke drifting east from wildfires in B.C. is hindering the search for a light plane that disappeared without a trace during a flight in Alberta on Sunday.
Critical alerts issued in Alberta as flooding forces evacuation of Woodlands, Mackenzie Counties - CBC.ca Critical alerts issued in Alberta as flooding forces evacuation of Woodlands, Mackenzie Counties CBC.caCritical alerts were issued for three counties in central and northern Alberta on Saturday as flooding forced residents out of their...
Expanded evacuations in northern Alberta as Peace River flooding worsens - CBC.ca Expanded evacuations in northern Alberta as Peace River flooding worsens CBC.caMore than 200 people have fled their homes in the northern Alberta hamlet of Fort Vermilion as the ice-choked Peace River prompted an expanded mandatory ...
Alberta's Peace River flooding worsens, evacuations expand - The Weather Network Alberta's Peace River flooding worsens, evacuations expand The Weather NetworkLocal states of emergency and flood evacuations have been issued in central and northern Alberta as ice jams on the Athabasca, Peace and Beaverlodge rivers ...
Alberta flooding: list of areas affected by rising floodwaters - Global News Alberta flooding: list of areas affected by rising floodwaters Global NewsFlooding is a problem in some parts of Alberta, with authorities issuing alerts to residents.
Olympian visits Fort Assiniboine School - Barrhead Leader Olympian visits Fort Assiniboine School Barrhead LeaderCall it foreshadowing. When Melissa Lotholz was in Grade 8 she clearly remembers writing in her journal that she wanted to go to the Olympics. And that is ...
About 100 Fort Vermilion residents forced from homes by flood threat - Edmonton Journal About 100 Fort Vermilion residents forced from homes by flood threat Edmonton JournalAbout 100 people in Fort Vermilion were ordered to evacuate their homes Sunday as water levels continued to rise in the Peace River.Approximately 30 ...
Health Canada gives go ahead for medical marijuana facility - Barrhead Leader Health Canada gives go ahead for medical marijuana facility Barrhead LeaderIt's go time. That is how Cory Kitchen, one of the founders of Quadel Growers Incorporated characterized his company's efforts to build a medical marijuana ...
Fort Assiniboine students learn about wilderness survival - Barrhead Leader Fort Assiniboine students learn about wilderness survival Barrhead LeaderIf you ever find yourself stranded in the woods in winter relying only on what Mother Nature provides for survival, hopefully a Fort Assiniboine School junior high...
One business closing is not the end of the world - Barrhead Leader One business closing is not the end of the world Barrhead LeaderSeasons have their changes and for every door closed, another is opened. No doubt, those are a few samples of some of the motivational things our mothers ...
Ode to Manitoba winter: Love it or hate it, season has inspired artists for 200 years - CBC News Ode to Manitoba winter: Love it or hate it, season has inspired artists for 200 years CBC NewsManitoba's capricious winters can be a fickle child — calm and cordial at times but fierce and erratic at others, throwing a flurry of...
Woodlands County amends bylaw to include definition of cannabis - Barrhead Leader Woodlands County amends bylaw to include definition of cannabis Barrhead LeaderBusinesses wanting to set up a cannabis production facility or retail shop in Woodlands County will have the opportunity to do so as long as they meet all...
Medical marijuana facility proposed for Fort Assiniboine - Barrhead Leader Medical marijuana facility proposed for Fort Assiniboine Barrhead LeaderWoodlands County councillors believe medical marijuana might cure many of the issues the Hamlet of Fort Assiniboine faces. On Sept. 5, Darrel Renkema ...
Wayne saloon escapes damage as flood fears ease across southern Alberta - Calgary Herald Wayne saloon escapes damage as flood fears ease across southern Alberta Calgary HeraldWhile communities in northern Alberta face flood alerts, worries are starting to ease in areas east and south of Calgary as overland flooding recedes.
GUNTER: NDP selling Notley over party - Edmonton Sun GUNTER: NDP selling Notley over party Edmonton SunAdvanced copies of the New Democrats' campaign brochures are out and, as predicted, they feature Rachel Notley and barely mention the NDP.Notley is the ...
State of Local Emergencies remain in Fort Vermillion & Woodlands County - rdnewsnow.com State of Local Emergencies remain in Fort Vermillion & Woodlands County rdnewsnow.comAn ice dam break up has caused a significant surge of flood water into the Fort Vermillion region, resulting in a Local State of Emergency being declared.
Most Fort Vermilion evacuees allowed to go home as flood risk subsides - CBC.ca Most Fort Vermilion evacuees allowed to go home as flood risk subsides CBC.caThe majority of the hundreds of people evacuated from their Fort Vermilion homes due to rising river levels are being allowed to return.
The fight to save clean water on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation - The Guardian The fight to save clean water on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation The GuardianNative American leaders in Montana believe the Keystone oil pipeline puts them in grave danger – but they are up against powerful business interests.
Senior hunting licences dropping this fall - Fort Saskatchewan Record Senior hunting licences dropping this fall Fort Saskatchewan RecordThe president of the Fort Saskatchewan Fish and Game Association is welcoming the province's decision to lower hunting licences for seniors this fall.
Fort Assiniboine native takes a group of Calgary scouts on a trip of lifetime - Barrhead Leader Fort Assiniboine native takes a group of Calgary scouts on a trip of lifetime Barrhead LeaderAbout three weeks ago, a group of Calgary Scouts had the opportunity to do what many people have never had a chance to do — paddle the...
Marijuana facility proposed in Fort Assiniboine - Whitecourt Star Marijuana facility proposed in Fort Assiniboine Whitecourt StarFort Assiniboine may soon be home to an industrial greenhouse that will grow and sell medical marijuana while creating jobs.Darrel Renkema, co-founder and ...
Keystone XL Pipeline: Montana tribes worry about Missouri, Milk rivers - Great Falls Tribune Keystone XL Pipeline: Montana tribes worry about Missouri, Milk rivers Great Falls TribuneTransCanada plans to run the pipeline beneath the Missouri River upstream from the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes' source of drinking water.
Flood alerts, evacuations in effect northwest of Edmonton - CTV News Flood alerts, evacuations in effect northwest of Edmonton CTV NewsFlooding in areas northwest of Edmonton has caused multiple alerts and evacuations this weekend.
Woodlands County council discusses cannabis use in public areas - Whitecourt Star Woodlands County council discusses cannabis use in public areas Whitecourt StarWoodlands County council reviewed bylaws concerning the use of cannabis in public areas and issues regarding the landfill at the scheduled.
British Columbia burns: With 566 fires, province declares state of emergency - Seattle PI British Columbia burns: With 566 fires, province declares state of emergency Seattle PIThe Great White North is burning. The British Columbia government on Wednesday declared a province-wide state of emergency, seeking more help from ...
Fort Peck tribes raise concerns about Keystone XL pipeline threatening reservation's water - Billings Gazette Fort Peck tribes raise concerns about Keystone XL pipeline threatening reservation's water Billings GazetteThe Keystone XL pipeline is facing opposition from American Indians along its Montana-to-Oklahoma route, beginning with the Fort...
Millar Western buys Spruceland Millwork - Edmonton Journal Millar Western buys Spruceland Millwork Edmonton JournalEdmonton-based Millar Western Forest Products Ltd. announced Tuesday it has bought wood manufacturer Spruceland Millworks Inc. Spruceland, started in ...
Alberta hazardous waste treatment plant waiting for long-term operating licence renewal - Edmonton Journal Alberta hazardous waste treatment plant waiting for long-term operating licence renewal Edmonton JournalThe Swan Hills hazardous waste treatment plant is waiting for a new long-term operating licence more than a year after the old one...
Province's second licensed cannabis facility could be huge boost for tiny Alberta hamlet - Edmonton Sun Province's second licensed cannabis facility could be huge boost for tiny Alberta hamlet Edmonton SunAlberta's newest medical marijuana operation is planting the seeds that could turn the quiet hamlet of Peers into a one of the crown...
Manitoba wins Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in home rink matchup - Global News Manitoba wins Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in home rink matchup Global NewsManitoba's Colin Kurz and his team from the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club protected their lead throughout the match to win the 2019 Canadian Mixed ...
Dallas Hotel fire may have been deliberate - Barrhead Leader Dallas Hotel fire may have been deliberate Barrhead LeaderThe all-day fire that destroyed the Dallas Hotel on July 18 is being treated as “suspicious” by the Barrhead RCMP and the Barrhead Fire Department, according ...
Outdoors with Neil Waugh: Northern Trails Have their Muddy Tales - Edmonton Sun Outdoors with Neil Waugh: Northern Trails Have their Muddy Tales Edmonton SunIt's a little known fact that Sam McGee – the chilly fellow from Plumtree, Tennessee who Robert *Service* committed a classic case of identity theft on in...
This small Alberta village could soon be home to the world's largest marijuana factory - CBC.ca This small Alberta village could soon be home to the world's largest marijuana factory CBC.caThe Village of Cremona, Alta. — population 457 — is already home to Alberta's only licensed marijuana production facility. With a recent...
Being first has its benefits - Barrhead Leader Being first has its benefits Barrhead LeaderThere are advantages to being ahead of the curve. Take Atlas Growers Inc, a medical marijuana startup located in Lac Ste. Anne County that recently acquired ...
'Treating protest as terrorism': US plans crackdown on Keystone XL activists - The Guardian 'Treating protest as terrorism': US plans crackdown on Keystone XL activists The GuardianDocuments suggest an aggressive response to possible protests against the oil pipeline amid fears of another Standing Rock.
Crime statistics on a downward trend - Barrhead Leader Crime statistics on a downward trend Barrhead LeaderBarrhead RCMP commander Sgt. Bob Dodds had some good and bad news for Woodlands County councillors during his regular quarterly report to council on ...
Athabasca River Brigade lands in Whitecourt - Whitecourt Star Athabasca River Brigade lands in Whitecourt Whitecourt StarThe Athabasca River Voyageur Canoe Brigade landed their canoes for an overnight stop at Riverboat Park in Whitecourt on June 27.The brigade — made up of ...
Fort Assiniboine Fire Department shows off their wares - Barrhead Leader Fort Assiniboine Fire Department shows off their wares Barrhead LeaderIt wasn't Sunday, but it didn't stop members of the Fort Assiniboine Fire Department from putting on their own version of their Sunday best, dress uniforms and ...
Weapons arsenal seized, suspected cocaine dealers face 122 charges in northern police sting - Edmonton Sun Weapons arsenal seized, suspected cocaine dealers face 122 charges in northern police sting Edmonton SunThree Alberta men and a woman are facing a combined 122 drug and weapons charges after police seized an arsenal of weapons —...
12 Road Trips To Go On That Are 1, 2, And 3 Hours Away From Edmonton - Narcity 12 Road Trips To Go On That Are 1, 2, And 3 Hours Away From Edmonton NarcityIf we're being honest, as much as we would all like to plan a weekend road trip getaway to somewhere super awesome, and far, far away from the ...
Demonstrators March Ahead Of Keystone XL Hearing - MTPR Demonstrators March Ahead Of Keystone XL Hearing MTPROpponents of the Keystone XL oil pipeline gathered at Riverside Park in Great Falls on Wednesday in support of environmental and indigenous justice groups.
'We Will Be Waiting': Tribe Says Keystone XL Construction Is Not Welcome - InsideClimate News 'We Will Be Waiting': Tribe Says Keystone XL Construction Is Not Welcome InsideClimate NewsThe company building the long-contested Keystone XL oil pipeline notified the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in a letter this week that it will start...
Native American Tribes File Lawsuit Seeking To Invalidate Keystone XL Pipeline Permit - NPR Native American Tribes File Lawsuit Seeking To Invalidate Keystone XL Pipeline Permit NPRIn a new bid to stop the Keystone XL pipeline, two Native American communities are suing the Trump administration, saying it failed to adhere to...
Woodlands County leads in cable thefts - Whitecourt Star Woodlands County leads in cable thefts Whitecourt StarTelus expressed its displeasure with cable thefts occurring throughout Woodlands County during a regular County council meeting on March 6.While Telus has ...
Canoe brigade stopping in Whitecourt - Whitecourt Star Canoe brigade stopping in Whitecourt Whitecourt StarThe Voyageur Brigade Society begins its 333-kilometre canoe trip along the Athabasca River from Jasper to Fort Assiniboine on June 22.The canoe brigade will ...
Flooding situation improves in Woodlands County, some evacuees return home - CTV News Flooding situation improves in Woodlands County, some evacuees return home CTV NewsEvacuees in Woodlands County are slowly being allowed back home Wednesday.
Woodlands County hosts budget open house, re-examines cost sharing with Town - Whitecourt Star Woodlands County hosts budget open house, re-examines cost sharing with Town Whitecourt StarWoodlands County held three open houses for its 2018 budget in preparation for its 2018 budget deliberations and re-examination of its cost...
MLA reflects on 2017 - Westlock News MLA reflects on 2017 Westlock NewsStrong support for the newly-formed United Conservative Party was by far the biggest surprise for Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock MLA Glenn van Dijken in 2017.
Reenacting a part of Canadian history - Barrhead Leader Reenacting a part of Canadian history Barrhead LeaderCanada 150 celebrations are planned all across the country and a handful of local canoe-enthusiasts are planning to paddle down the Athabasca river. Starting ...
Fun Hockey season begins with practice session - Barrhead Leader Fun Hockey season begins with practice session Barrhead LeaderSixty-two junior skaters hit the ice Sept. 26 for the start of the new Barrhead Fun Hockey season. Fun Hockey coordinator Shawn Stephani said although ...
Drug and gun suspects appear in court - Whitecourt Star Drug and gun suspects appear in court Whitecourt StarFour people arrested in a big drug and gun bust who collectively face 122 charges made their first appearances in Whitecourt Provincial Court on March 28.
Judge blocks construction of Keystone XL pipeline - Great Falls Tribune Judge blocks construction of Keystone XL pipeline Great Falls TribuneU.S. District Judge Brian Morris issued an order Thursday blocking construction of the $8 billion Keystone XL Pipeline until further environmental analysis is ...
As Canada turns 151, let's look back at its baby pictures from 1867 - CBC.ca As Canada turns 151, let's look back at its baby pictures from 1867 CBC.caAs the bells rang out at noon on July 1, 1867, Canada was introduced for the first time as a *fresh*-faced nation of four provinces and 3463000 people.
TransCanada blocked from hauling Keystone XL pipe - Great Falls Tribune TransCanada blocked from hauling Keystone XL pipe Great Falls TribuneTransCanada may plan for the Keystone XL Pipeline, but it's barred from "preconstruction" work such as hauling pipe and assembling construction camps, a U.S. ...
PHPS looks to “rebuild the ADLC in Barrhead” - Barrhead Leader PHPS looks to “rebuild the ADLC in Barrhead” Barrhead LeaderPembina Hills Public Schools (PHPS) want to rebuild the Alberta Distance Learning via a consolidation of services and staff at the main Barrhead campus, while ...
Triple wedding 50 years ago has Mulhurst Bay connection - Pipestone Flyer Triple wedding 50 years ago has Mulhurst Bay connection Pipestone FlyerThree sisters held wedding together five decades ago.
Medical first response improves - Whitecourt Star Medical first response improves Whitecourt StarAdam Dietrich. Whitecourt Star. Woodlands County council has approved a measure that will improve the response time during medical emergencies in the Fort ...
TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline could create surplus export capacity for decade, study finds - Calgary Herald TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline could create surplus export capacity for decade, study finds Calgary HeraldTransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL may be one pipeline too many for Canada, at least for now.Construction of the export line...
What's open and what's closed Labour Day - CTV News What's open and what's closed Labour Day CTV NewsThe Labour Day weekend is fast approaching. Here's what you can expect to be open and closed on the Monday, Sept. 3.
Canada Day 2018 celebrated across the country - CBC.ca Canada Day 2018 celebrated across the country CBC.caDespite sweltering heat in many parts of the country, people gathered to celebrate Canada Day 2018.
Enbridge's Line 3 expansion is all risk, no reward - CBC.ca Enbridge's Line 3 expansion is all risk, no reward CBC.caConstruction on the Manitoba segment of the biggest project in Enbridge's history is slated to begin soon. But the Line 3 project's economic, social and ...
'Don't slam it until you've been here': Winnipeggers condemn Price is Right prize mockery - Calgary Herald 'Don't slam it until you've been here': Winnipeggers condemn Price is Right prize mockery Calgary HeraldOn a recent airing of the game show, a trip to Winnipeg was one of the prizes featured. Some wondered what the show's producers were...
Stick is big in curling - St. Albert Gazette Stick is big in curling St. Albert GazetteThe Canadian governing body of two-person stick curling believes the sport has rock star appeal on the world stage. “I would like to see it go as far as.
Thousands of Canada’s indigenous children died in church-run boarding schools. Where are they buried? - The Washington Post Thousands of Canada’s indigenous children died in church-run boarding schools. Where are they buried? The Washington PostTORONTO — Armed with everything from school attendance records to drones, researchers across Canada are racing...
15 Amazing Cities In Canada Filled With Obnoxious Tourists (5 That Will Be By 2019) - TheTravel 15 Amazing Cities In Canada Filled With Obnoxious Tourists (5 That Will Be By 2019) TheTravelThe problem Canada is facing now is the obnoxious tourists that bother the locals and the other visiting tourists.
Journey to Bethlehem - Barrhead Leader Journey to Bethlehem Barrhead LeaderFor the last two weekends hundreds of people visited Fort Assiniboine to take part in the 19th annual Journey to Bethlehem. The tradition was started in 1998, ...
Where the buffalo roam | News - Char-Koosta News Where the buffalo roam | News Char-Koosta NewsNorth American tribes find common ground in restoring bison to the plains.
South Winnipeg's forgotten park - Winnipeg Free Press South Winnipeg's forgotten park Winnipeg Free PressImagine spending a lazy Sunday afternoon on a steamboat cruising up the Red River, followed by a pic... - Community Correspondent - Winnipeg Free Press.
Fred Eaglesmith coming to Barrhead Sept. 19 - Barrhead Leader Fred Eaglesmith coming to Barrhead Sept. 19 Barrhead LeaderThat is what Eaglesmith told the Barrhead Leader in between shows in Duluth, N.D.. Currently, Eaglesmith and his wife and artistic partner Tif Ginn Elgersma are ...
Places to visit, stay and tour in western Canada – readers’ travel tips - The Guardian Places to visit, stay and tour in western Canada – readers’ travel tips The GuardianThink western Canada and mountains and bears spring to mind. But our intrepid readers have also explored the region's First Nation heritage and...
Native American Tribes Seek to Restore Buffalo to the Wild - VOA News Native American Tribes Seek to Restore Buffalo to the Wild VOA NewsNative American tribal leaders, conservationists, wildlife managers and buffalo producers are exploring the cultural and economic benefits of restoring buffalo ...
What's open, what's closed and what's happening Canada Day and July 2 - CTV News What's open, what's closed and what's happening Canada Day and July 2 CTV NewsCanada Day is coming up this Sunday. Here is what's opened and closed over this long weekend, and what's happening in Winnipeg to mark the event: Malls:.
First-degree murder charges laid in nearly two-year-old Manitoba homicide - CTV News First-degree murder charges laid in nearly two-year-old Manitoba homicide CTV NewsPolice have laid first-degree murder charges in the deaths last year of two men in southern Manitoba.
Bella Twin, the .22 Used to Take the 1953 World Record Grizzly, and More - AmmoLand Shooting Sports News Bella Twin, the .22 Used to Take the 1953 World Record Grizzly, and More AmmoLand Shooting Sports NewsOn 10 May, 1953, Bella Twin was hunting small game with her partner, Dave Auger, along an oil exploration cutline south of Slave Lake....
Drug bust, 122 charges laid - Whitecourt Star Drug bust, 122 charges laid Whitecourt StarFour people from the Woodlands County area are facing a combined 122 charges after a large drug and gun bust, police announced on March 23.Whitecourt ...
Trial date set for alleged gun runner - Whitecourt Star Trial date set for alleged gun runner Whitecourt StarOne of four people arrested in a March drug and gun bust that resulted in a total of 122 charges laid pleaded not guilty to three counts of firearm trafficking.
Native Groups Sue to Stop Keystone XL - EcoWatch Native Groups Sue to Stop Keystone XL EcoWatchTwo indigenous groups are suing the Trump administration in an attempt to stop the Keystone XL pipeline, NPR reported Monday.
Manitoba still in mixed curling hunt - Winnipeg Free Press Manitoba still in mixed curling hunt Winnipeg Free PressManitoba eked out a gutsy comeback victory Thursday night to remain in the hunt for a playoff spot a... - Curling - Winnipeg Free Press.
Gerald Stanley acquittal outrage result of 'centuries of oppression,' says prominent civil rights lawyer - CBC.ca Gerald Stanley acquittal outrage result of 'centuries of oppression,' says prominent civil rights lawyer CBC.caThe outrage felt and expressed across the country following the verdict in the Gerald Stanley trial comes from years of...
In Saskatchewan, the Stanley verdict has re-opened centuries-old wounds - Macleans.ca In Saskatchewan, the Stanley verdict has re-opened centuries-old wounds Macleans.caAfter Gerald Stanley's acquittal in the death of Colten Boushie, tensions around the Battlefords are high, and fear and hatred are close to the surface.
Pedestrian cycling bridge proposed to join areas divides opinions - CTV News Pedestrian cycling bridge proposed to join areas divides opinions CTV NewsA City of Winnipeg proposal to build a bridge for pedestrians and cyclists between Osborne Village and downtown is dividing some Winnipeggers.
Forgotten Women: The conversation of murdered and missing native women is not one North America wants to have - but it must - The Independent Forgotten Women: The conversation of murdered and missing native women is not one North America wants to have - but it must The IndependentIn the fifth in our series on the lives of ordinary women behind extraordinary stories, this...
Voyageurs prepares for journey through Whitecourt - Whitecourt Star Voyageurs prepares for journey through Whitecourt Whitecourt StarThe historic shores of the Athabasca River will be traversed once again by the paddle canoes of the earlier days of Canada's history.The Athabasca River ...
Trauma investigated as cause for polar bear death at Assiniboine Park Zoo - Globalnews.ca Trauma investigated as cause for polar bear death at Assiniboine Park Zoo Globalnews.caOfficials at Assiniboine Park Zoo are beginning the testing process, to determine the cause of death of a two-year-old polar bear Saturday.
Ridin’ at the Reesor Ranch - Calgary Herald Ridin’ at the Reesor Ranch Calgary HeraldWe awoke with a cold rain pounding down and a wicked west wind attacking the bunkhouse where we slept. The dogs – Dolly and Justice – lay just outside the ...
Cypress Hills Massacre little-known dark point in Canadian history - Globalnews.ca Cypress Hills Massacre little-known dark point in Canadian history Globalnews.caThe Cypress Hills Massacre in southwest Saskatchewan, one of Canada's worst mass murders, barely registers as a footnote in Canadian history.
Chichak keeps position as Whitecourt Mayor - Whitecourt Star Chichak keeps position as Whitecourt Mayor Whitecourt StarMaryann Chichak reclaimed her spot as mayor of Whitecourt after defeating her sole opponent Darlene Chartrand during the municipal election on Oct. 16.
Seeking historic, natural and calm: 5 backcountry cabins and lodges to get cozy up to this winter - Calgary Herald Seeking historic, natural and calm: 5 backcountry cabins and lodges to get cozy up to this winter Calgary HeraldThere's something about cabin time. You can't beat the evenings, sitting by the glow of the stove and the smells of freshly...
33 Canadian books that won awards in the second half of 2018 - CBC.ca 33 Canadian books that won awards in the second half of 2018 CBC.caCanadian writers have been busy collecting awards this fall. Here's a round-up of some award-winning literature from the second half of 2018. You can check ...
Bison herd to be moved from Alberta to Montana as part of treaty agreement - CTV News Bison herd to be moved from Alberta to Montana as part of treaty agreement CTV NewsDescendants of a bison herd captured and sent to Canada more than 140 years ago will be relocated to a Montana American Indian reservation next month, ...
Plane crash results in fatality near Oldman Lake - Mayerthorpe Freelancer Plane crash results in fatality near Oldman Lake Mayerthorpe FreelancerThe search for missing pilot Scott Schneider ended with the discovery of his body and plane wreckage south of Oldman Lake in Lac Ste. Anne County (LSAC) on ...
Developing volleyball skills at Barrhead Elementary - Barrhead Leader Developing volleyball skills at Barrhead Elementary Barrhead LeaderFor the uninitiated spectator at a mini-tournament at Barrhead Elementary School (BES) it might have looked like the sport the teams were playing was volleyball ...
Fishers missing on Lake of the Woods found, taken to hospital - CTV News Fishers missing on Lake of the Woods found, taken to hospital CTV NewsOntario Provincial Police said a search is underway on the south end of Lake of the Woods after two fishermen were reported missing.
Attention needed for ATV safety - Whitecourt Star Attention needed for ATV safety Whitecourt StarThe Timeu Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation Area is coming under scrutiny after recurring safety issues from OHV accidents have county councillors ...
Canada Day Celebration At Bower Ponds - Everything You Need To Know - Todayville.com Canada Day Celebration At Bower Ponds - Everything You Need To Know Todayville.comPlanning your Canada Day fun? Don't go any farther. Check this out and head over to the Canada 150 Celebration at Bower Ponds.
Outdoor winter fun in Manitoba this weekend - CTV News Outdoor winter fun in Manitoba this weekend CTV NewsWinter is upon us, but that doesn't mean you have to stay inside. Here are some great places to get you out of the house and into the snow this weekend.
Man arrested in Winnipeg and charged with murder in NW Ontario death - CTV News Man arrested in Winnipeg and charged with murder in NW Ontario death CTV NewsOntario Provincial Police say a man is now facing a murder charge in a suspicious death investigation on a northwestern Ontario First Nation.

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	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 308580	$ 135900	$ 495000
Days On Market:	211 days	63 days	487 days
Sq. Ft.:	1171 sq ft.	352 sq ft.	1690 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$290 /sq ft.	$177 /sq ft.	$442 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.2 beds	1 beds	4 beds
Baths:	1.8 baths	0 baths	3 baths
Home Age:	38.8 years	20 years	67 years

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