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Active, residential real estate prices in Grassland had an average listing price of $374900. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $399900, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $349900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Grassland has a current average price of $262 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.0 beds, 2.5 bathrooms and 1456 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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The Alberta Energy Regulator Grants Standing to Environmental Group for Oil Well License Hearing - Energy and Natural Resources - Canada - Mondaq News Alerts The Alberta Energy Regulator Grants Standing to Environmental Group for Oil Well License Hearing - Energy and Natural Resources - Canada Mondaq News AlertsBy its letter decision issued on November 19, 2018, found here, the Alberta...
Coulee Crest Farms of Alberta recognized for environmental stewardship - Canadian Cattlemen Coulee Crest Farms of Alberta recognized for environmental stewardship Canadian CattlemenThe 2019 Alberta Environmental Stewardship Award was presented to Coulee Crest Farms of Red Deer County during the Alberta Beef Producers AGM in ...
It's all about the grass at this all-inclusive cattle resort in the Rockies - Alberta Express It's all about the grass at this all-inclusive cattle resort in the Rockies Alberta ExpressRanchers along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains watched her as she made her way through the foothills, walking for miles and miles and...
'I can't afford the luxury of doing the right thing': Prairie farmers on the front lines of climate change - Calgary Herald 'I can't afford the luxury of doing the right thing': Prairie farmers on the front lines of climate change Calgary HeraldAt Kevin Bender's Red Deer-area farm, 2018 began with the driest growing season the 48-year-old grain farmer can...
The birds and the beef: The facts of grasslands conservation - Alberta Express The birds and the beef: The facts of grasslands conservation Alberta ExpressBirds are struggling to survive on Prairie grasslands — but they're not the only ones in trouble. “The biggest species at risk in Manitoba is beef.
Letters to the Editor, Jan. 11 - Calgary Sun Letters to the Editor, Jan. 11 Calgary SunNEW-LOOK PROVINCES After much consultation with B.C., Quebec and First Nations groups, the feds have decided to divide Alberta, Saskatchewan and ...
Highway 63 crash involving car and 2 semi-trucks sends 3 to hospital - Global News Edmonton Highway 63 crash involving car and 2 semi-trucks sends 3 to hospital Global News EdmontonA three-vehicle crash on Highway 63 near the hamlet of Grassland, Alta., has sent three people to hospital, one of whom was listed in "serious...
BC woman caught driving 215 km/h on Alberta highway fined $2300 - Daily Hive BC woman caught driving 215 km/h on Alberta highway fined $2300 Daily HiveA BC driver is out $2300 after being caught driving 215 km/h in a 110 km/h zone on a highway in northern Alberta last year.
Three people injured after Thanksgiving Monday crash in northern Alberta - Toronto Star Three people injured after Thanksgiving Monday crash in northern Alberta Toronto StarOne of the semis was hauling dry materials while the second truck did not have a load.
For rural Albertans, Greyhound closure cuts off a crucial lifeline - Toronto Star For rural Albertans, Greyhound closure cuts off a crucial lifeline Toronto StarJhenet Melanio lives in Grassland and when her regular route is gone, she's not sure how she'll afford to get to doctor appointments in Edmonton.
New family of previously extirpated swift foxes found near Medicine Hat - Calgary Herald New family of previously extirpated swift foxes found near Medicine Hat Calgary HeraldA family of at least five swift foxes — a species once extirpated in Canada — has been found living in Alberta's grasslands, suggesting...
Grassland traps carbon but measurement tricky - Western Producer Grassland traps carbon but measurement tricky Western ProducerEd Bork, a University of Alberta range ecologist, says there is more to climate change than the burning of fossil fuels. Conversion of grassland into crop ...
Historic ranch provides top grazing opportunities for cattle - Canadian Cattlemen Historic ranch provides top grazing opportunities for cattle Canadian CattlemenYou know a winter range is excellent grazing land when a cow will cross every fence she can to get there. Mike Roberts, manager of the Waldron Ranch.
Letters: January 14, 2019 - Winnipeg Sun Letters: January 14, 2019 Winnipeg SunIn another reality … In this election year, it is irritating to reflect on what could have been if the Canadian voters had re-elected Stephen Harper (Masters degree ...
Teacher found guilty of eight counts of unprofessional conduct over 36 years - Edmonton Journal Teacher found guilty of eight counts of unprofessional conduct over 36 years Edmonton JournalA southern Alberta teacher should lose her certification and pay $32500 in fines after 36 years of belittling students, officers told an...
Swift foxes making a comeback in Canada - Mother Nature Network Swift foxes making a comeback in Canada Mother Nature NetworkSwift foxes were once considered extinct in Canada, but they're making a comeback in the grasslands of Alberta.
Semi hauling crude crashes on Highway 63; oil spill cleanup underway - Global News Edmonton Semi hauling crude crashes on Highway 63; oil spill cleanup underway Global News EdmontonThe driver of a semi truck was taken to hospital after his big rig crashed on Highway 63 early Wednesday morning, resulting in an oil spill.
White Moose Ranch in foothills southwest of Calgary protected from development - Global News Edmonton White Moose Ranch in foothills southwest of Calgary protected from development Global News EdmontonThe 2000-acre White Moose Ranch in the foothills southwest of Calgary has been protected by Nature Conservancy of Canada from future...
Alberta's boreal forest could be dramatically altered by 2100 due to climate change: Model by UAlberta biologists predicts big changes due to climate change and wildfire - Science Daily Alberta's boreal forest could be dramatically altered by 2100 due to climate change: Model by UAlberta biologists predicts big changes due to climate change and wildfire Science DailyHalf of Alberta's upland boreal forest is likely to...
Donation preserves central Alberta wetlands and grasslands - Alberta Express Donation preserves central Alberta wetlands and grasslands Alberta ExpressA central Alberta farm family has gifted 1467 acres on the northwest shore of Gough Lake to the Nature Conservancy of Canada. The Ferrier property,
Songbirds channel their inner George Clooney to attract a mate, but is it working? - CBC.ca Songbirds channel their inner George Clooney to attract a mate, but is it working? CBC.caConservation biologists studying the effects of noise pollution from oil and gas pumps in southern Alberta are finding that a species of sparrow is...
First Nations concerned about grassland loss - Western Producer First Nations concerned about grassland loss Western ProducerResidents of the Blood Reserve in southern Alta. worry about farming practices conducted on their land by non-natives. STANDOFF, Alta. — The people of the ...
Young girl killed, two adults injured in Alberta crash - CTV News Young girl killed, two adults injured in Alberta crash CTV NewsA four-year-old girl is dead and two adults are in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on Highway 55 north of Edmonton.
Greyhound makes last runs in Alberta; new bus companies aim to fill void - Edmonton Journal Greyhound makes last runs in Alberta; new bus companies aim to fill void Edmonton JournalLast call for passengers.” Crackling from the loud speakers at Edmonton's Greyhound bus terminal in the city's north side, Terry Smith's words...
Young girl killed, two adults seriously injured in crash north of Edmonton - Global News Young girl killed, two adults seriously injured in crash north of Edmonton Global NewsA four-year-old girl is dead and two adults are in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on Highway 55 north of Edmonton.
Peter Watts: Is it time to expand Alberta’s agriculture irrigation system? - Global News Edmonton Peter Watts: Is it time to expand Alberta’s agriculture irrigation system? Global News EdmontonThe semi-arid regions of southern Alberta are home to an enterprising collection of agriculture producers and food processors. Potatoes,...
Ranch in foothills southwest of Calgary protected from development - Toronto Star Ranch in foothills southwest of Calgary protected from development Toronto StarWhite Moose Ranch is also near the headwaters region of the Sheep River, which provides *fresh* drinking water to almost half of all Albertans.
Grasslands Naturalists releases birding trail guide for SE Alberta - Medicine Hat News Grasslands Naturalists releases birding trail guide for SE Alberta Medicine Hat Newsgslade@medicinehatnews.com @MHNGillianSlade. A guide to enhance your enjoyment of birdwatching in the area has just been released by Grasslands ...
Rangeland expansion justified - Lethbridge Herald Rangeland expansion justified Lethbridge HeraldContrary to recent comments in the Lethbridge Herald (Aug. 28 and 29) alleging attempts by the Alberta government to rush through a decision that is.
63-year-old man missing in Grasslands National Park - CTV News 63-year-old man missing in Grasslands National Park CTV NewsAuthorities are continuing the search for 63-year-old Don Stoliker, who went missing hiking in Grasslands National Park.
Alberta woman charged with impaired driving, speeding with 3 kids in vehicle - Global News Alberta woman charged with impaired driving, speeding with 3 kids in vehicle Global NewsWhen police pulled the car over, they believed the woman was not only impaired, but also realized she had three children, a five-year-old and two...
Opinion: Letting weeds take over parks isn't way to natural grassland - Edmonton Journal Opinion: Letting weeds take over parks isn't way to natural grassland Edmonton JournalOn Aug. 2, media interviewed an Edmonton resident who was complaining about shoulder-high weeds in Louise McKinney Park. He said they were unsightly ...
Half of Alberta’s boreal forest could disappear due to fires and climate change, study warns - Calgary Herald Half of Alberta’s boreal forest could disappear due to fires and climate change, study warns Calgary HeraldA study shows half of Alberta's boreal forest could disappear in just over 80 years due to wildfires and climate change.The...
Grazing program looks to restore habitat for greater sage grouse in Grasslands National Park - Global News Regina Grazing program looks to restore habitat for greater sage grouse in Grasslands National Park Global News ReginaThe SSGA and Parks Canada hope a unique project will help restore the habitat for three at-risk species, including the...
Alberta 2080: Experts share predictions for province in a warming world - Toronto Star Alberta 2080: Experts share predictions for province in a warming world Toronto StarWith climate scientists warning the world of the effects of global warming, experts at home consider the fallout for the plants, animals and people that...
The environmental argument for cattle - Alberta Express The environmental argument for cattle Alberta ExpressEditor's note: A recent blog from the Beef Cattle Research Council offers its rebuttal to “vilifying headlines and simple, partial arguments” that.
Many of Alberta's 'reclaimed' wells aren't actually reclaimed: government presentation - The Narwhal Many of Alberta's 'reclaimed' wells aren't actually reclaimed: government presentation The NarwhalWith the click of a button, oil and gas companies can receive certificates for site clean up — almost always without any on-the-ground...
Community debates forestry in area - Athabasca Advocate Community debates forestry in area Athabasca AdvocateAn MD of Opportunity community meeting in Calling Lake took a half-hour long turn to Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries and forestry around the region, ...
Mike Drew: The prairie amid the smoke - Calgary Sun Mike Drew: The prairie amid the smoke Calgary SunThe prairie was hot and dry.And lovely. It looked just like it should at this time of year, a varied carpet of browns with a few green highlights, the seed heads on ...
Exclosure demonstrates value of grazing - Western Producer Exclosure demonstrates value of grazing Western ProducerLUNDBRECK, Alta. — A fragment of the 65000-acre Waldron Grazing Co-operative has been fenced off for 30 years in an “exclosure” protected from grazing.
Fires fueled spread of grasslands on ancient Earth - Phys.org Fires fueled spread of grasslands on ancient Earth Phys.orgAncient wildfires played a crucial role in the formation and spread of grasslands like those that now cover large parts of the Earth, according to scientists at Penn ...
Forage Ahead with High-Quality Seed - GlobeNewswire Forage Ahead with High-Quality Seed GlobeNewswireThe DUC and Nutrien Forage Program is putting some green onto the landscape and into producers' pockets.
Grasslands a carbon-capture colossus - Alberta Express Grasslands a carbon-capture colossus Alberta ExpressIf the Alberta government really wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the province, it should start with an incentive for farmers to reduce annual.
These Teen Birds Love Sleeping In, Too - Smithsonian These Teen Birds Love Sleeping In, Too SmithsonianWe all know the early bird gets the worm, so why do these young endangered grassland songbirds hang out in their nests late into the day? A new study seeks ...
Semi-truck rolls, spills crude oil on Hwy 63 - CTV News Semi-truck rolls, spills crude oil on Hwy 63 CTV NewsRCMP in northern Alberta is investigating after a semi rolled on Highway 63 overnight, and spilled crude oil on the roadway.
Canada in 2030: Frequent, more intense wildfires a reality - The Weather Network Canada in 2030: Frequent, more intense wildfires a reality The Weather NetworkSaturday, August 11, 2018, 10:00 AM - West coast fires have dominated weather news lately - California is experiencing the biggest fire that the state has...
Grazing grasslands good for the environment, study finds - Alberta Express Grazing grasslands good for the environment, study finds Alberta ExpressThe conservation and retention of these grasslands is important and grazing is an important vector to help maintain them.” Edward Bork.
Alberta ranchers to conserve huge tract of native grassland - CBC.ca Alberta ranchers to conserve huge tract of native grassland CBC.caSouthern Alberta ranchers are banding together to preserve a huge swath of native grassland almost untouched by development.
Greyhound’s departure in the West opens the road for other bus companies - Toronto Star Greyhound’s departure in the West opens the road for other bus companies Toronto StarAfter Greyhound announced plans to stop servicing Western Canada, other Canadian bus companies are considering whether to move in and fill the void.
Songbirds on Alberta oilfields are changing their tunes to cope with the noise - Financial Post Songbirds on Alberta oilfields are changing their tunes to cope with the noise Financial PostSparrows sing at higher frequencies to be heard over compressors, pumpjacks and screw pumps.
Leading the Charge: Sunshine Coast's Schools Go Photovoltaic - TheTyee.ca Leading the Charge: Sunshine Coast's Schools Go Photovoltaic TheTyee.caIn the 1970s, Betty Baxter's father installed two solar panels the size of kitchen tables on their roof. It was an oddity in the grassland town of Brooks, Alberta.
Ranchers raising issue with provincial funding for wildfire study - CHAT News Today Ranchers raising issue with provincial funding for wildfire study CHAT News TodayBrad Osadczuk is calling recent provincial funding for a wildfire study a 'slap in the face'Photo courtesy of Colton McKee. Your browser does not support...
Study shows the extent of grassland environmental contributions - Manitoba Co-operator Study shows the extent of grassland environmental contributions Manitoba Co-operatorGrasslands punch above their weight when it comes to carbon sequestration. That's the conclusion of a researcher who started his career on an...
Alberta directs renewable energy reclamation - Western Producer Alberta directs renewable energy reclamation Western ProducerThe Conservation and Reclamation Directive for Renewable Energy Operations applies to wind farms as well as solar and geothermal power projects.
Conservationists, ATV users spar over fate of Bighorn backcountry - Toronto Star Conservationists, ATV users spar over fate of Bighorn backcountry Toronto StarCALGARY—Nestled along the eastern borders of Banff and Jasper national parks lies a parcel of hotly disputed wilderness known as the Bighorn backcountry.
Nature Conservancy of Canada completes conservation of Alberta's Waldron grasslands with King Ranch - CBC.ca Nature Conservancy of Canada completes conservation of Alberta's Waldron grasslands with King Ranch CBC.caWith the addition of the historic King Ranch, the Nature Conservancy of Canada is now able to protect almost 14000 hectares of...
Southern Alberta canola needs relief from heat - Western Producer Southern Alberta canola needs relief from heat Western ProducerTURIN, Alta. — Variable maturity levels appear to be a common problem in southern Alberta canola fields lacking irrigation. Autumn Barnes, agronomy.
12000 hectares of spectacular grassland is now protected in Alberta - CTV News 12000 hectares of spectacular grassland is now protected in Alberta CTV NewsThe Waldron Ranch south of Longview is now protected and will remain a working ranch, as well as a safe place for wildlife, including species at risk such as...
Multiple facets of biodiversity reduce variability of grassland biomass production - Phys.Org Multiple facets of biodiversity reduce variability of grassland biomass production Phys.OrgA new study shows that in addition to species richness, plant evolutionary history plays a critical role in regulating year-to-year variation of...
Canada's Grasslands: Save The World's Most Endangered Ecosystem - Huffington Post Canada Canada's Grasslands: Save The World's Most Endangered Ecosystem Huffington Post CanadaAsk any Canadian kid to name the world's most endangered ecosystem, and chances are you'll hear one of the following answers: 1) rainforests; 2) coral...
Video analysis shows baby birds avoid predators while building strength - Mongabay.com Video analysis shows baby birds avoid predators while building strength Mongabay.comEvery year, millions of baby birds leave the security of their nests, flying off into the uncertainty of the outside world. A single chick's fledging...
Glenbow Ranch partners with beef producers - Cochrane Eagle Glenbow Ranch partners with beef producers Cochrane EagleStudents and visitors to the Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park can now get a taste of where some of their food comes from thanks to a new partnership. The ranch ...
Species at risk adds new emphasis to managing grasslands - Canadian Cattlemen Species at risk adds new emphasis to managing grasslands Canadian CattlemenThe management of species at risk on pasture, rangelands and wild lands is an issue of considerable interest to most cattle producers. As a result it was.
Industrial noise compels Savannah sparrows to change their tune - The Conversation CA Industrial noise compels Savannah sparrows to change their tune The Conversation CAIn our increasingly noisy world, how do you make sure that your voice is heard? If you're a bird, that depends on the type of noise and what you're...
Prairie grasslands disappearing at an alarming rate in Canada - Globalnews.ca Prairie grasslands disappearing at an alarming rate in Canada Globalnews.caOne of the world's biggest ecological crises is in Saskatchewan's own backyard, but according to conservationists, few people in the province are aware of the ...
Grazing deal makes grass greener for Sask. ranchers and threatened birds - CBC.ca Grazing deal makes grass greener for Sask. ranchers and threatened birds CBC.caSome Saskatchewan cattle ranchers are joining Parks Canada in a deal aimed at helping threatened species such as the greater sage grouse.
Long-term grazing and how it can help with carbon storage - Canadian Cattlemen Long-term grazing and how it can help with carbon storage Canadian CattlemenGood-news stories for beef producers is coming from a massive dataset that evaluated the effects of long-term grazing on native grasslands of Alberta.
Private bus companies launching new Prairie services to include Edmonton, Calgary - Edmonton Journal Private bus companies launching new Prairie services to include Edmonton, Calgary Edmonton JournalA Saskatchewan-based private bus company wants to expand its services across the prairies to include stops in Edmonton and Calgary.
RCMP looking for missing man in Grasslands National Park - SwiftCurrentOnline.com RCMP looking for missing man in Grasslands National Park SwiftCurrentOnline.comThe Pontiex RCMP are searching for a 63-year-old man who went missing in Grasslands National Park earlier this week. On Wednesday Donald Stoliker of ...
For songbird conservation, it's not the size that matters - Phys.Org For songbird conservation, it's not the size that matters Phys.OrgUniversity of Manitoba researchers have published new findings that can help us save grassland birds, whose populations have declined more severely than ...
Endangered greater sage grouse found on native Saskatchewan grassland - Globalnews.ca Endangered greater sage grouse found on native Saskatchewan grassland Globalnews.caThe endangered greater sage grouse has been found on a swath of native grassland in Saskatchewan.
Two vital wetlands now protected in Alberta and Saskatchewan - Global News Two vital wetlands now protected in Alberta and Saskatchewan Global NewsTwo vital tracts of wetlands in Alberta and Saskatchewan are now under the protection of the Nature Conservancy of Canada.
Canada's grasslands: 'most endangered, least protected ecosystems' - CBC.ca Canada's grasslands: 'most endangered, least protected ecosystems' CBC.caThe grasslands that stretch across Alberta through Saskatchewan and into Manitoba used to be monitored and managed by federally-funded cowboys.
Vast boreal forest in Alberta threatened by climate change - Radio Canada International - ENGLISH Vast boreal forest in Alberta threatened by climate change Radio Canada International - ENGLISHNew research shows the boreal forest in Alberta will be dramatically changed in the decades to come due to human induced climate change. As...
Historic research ranches won't be riding off into the sunset - Alberta Express Historic research ranches won't be riding off into the sunset Alberta ExpressDecades of grassland research in southern Alberta will be preserved thanks to a deal between the province and the University of Alberta.
Conservation agreement protects sprawling historic ranch in southern Alberta - Calgary Herald Conservation agreement protects sprawling historic ranch in southern Alberta Calgary HeraldOne of Canada's oldest working ranches will be protected as a result of a conservation agreement with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.The...
Opinion: Grasslands are world's most endangered ecosystem - Osoyoos Times - Osoyoos Times Opinion: Grasslands are world's most endangered ecosystem - Osoyoos Times Osoyoos TimesGrasslands, such as those found around Osoyoos, are the world's most endangered ecosystem – even more so than rainforests and coral reefs, says Dan...
Climate change contributed to extreme nature of wildfires in Alberta, B.C.: professor - The Globe and Mail Climate change contributed to extreme nature of wildfires in Alberta, B.C.: professor The Globe and MailClimate change didn't directly cause major wildfires in Alberta and British Columbia this year but it did contribute to their...
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center - United States Geological Survey Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center United States Geological SurveyLocated on six hundred acres along the James River Valley near Jamestown, North Dakota, the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center is one of seventeen ...
Alberta researchers discover new method of predicting where lightning will spark wildfires - Global News Alberta researchers discover new method of predicting where lightning will spark wildfires Global NewsA study by researchers at the University of Calgary's Schulich School of Engineering suggests it's possible to predict where lightning...
Alberta grazing lease program under review - CBC.ca Alberta grazing lease program under review CBC.caFor more than 100 years Alberta ranchers have cared for public land in exchange for the rights to graze their livestock. Now Alberta's auditor general says some ...
Grassland National Park closes roads due to spring runoff - SwiftCurrentOnline.com Grassland National Park closes roads due to spring runoff SwiftCurrentOnline.comThe spring runoff is wreaking havoc all over the southwest, and the Grassland National Park is no exception. The park announced earlier this week that it...
The enormous threat to America's last grasslands - Washington Post The enormous threat to America's last grasslands Washington PostOver the past ten years, thousands of square miles of grassland have gone under the plow in the Great Plains.
Protecting Grassland Preserves The Fabric Of Rural Communities - PembinaValleyOnline.com Protecting Grassland Preserves The Fabric Of Rural Communities PembinaValleyOnline.comPart of the cultural identity of rural communities stems from the ecosystem which they are situated in; for the Pembina Valley, it's grasslands. As...
U of A researchers receive $3.8 million to study ways to cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions - Edmonton Journal U of A researchers receive $3.8 million to study ways to cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions Edmonton JournalA University of Alberta professor is working to find the best system for grazing cattle as a way to store massive...
» Gus Yaki walks across province to raise awareness for grassland conservation - Macleod Gazette Online » Gus Yaki walks across province to raise awareness for grassland conservation Macleod Gazette OnlineA Calgary-based naturalist and expert birder is currently walking across southern Alberta, marking Canada's 150th birthday, to save...
Birdwatching at its best in the Prairies - Calgary Herald Birdwatching at its best in the Prairies Calgary HeraldBy Candace SavageYou heard it here first: Canada's three midwestern provinces are a paradise for birdwatchers.We're talking about a region that spans 1.
Grassland birds hurting worse than any other wildlife on Prairies, WWF finds - CBC News Grassland birds hurting worse than any other wildlife on Prairies, WWF finds CBC NewsThe alarming message is similar to past reports, but the data strikes a more dire tone: hundreds of wildlife species are tanking nationwide, and...
Alberta bison ranchers win top Manitoba award - Alberta Express Alberta bison ranchers win top Manitoba award Alberta ExpressFort McMurray bison ranchers Brad and Carmen Ramstead are the winners of a top award given out by the Manitoba Bison Association. The association, which.
Greyhound’s courier service yet to be replaced locally as Ebus expands McMurray service - Fort McMurray Today Greyhound’s courier service yet to be replaced locally as Ebus expands McMurray service Fort McMurray TodayThe sister brand to Red Arrow is expanding its services in Fort McMurray as Greyhound prepares to leave western Canada this...
A land heals after devastating fire - Western Producer A land heals after devastating fire Western ProducerAs the dust devils dance in southeastern Alberta, farmers in the Hilda, Schuler and Acadia Valley areas plant seeds and hope for quick germination and.
Five local students compete at badminton provincials - Athabasca Advocate Five local students compete at badminton provincials Athabasca AdvocateAthabasca students Taylor Pente and Julia Cygan competed together at the Alberta Provincial Badminton Championships May 4-5 and said they were happy ...
Federal and provincial governments commit $500M to Alberta highway projects - Globalnews.ca Federal and provincial governments commit $500M to Alberta highway projects Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: The federal and provincial governments plan to spend more than $500 million on 96 road and bridge projects across Alberta over the...
Plains Bison Might As Well have Target Painted on Back in Alberta - CochraneNow.com Plains Bison Might As Well have Target Painted on Back in Alberta CochraneNow.comWith free roaming of Plains Bison occurring shortly in Banff National Park, exactly what their status will be in Alberta has yet to be determined by the...
Waterton Lakes Photos Are 'Love Poems to the Land' - TheTyee.ca Waterton Lakes Photos Are 'Love Poems to the Land' TheTyee.caBert Riggall's images kept a place and time alive — and are a gift to all of us.
Glenbow Ranch Provides an Outdoor Classroom for RJ Hawkey - DiscoverAirdrie.com Glenbow Ranch Provides an Outdoor Classroom for RJ Hawkey DiscoverAirdrie.comWhen you're heading into the last few days of school before summer vacation, it's sometimes hard to keep kids focused and on task. It's not as hard to do that...
Central Alberta family donates land to Nature Conservancy of Canada - rdnewsnow.com Central Alberta family donates land to Nature Conservancy of Canada rdnewsnow.comRED DEER- Today is World Wetlands Day, and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has announced an important land donation east of Red Deer that ...
Grain drying putting pinch on propane industry - CBC.ca Grain drying putting pinch on propane industry CBC.caDemand for propane has risen “drastically” due to the number of farmers drying their grain, according to a leading supplier.
New provincial regulations will see midwives' skills expand - CHAT News Today New provincial regulations will see midwives' skills expand CHAT News TodayYour browser does not support HTML5 MP4 video playback. Please use a different browser to watch this video, or install/upgrade the Flash Player. Your browser ...
US milk industry sours - Western Producer US milk industry sours Western ProducerVivian Thompson runs a 100-cow dairy herd near Cadott, WI. In a 25 km radius from Cadott, seven dairy farms have sold their cows and gone out of business in ...

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	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 374900	$ 349900	$ 399900
Days On Market:	108 days	35 days	180 days
Sq. Ft.:	1456 sq ft.	1220 sq ft.	1691 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$262 /sq ft.	$236 /sq ft.	$287 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.0 beds	3 beds	3 beds
Baths:	2.5 baths	1 baths	4 baths
Home Age:	20.0 years	11 years	29 years

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