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Active, residential real estate prices in Hay Lakes had an average listing price of $753500. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $1190000, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $317000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Hay Lakes has a current average price of $513 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 4.0 beds, 3.5 bathrooms and 1488 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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RCMP seek tips after man allegedly urges 2 different girls into his truck north of Camrose - Global News RCMP seek tips after man allegedly urges 2 different girls into his truck north of Camrose Global NewsCamrose RCMP are asking the public for tips after receiving a complaint about girls being approached by a man in a pickup truck and...
Southern Alberta animal sanctuary struggles to feed rescue horses amid hay shortages - Global News Calgary Southern Alberta animal sanctuary struggles to feed rescue horses amid hay shortages Global News CalgaryWATCH: Hay shortages in Alberta are taking a toll on a local horse rescue operation. The organization that saves horses from...
Flames blaze through barn in southern Alberta, burning 1,000 tons of hay - Global News Flames blaze through barn in southern Alberta, burning 1,000 tons of hay Global NewsThe fire started early Tuesday morning and isn't expected to burn itself out for at least three days.
Alberta national park once again facing wildfire threat - CTV News Alberta national park once again facing wildfire threat CTV NewsAn evacuation alert has been issued for Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, less than a year after fires devastated the area.
Albertan delivering thousands of pounds of hay to help horses displaced by California wildfires - Global News Albertan delivering thousands of pounds of hay to help horses displaced by California wildfires Global NewsWATCH: A retired Alberta rancher is delivering thousands of hay feed to help Californians and their horses affected by the...
Feed prices for cattle climb as pasture and hay fields fall short in hot, dry weather - Global News Lethbridge Feed prices for cattle climb as pasture and hay fields fall short in hot, dry weather Global News LethbridgeWATCH ABOVE: Hot and dry conditions across the Prairies -- along with a lack of moisture -- has taken its toll on pasture and...
High winds batter southern Alberta for second day - Calgary Herald High winds batter southern Alberta for second day Calgary HeraldBatten down the hatches!That's what Albertans in the southwest part of the province were forced to do Thursday when they faced wind gusts reaching a ...
Building stronger communities across Alberta with federal Gas Tax Fund - Canada NewsWire Building stronger communities across Alberta with federal Gas Tax Fund Canada NewsWireFirst of two annual funding transfers now available for more than 350 communities across the province. EDMONTON, Aug. 10, 2018 /CNW/ - Investing in...
Semis flipped and barns levelled in Alberta after severe weather Saturday: Tilley fire chief - Global News Semis flipped and barns levelled in Alberta after severe weather Saturday: Tilley fire chief Global NewsWATCH: The fire chief of Tilley, Alta. said Saturday that barns were levelled and semis had been flipped in parts of southern Alberta.
2 children killed after tractor towing a trailer rolls in southern Alberta - Global News Lethbridge 2 children killed after tractor towing a trailer rolls in southern Alberta Global News LethbridgeTwo children died and three other people were taken to hospital after a collision near Taber, Alta., involving a tractor towing a trailer...
More fall snow makes tough Alberta harvest season tougher: ‘It’s depressing. It’s stressful’ - Global News Calgary More fall snow makes tough Alberta harvest season tougher: ‘It’s depressing. It’s stressful’ Global News CalgaryWaking up to another *fresh* blanket of snow on Monday morning only made matters worse for Alberta farmers still...
2nd bison recaptured and relocated to Waterton, as calls increase for wildlife designation - CBC.ca 2nd bison recaptured and relocated to Waterton, as calls increase for wildlife designation CBC.caWild plains bison have not been properly designated by either the federal or provincial government since the species was introduced to...
Cold spring hammers bees - Western Producer Cold spring hammers bees Western ProducerLast fall Simon Lalonde had around 3200 bee hives and things were looking good when the colonies were put away for the winter. By late April about 1300.
NuVista pipeline spills about 100000 litres near High Level - Globalnews.ca NuVista pipeline spills about 100000 litres near High Level Globalnews.caEDMONTON — Officials are responding to a pipeline spill of approximately 100,000 litres – or 100 cubic metres – of emulsion near Chateh, Alberta on the Hay ...
How Alberta built enough roads to reach the moon - The Weather Network How Alberta built enough roads to reach the moon The Weather NetworkMonday, October 1, 2018, 8:40 PM - Split up all the roads in Alberta, lay them end to end, and you'd have more than enough to reach the moon. This lunar road ...
News - Soot-filled rivers a concern following wildfires - The Weather Network News - Soot-filled rivers a concern following wildfires The Weather NetworkDuring the record-breaking 2018 fire season, the typically clear waters of Cameron Falls in Waterton Lakes National Park in southern Alberta flowed black.
Novice hockey in Alberta to be played on half rinks this winter - Global News Edmonton Novice hockey in Alberta to be played on half rinks this winter Global News EdmontonTrying to get ahead of a mandate coming from Hockey Canada, Hockey Alberta is transitioning its novice game to half-sheets starting this season.
Semi-trailer truck collides with stray straw bale on Highway 21: Camrose RCMP - Global News Semi-trailer truck collides with stray straw bale on Highway 21: Camrose RCMP Global NewsNo one was injured after a semi-trailer truck crashed into a bale of straw five kilometres south of New Sarepta on Saturday.
How to protect your pet from toxic blue-green algae bacteria - CTV News How to protect your pet from toxic blue-green algae bacteria CTV NewsAfter three dogs died suddenly this summer after being exposed to blue-green algae in Fredericton's St. John River, veterinarians are warning the public about ...
Here are the places in Canada — yes, Canada — vulnerable to drought - CBC.ca Here are the places in Canada — yes, Canada — vulnerable to drought CBC.caAs conservationists and organizations around the globe mark World Water Day Thursday, some scientists are warning that Canada is not immune to water ...
‘Do Indians have property rights?’ Former Alberta chief’s land dispute in court - Global News Edmonton ‘Do Indians have property rights?’ Former Alberta chief’s land dispute in court Global News EdmontonA dispute between two families over land on Canada's largest reserve is heading to court in part to question whether First Nations...
SPCA investigates allegations of horse mistreatment at northern Alberta auction - Global News Lethbridge SPCA investigates allegations of horse mistreatment at northern Alberta auction Global News LethbridgeThe Alberta SPCA is investigating abuse allegations after photos of injured auction horses surfaced online in mid-October.
Snow and rain delay harvest in Alberta - Global News Lethbridge Snow and rain delay harvest in Alberta Global News LethbridgeWATCH ABOVE: Farmers in southern Alberta are dealing with a blanket of snow covering their unharvested crops this week which is resulting in significant ...
Northern Prairies beat south for honey production - Western Producer Northern Prairies beat south for honey production Western ProducerThis year's drought in parts of Western Canada hurt honey production, but beekeepers in more northerly regions had a good to excellent honey crop. For.
Mike Drew: The stars of Waterton - Calgary Sun Mike Drew: The stars of Waterton Calgary SunI hadn't expected it to be so noisy at 1:30 in the morning.Sitting in my truck with the window rolled down so I could attach the clamp I use to hold my camera, ...
Opinion: First World War "enemy alien" measures reminder of how not to treat our neighbours - Edmonton Journal Opinion: First World War "enemy alien" measures reminder of how not to treat our neighbours Edmonton JournalImagine if before going to work today you had to report your whereabouts to the police.What if you had to ask the authorities...
Canadian livestock producers now able to apply for tax relief because of drought conditions - Global News Canadian livestock producers now able to apply for tax relief because of drought conditions Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: As hay prices soar, cattle producers are left wondering how they will be able to keep their animals through the winter....
CACHS Knights keep winning at provincials - Red Deer Advocate CACHS Knights keep winning at provincials Red Deer AdvocateThe Central Alberta Christian High School Knights picked up their second provincial win Friday.
CACHS senior boys win 1A ASAA provincial opener - Red Deer Advocate CACHS senior boys win 1A ASAA provincial opener Red Deer AdvocateThe host school is off to a hot start at the Alberta Schools Athletic Association 1A Basketball Provincials in Lacombe. Central Alberta Christian High School ...
Where can I buy pot? A coast-to-coast guide for marijuana legalization day - Global News Regina Where can I buy pot? A coast-to-coast guide for marijuana legalization day Global News ReginaHere's a province-by-province list of government-run, private and online outlets where you can get your hands on some bud.
Perennially dry conditions should be a concern for southern Alberta cities: researcher - Global News Lethbridge Perennially dry conditions should be a concern for southern Alberta cities: researcher Global News LethbridgeA University of Calgary researcher joined The Morning News on 770 CHQR to discuss the importance of addressing infrastructure...
Calgary snow route parking ban to be lifted Thursday after more than 1,500 tickets issued - Global News Calgary Calgary snow route parking ban to be lifted Thursday after more than 1,500 tickets issued Global News CalgaryCalgarian woke up to a city covered in a thick blanket of snow Tuesday morning.
Southern Alberta winemaker stars in Belgian reality TV show ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ - Global News Lethbridge Southern Alberta winemaker stars in Belgian reality TV show ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ Global News LethbridgeBjorn Bonjean didn't have trouble dating in southern Alberta, he just hadn't found the right woman when producers of a reality...
Students push for bus service from Camrose to Edmonton - Globalnews.ca Students push for bus service from Camrose to Edmonton Globalnews.caA group of university students from Camrose is hoping to turn a class project on public transportation into a reality.
‘He chased the bear off her’: Alberta campground owner says son ran to save hikers - Globalnews.ca ‘He chased the bear off her’: Alberta campground owner says son ran to save hikers Globalnews.caRichard Blair said his 25-year-old son was on his way to deliver a load of hay to the campground when he saw a bear attack two hikers...
Alberta Christian school worried school division could ban Bible verses - CBC.ca Alberta Christian school worried school division could ban Bible verses CBC.caA Christian school southeast of Edmonton says it fears the school division is moving to censor what parts of the Bible can be taught. Several Bible verses...
UPDATED: Stunt-rapper dies after falling from airplane while wing walking near Westwold - Global News BC UPDATED: Stunt-rapper dies after falling from airplane while wing walking near Westwold Global News BCThe person was reportedly wing walking near Westwold, B.C., around 4:30 p.m. when the plane lost control and he fell off the wing,...
Why thousands come for the healing waters of Lac Ste. Anne - The Globe and Mail Why thousands come for the healing waters of Lac Ste. Anne The Globe and MailThey come from all across Canada and the northwestern U.S. to the lake of many names, a place where believers bathe in healing waters or pray from its shore ...
Photos: Cold day in Alberta - Edmonton Journal Photos: Cold day in Alberta Edmonton JournalThe freezing weather across Alberta hit hard on December 6: find out how vehicles, trees, buildings,
Allergy season: What Canadian allergy sufferers can expect in 2018 - Global News Allergy season: What Canadian allergy sufferers can expect in 2018 Global NewsCan Canadian expect another rough allergy season like in 2017, or are allergy sufferers finally getting the break they need?
Rocking Heart Ranch continues rebuild after Kenow fire - Global News Lethbridge Rocking Heart Ranch continues rebuild after Kenow fire Global News LethbridgeThe Rocking Heart Ranch was almost completely lost in the Kenow Fire. Global's Quinn Campbell saddled up for a guided horseback ride though the rebuild ...
Bee conditions improve, prices up for honey - Western Producer Bee conditions improve, prices up for honey Western ProducerThings are looking better for Canadian honey producers after a tough spring. Honey prices are up compared to 2016 and staggered seeding dates for canola.
Commuter chaos in Edmonton after Nisku pipeline convoy moves into the city - Global News Commuter chaos in Edmonton after Nisku pipeline convoy moves into the city Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: Hours after a pro-pipeline truck convoy in Nisku, traffic remained heavily backed up into Edmonton. Lauren Fink was in the Global 1 news ...
Farm groups would rather recycle plastic than see it ‘go up in flames’ - Global News Farm groups would rather recycle plastic than see it ‘go up in flames’ Global NewsFarm groups are working on better ways to dispose of the giant plastic bags and kilometres of plastic twine that have become essential tools for...
'Looks a bit like hell': Wildfire destroys Alberta ranch - CBC.ca 'Looks a bit like hell': Wildfire destroys Alberta ranch CBC.caA rancher in southwestern Alberta is thankful for the clothes on his back — and four horses who managed to escape a locked barn — after getting 20 minutes' ...
Canadian Prairies Harvest Weather Update - DTN The Progressive Farmer Canadian Prairies Harvest Weather Update DTN The Progressive FarmerSnow and rain continues to cause problems for the harvest effort across the Canadian Prairies. This began a few weeks ago and after a brief break in the pattern ...
Image: Lake Huron - Phys.Org Image: Lake Huron Phys.OrgThe Copernicus Sentinel-2A satellite takes us over Lake Huron, the second largest of the five Great Lakes of North America. Bound on the north and east by the ...
He's the head coach of the Flyers, but no one knows who Dave Hakstol is - Philly.com He's the head coach of the Flyers, but no one knows who Dave Hakstol is Philly.comInside the life and mind of the Flyers' wake-surfing, expectation-welcoming, snot-and-balls-seeking head coach. - Mike Sielski.
U.S. tariffs expected to impact new farm equipment sales on Canadian Prairies: dealer - Global News Regina U.S. tariffs expected to impact new farm equipment sales on Canadian Prairies: dealer Global News ReginaShares in Canada's largest farm equipment dealer fell by more than seven per cent Wednesday after it said it expects lower sales of...
Wildfire danger prompts fire bans in Alberta; air quality warnings issued - CTV News Wildfire danger prompts fire bans in Alberta; air quality warnings issued CTV NewsFire bans were in place in many areas of Alberta on Wednesday as hot, dry conditions raised the risk of wildfires and one blaze scorched an area not far...
Children and seniors in Toronto make music together - Global News Children and seniors in Toronto make music together Global NewsThere's a retirement home in Etobicoke where elders are bonding with babies and toddlers through music.
Edmonton Tornado Warning Ends; Severe Storm In Central Alberta - Huffington Post Canada Edmonton Tornado Warning Ends; Severe Storm In Central Alberta Huffington Post CanadaTornado warnings in Edmonton and areas including Devon, Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan were downgraded to severe thunderstorm watches on Wednesday.
Neighbourhood Spotlight: McKernan mixes youth movement with old roots - Edmonton Journal Neighbourhood Spotlight: McKernan mixes youth movement with old roots Edmonton JournalThe neatly aligned grid pattern of streets, elegantly lined with mature American Elms arching majestically over the roadways creating arbor tunnels,...
Canada’s cattle producers tightening their belts as drought diminishes pastures - Global News Regina Canada’s cattle producers tightening their belts as drought diminishes pastures Global News ReginaCattle producers on the Prairies are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst as an ongoing drought continues to diminish pastures.
Unsecured hay bale causes serious motorcycle crash in southern Alberta: RCMP - Globalnews.ca Unsecured hay bale causes serious motorcycle crash in southern Alberta: RCMP Globalnews.caA Calgary woman was airlifted to hospital on Sunday after a serious motorcycle crash south of the city.
Spectacular Sites in Canada to Visit Before They Disappear - The Weather Network Spectacular Sites in Canada to Visit Before They Disappear The Weather NetworkThursday, June 28, 2018, 9:49 PM - One of the most visited glaciers in North America is rapidly disappearing and could be gone within this generation. On July...
Fire bans in effect for MD of Foothills, Waterton Lakes National Park - Globalnews.ca Fire bans in effect for MD of Foothills, Waterton Lakes National Park Globalnews.caFollowing this week's extreme heat and dry conditions, two fire bans have been implemented in parts of southern Alberta.
Well-known Rocking Heart Ranch destroyed in southern Alberta fires | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca Well-known Rocking Heart Ranch destroyed in southern Alberta fires | Watch News Videos Online Globalnews.caTue, Sep 12: A well-known ranch in southern Alberta has been destroyed by wildfire. But as Quinn Campbell reports, owners of the...
Hay from Manitoba farmer reaches parched Alberta ranch - CBC.ca Hay from Manitoba farmer reaches parched Alberta ranch CBC.caThe first shipment of hay from Manitoba has reached a drought-stricken farmer in Alberta after a company volunteered to ship it across the prairies.
Bashaw Rebels just miss final in home tournament - Bashaw Star Bashaw Rebels just miss final in home tournament Bashaw StarSenior boys volleyball provincial hosts looking to growing and developing as season moves ahead.
Alberta Environment investigating after sand covers farmland - Global News Alberta Environment investigating after sand covers farmland Global NewsFarmers in Lamont County are concerned about their health and livelihood after sand from a nearby plant started blowing into their fields.
World's Largest Cadillac Ranch Sees A Crusher On The Horizon - Jalopnik World's Largest Cadillac Ranch Sees A Crusher On The Horizon JalopnikThe owner of what's likely the world's largest trove of old Cadillacs — some 335 cars in all — wants rid of them and a parts warehouse. The hitch: How close are ...
Man from Olds, Alta. killed in workplace accident at hay plant - Globalnews.ca Man from Olds, Alta. killed in workplace accident at hay plant Globalnews.caA 63-year-old man died Wednesday morning while working at a hay plant east of Cremona, Alta.
Will peak oil save Earth's climate? - Greenpeace International - Greenpeace International Will peak oil save Earth's climate? - Greenpeace International Greenpeace InternationalThis year, international delegates gathered in Katowice, Poland for the thirty-second international climate meeting in 40 years. As they dithered...
Ways to celebrate Canada Day 2018 in Edmonton - Globalnews.ca Ways to celebrate Canada Day 2018 in Edmonton Globalnews.caThe City of Edmonton is hosting several family-friendly events to celebrate Canada Day 2018.
Family receives farming recognition - Sherwood Park News Family receives farming recognition Sherwood Park NewsOut of nearly 60 family farms who recently received the Alberta Century Farm and Ranch Awards, one was from Strathcona County.The Mitchell family has been ...
Here’s what you need to know about springtime allergies in Canada - Globalnews.ca Here’s what you need to know about springtime allergies in Canada Globalnews.caYour eyes are watery, your nose is itchy and you can't stop sneezing – welcome to springtime allergy season.
20 Years of CMG: The Numb Bum - Canada Moto Guide 20 Years of CMG: The Numb Bum Canada Moto Guide20 Years of CMG, and we're going back to the most stupid and most glorious project of them all.
Tractor pulling, family, and Northern Maine Fair go well together - Bangor Daily News Tractor pulling, family, and Northern Maine Fair go well together Bangor Daily NewsEpisode 223. July 29. 2018. All the way from Slave Lake, Alberta to pull at the Northern Maine Fair, Logan Thomas, formerly of Mars Hill on his trial run...
Invasive mussels could carry high costs - Calgary Herald Invasive mussels could carry high costs Calgary HeraldAquatic mussels that hitch a ride on boats could carry a cost of at least $75 million annually if they.
Goodbye Great Slave Lake? Movement to decolonize N.W.T. maps is growing - CBC News Goodbye Great Slave Lake? Movement to decolonize N.W.T. maps is growing CBC NewsBehind every name there is a history that moulds a collective consciousness, a narrative that transcends time and ties people to the land and for many, to...
North of 60: Hunting and Fishing Great Slave Lake with the First Nations - Outdoor Life Magazine North of 60: Hunting and Fishing Great Slave Lake with the First Nations Outdoor Life Magazine_Left: James Marlowe motors to a sunrise duck hunt; Right: Northern lights in full regalia._ James Marlowe can't stop laughing at our Avery...
Man sentenced in 2015 Vaughan cafe shooting that claimed lives of 2 people - Global News Man sentenced in 2015 Vaughan cafe shooting that claimed lives of 2 people Global NewsNEWMARKET, Ont. – A 31-year-old man who killed two people and wounded two others in a shooting at cafe north of Toronto will spend at least 50 years...
Weather not co-operating with harvest, only 78% in the bin - Global News Saskatoon Weather not co-operating with harvest, only 78% in the bin Global News SaskatoonCool and wet weather slowed harvest in most of Saskatchewan, and created a standstill in the northwest due to heavy snow.
Trans Mountain deal fails to change Suncor position on Canadian competitiveness - Global News Trans Mountain deal fails to change Suncor position on Canadian competitiveness Global NewsThe CEO of Suncor Energy Inc. says it will continue to avoid spending on large growth projects in Canada despite the federal government's move...
Construction to begin on access road for Lake Manitoba outlet channel - CTV News Construction to begin on access road for Lake Manitoba outlet channel CTV NewsThe $540-million Lake Manitoba outlet channel, which will prevent flooding, is getting underway.
Alonsa tornado the Prairies’ strongest this year; will be years of clean up, says reeve - Global News Winnipeg Alonsa tornado the Prairies’ strongest this year; will be years of clean up, says reeve Global News WinnipegThe tornado that ripped through the Alonsa area Aug. 3 is the most powerful tornado in the Prairies this year, according to...
Prince George pipeline explosion investigation elevated to provincial level - Global News BC Prince George pipeline explosion investigation elevated to provincial level Global News BCThe National Energy Board investigates how a natural gas pipeline, operated by Enbridge, ruptured and created an explosion on Tuesday night. Sarah...
Rural residents worried about crime and property rights: ‘Landowners are free prey’ - Global News Rural residents worried about crime and property rights: ‘Landowners are free prey’ Global NewsA spike in rural property crime, combined with two recent court cases involving farmers, has renewed a simmering debate about what rights...
City approves agreement for Hockey Day Minnesota - Bemidji Pioneer City approves agreement for Hockey Day Minnesota Bemidji PioneerBEMIDJI -- The Bemidji City Council approved an agreement Monday with the committee organizing the local Hockey Day Minnesota event. According to city ...
Kettle Lake Ranch Near Calgary Up For Sale For $38 Million (PHOTOS) - Huffington Post Canada Kettle Lake Ranch Near Calgary Up For Sale For $38 Million (PHOTOS) Huffington Post CanadaIf you have a cool $40 million to throw around, may we suggest investing in some Alberta property? Kettle Lake Ranch, a sprawling estate located...
Douro and Hastings men receive medals for bravery after saving victims in fiery crash - Global News Douro and Hastings men receive medals for bravery after saving victims in fiery crash Global NewsGovernor General Julie Payette presented medals of bravery to Christopher Hay of Hastings, and Jeffrey Stewart of Douro-Dummer, for their...
Lack of staff forces some businesses to close early for the season in Waterton Lakes National Park - CBC.ca Lack of staff forces some businesses to close early for the season in Waterton Lakes National Park CBC.caA business owner in Waterton, Alta., says the town has been pretty quiet since being reopened Sept. 20 following the massive Kenow...
Smiths Falls woman who rescues parrots may have to stop - Global News Smiths Falls woman who rescues parrots may have to stop Global NewsA noise complaint may interfere with Smiths Falls woman's desire to save parrots.
Shocking upset in Alberta politics as Carrie Fischer beats Danielle Smith - Globalnews.ca Shocking upset in Alberta politics as Carrie Fischer beats Danielle Smith Globalnews.caHighwood MLA and former Wildrose Party leader Danielle Smith battles for her seat in the legislature today. It's also a big day for her former party,...
Additional areas reopened at Waterton Lakes National Park - Globalnews.ca Additional areas reopened at Waterton Lakes National Park Globalnews.caParks Canada says additional areas within Waterton Lakes National Park, previously closed due to the Kenow fire, have been reopened.
Banning plastic straws — a look at how much it really helps, and who it could hurt - Global News Banning plastic straws — a look at how much it really helps, and who it could hurt Global NewsCutting out plastic straws has some benefits for the environment — but there is a lot more to consider.
Quinte West barn fire claims up to 1,200 pigs, costs $1 million in damages - Global News Quinte West barn fire claims up to 1,200 pigs, costs $1 million in damages Global NewsAn electrical problem is believed to be the cause of the fire.
Imperial reviews oilsands project approvals as heavy oil price discounts persist - TheChronicleHerald.ca Imperial reviews oilsands project approvals as heavy oil price discounts persist TheChronicleHerald.caCALGARY — Two new oilsands projects with the combined capacity to produce up to 200000 barrels per day have been approved by the...
Alberta government to close sex offender treatment program: criminal lawyer associations - Globalnews.ca Alberta government to close sex offender treatment program: criminal lawyer associations Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: A sex offender treatment program that's been praised by criminal lawyers in Alberta may soon come to an end and replaced...
Most Canadians worry about their finances every day for about an hour - Global News Most Canadians worry about their finances every day for about an hour Global NewsIt seems that more and more Canadians are dealing with increased stress levels caused by mounting financial pressures – especially as the holidays approach.
Federal NDP achieve gender parity among Alberta candidates - Edmonton Journal Federal NDP achieve gender parity among Alberta candidates Edmonton JournalHalf of the federal New Democrats running for election in Alberta are women, making it the only federal party to achieve a gender-balanced slate in the province.
Harvest slowly progresses in Saskatchewan - Global News Harvest slowly progresses in Saskatchewan Global NewsOperations slowed considerably in Saskatchewan over the last couple of weeks as wet and cool conditions hampered harvest efforts.
STARS raise nearly $500,000 through unique Prairie rescue fundraiser - Global News Saskatoon STARS raise nearly $500,000 through unique Prairie rescue fundraiser Global News SaskatoonRescue on the Prairies takes a unique approach to fundraising: five contestants are flown to a remote location and can only return after they each...
Despite rain, topsoil moisture conditions worsen in Saskatchewan - Global News Regina Despite rain, topsoil moisture conditions worsen in Saskatchewan Global News ReginaDespite some areas of Saskatchewan receiving much needed rain in the past week, overall topsoil moisture conditions continue to be a concern.
U.S. ‘likely’ now the world’s biggest oil producer - Global News Lethbridge U.S. ‘likely’ now the world’s biggest oil producer Global News LethbridgeThe United States may have reclaimed the title of the world's biggest oil producer sooner than expected. The U.S. Energy Information Administration said ...
Edmonton urban farmer frustrated with city’s red tape - Global News Edmonton urban farmer frustrated with city’s red tape Global NewsFor successful urban farming, you need good soil, favorable weather and, in this case of an entrepreneur in Edmonton's Garneau neighbourhood, a lot less red ...
Why your allergy symptoms feel so severe this year in southern Alberta - Globalnews.ca Why your allergy symptoms feel so severe this year in southern Alberta Globalnews.caCalgary allergy specialist Dr. Joel Doctor says southern Alberta is experiencing an especially severe allergy season this year.
Parents of Florida kids killed in Parkland shooting want school board ousted - Global News Parents of Florida kids killed in Parkland shooting want school board ousted Global NewsThe families of Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school shooting victims in Parkland, Florida slammed the school board on Thursday, saying there was no...
Hot weather increases livestock-poisoning risk - Canadian Cattlemen Hot weather increases livestock-poisoning risk Canadian CattlemenHot weather promotes the growth of cyanobacteria, a blue-green algae that can produce toxins harmful to livestock, wildlife and people.

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	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 753500	$ 317000	$ 1190000
Days On Market:	172 days	111 days	232 days
Sq. Ft.:	1488 sq ft.	1456 sq ft.	1519 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$513 /sq ft.	$209 /sq ft.	$817 /sq ft.
Beds:	4.0 beds	3 beds	5 beds
Baths:	3.5 baths	3 baths	4 baths
Home Age:	26.5 years	1 years	52 years

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