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Hays Ridge Area Real Estate Stats - January 15, 2019:
Active, residential real estate prices in Hays Ridge Area had an average listing price of $1311467. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $2799000, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $694900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Hays Ridge Area has a current average price of $457 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.6 beds, 3.7 bathrooms and 2835 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.
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- Fog advisory lifted in Edmonton, eastern Alberta - Global News Fog advisory lifted in Edmonton, eastern Alberta Global NewsA fog advisory issued early Monday for Edmonton and areas to the east of the city was lifted around 10:30 a.m..
- Opinion: It's time to accept that Alberta's carbon tax works - Edmonton Journal Opinion: It's time to accept that Alberta's carbon tax works Edmonton JournalThe carbon levy has become a political punching bag for politicians and journalists that want to win votes and sell newspapers. This is very unfortunate as the...
- Alberta couple turn their garage into 'awesome' vintage arcade - CBC.ca Alberta couple turn their garage into 'awesome' vintage arcade CBC.caWhile residential garages are generally home to cars, trucks and household junk, one Alberta couple has turned theirs into a fully-functional arcade.
- Edmonton's Delta Genomics sold to US company - Alberta Express Edmonton's Delta Genomics sold to US company Alberta ExpressEdmonton's Delta Genomics has been sold to Neogen Corporation, an American company with locations in the U.S., Scotland, Brazil, and Australia. “The.
- No health hazard from refinery flare over Edmonton: Alberta Environment - Global News No health hazard from refinery flare over Edmonton: Alberta Environment Global NewsAlberta Environment says a 12-hour refinery flare that left a black plume visible for kilometres over Edmonton's eastern skyline didn't create a public...
- Alberta babies named after Star Wars, Marvel characters - CTV News Alberta babies named after Star Wars, Marvel characters CTV NewsData breaking down naming trends in 2018 suggest Alberta parents received inspiration from a number of sources—including Star Wars and Marvel.
- Two missing 12-year-olds found 'safe and well' in Airdrie - Edmonton Journal Two missing 12-year-olds found 'safe and well' in Airdrie Edmonton JournalMounties are thanking the public for helping locate two children from the Red Deer area who went missing on Monday.Police in Red Deer and Innisfail were ...
- UCP releases 'Alberta strong and free' television ads featuring female candidates - Edmonton Journal UCP releases 'Alberta strong and free' television ads featuring female candidates Edmonton JournalThe UCP launched two television ads Monday that feature female candidates using the tag line “Alberta strong and free.”The party has...
- Immunizations still urged as Alberta heads into second half of flu season - CBC.ca Immunizations still urged as Alberta heads into second half of flu season CBC.caHalfway through the influenza season, it appears Albertans aren't being hit as hard as they were last year. But a provincial health official says we're not...
- Hoping to control Alberta's wild boars, officials turn to drones, remote cameras - Edmonton Journal Hoping to control Alberta's wild boars, officials turn to drones, remote cameras Edmonton JournalWild boar activity is spreading in Alberta and taking an increasing toll on agriculture and the environment, says a provincial official...
- From Liam and Olivia to Axi and Oma — last year's baby names in Alberta - Edmonton Sun From Liam and Olivia to Axi and Oma — last year's baby names in Alberta Edmonton SunMore than 13000 different baby names were recorded in Alberta last year, but Liam and Olivia were the most popular, with over 200 newborn boys and 200...
- Alberta man shot in gunfire exchange with police: RCMP - Global News Alberta man shot in gunfire exchange with police: RCMP Global NewsThe RCMP said a man was wounded after exchanging gunfire with police near the town of High Level on Saturday.
- Powerful winds in Edmonton area; snow, freezing rain expected for Alberta - Global News Powerful winds in Edmonton area; snow, freezing rain expected for Alberta Global NewsA wind warning was issued for parts of central and southern Alberta on Thursday afternoon and major urban centres like Edmonton, Red Deer and...
- Keith Gerein: UCP touts 'strong and free' Alberta, but party should check its own record on freedom - Edmonton Journal Keith Gerein: UCP touts 'strong and free' Alberta, but party should check its own record on freedom Edmonton JournalChoose Alberta's Future.You might remember that eye-rolling snore of a slogan used by the Progressive Conservatives in...
- Alberta table tennis team wants a win at winter games - Edmonton Journal Alberta table tennis team wants a win at winter games Edmonton JournalFor the first time in over 20 years, Alberta is hosting the Canadian Winter Games and the table tennis team for Alberta doesn't want to lose on their home turf.
- Finding dory: Edmonton man builds Newfoundland boats in landlocked Alberta - CBC.ca Finding dory: Edmonton man builds Newfoundland boats in landlocked Alberta CBC.caWhen Paul Winter quit his steady job as a cement truck driver to build traditional fishing boats in landlocked Alberta, his wife thought he had gone off...
- Four people including two children killed in northern Alberta highway crash: Alcohol suspected, say RCMP - Edmonton Journal Four people including two children killed in northern Alberta highway crash: Alcohol suspected, say RCMP Edmonton JournalFour people are dead — including a woman and two children from Edmonton and a woman from Plamondon — after a...
- Alberta police watchdog ASIRT at 'critical mass' after busy year of investigations - Edmonton Journal Alberta police watchdog ASIRT at 'critical mass' after busy year of investigations Edmonton JournalAlberta's police watchdog is at “critical mass” when it comes to the number of investigations it can handle thanks in part to the...
- Alberta government's rural broadband plan missing in action: Alberta Party - Edmonton Journal Alberta government's rural broadband plan missing in action: Alberta Party Edmonton JournalThe Alberta Party has slammed the government's missing-in-action rural internet strategy, saying there seems to be no political will to get it done.
- Amazon announces 2nd fulfillment centre in Alberta, this one outside Edmonton - Global News Amazon announces 2nd fulfillment centre in Alberta, this one outside Edmonton Global NewsAmazon announced Monday it will open a new customer fulfillment centre in Leduc County which the company says will create more than 600 full-time...
- Woman faces additional charges after 65 horses seized from Alberta property - Edmonton Journal Woman faces additional charges after 65 horses seized from Alberta property Edmonton JournalA woman is facing 60 additional animal cruelty charges after an RCMP investigation resulted in the seizure of more than 70 animals from a...
- Planned throne speech suggests no Alberta election in March - CBC.ca Planned throne speech suggests no Alberta election in March CBC.caIt looks like Albertans will be going to the polls in April or May.
- Alberta duo make nice ice in China - Edmonton Sun Alberta duo make nice ice in China Edmonton SunTwo Albertans who used to be competitors on the ice-carving circuit will return home from the world's largest competition in China with some bronze hardware.
- Minister cites 'bullying' in cancelling public meetings on Alberta parks plan - Edmonton Journal Minister cites 'bullying' in cancelling public meetings on Alberta parks plan Edmonton JournalEDMONTON — Alberta's environment minister has cancelled public information sessions about proposed new parks in a region known as Bighorn...
- A bit of jostling, but most of Alberta's top baby names remained same in 2018 - National Post A bit of jostling, but most of Alberta's top baby names remained same in 2018 National PostEDMONTON — Alberta has released its annual list of names parents chose for their children born in 2018. Here are the Top 10 choices and the...
- Man wanted after two northern Alberta weekend shootings - Edmonton Journal Man wanted after two northern Alberta weekend shootings Edmonton JournalMounties are looking for a 30-year-old man after two separate shootings — one of which left a victim with injuries — in northern Alberta over the weekend.
- Wednesday's letters: Alberta's fiscal mess is its own doing - Edmonton Journal Wednesday's letters: Alberta's fiscal mess is its own doing Edmonton JournalRe. “Equalization system rigged against Alberta,” Opinion, Dec. 14The implication in Danielle Smith's op-ed is that Alberta's wealth has been transferred to...
- Notes from the Dome: Brian Jean wants a 'mad as hell' party that will renegotiate the Constitution - Edmonton Journal Notes from the Dome: Brian Jean wants a 'mad as hell' party that will renegotiate the Constitution Edmonton JournalBrian Jean wants a 'mad as hell' party, Bighorn Country telephone town halls scheduled.
- Mounting tensions: Alberta big game hunter sues taxidermist for damages to exotic hides - Edmonton Journal Mounting tensions: Alberta big game hunter sues taxidermist for damages to exotic hides Edmonton JournalAn Alberta big game hunter has won more than $25,000 in damages against an Edmonton taxidermist who he claimed improperly handled 17...
- Former Speaker of the Alberta legislature Gene Zwozdesky dead at age 70 - Edmonton Journal Former Speaker of the Alberta legislature Gene Zwozdesky dead at age 70 Edmonton JournalGene Zwozdesky, a well-respected and admired former Speaker in Alberta's legislative assembly and a six-term MLA, died Sunday.“From his *service*...
- Watch: Truckers convoy disrupts traffic in support of Alberta oil and gas industry - Edmonton Journal Watch: Truckers convoy disrupts traffic in support of Alberta oil and gas industry Edmonton JournalA 22-kilometre long convoy of big trucks formed a ring around Nisku and signalled to the rest of Canada that Alberta's resource industry...
- Alberta entrepreneurs more than twice as pessimistic in Canadian economy than those in Quebec - Edmonton Journal Alberta entrepreneurs more than twice as pessimistic in Canadian economy than those in Quebec Edmonton JournalAlberta entrepreneurs are the most pessimistic of the Canadian economy heading into 2019 with limited investment expected in...
- Alberta RCMP warn motorists not to drive, as snowfall warnings issued north of Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Alberta RCMP warn motorists not to drive, as snowfall warnings issued north of Edmonton Edmonton JournalAlberta RCMP are asking motorists to avoid driving as most of the province is being dumped on with heavy snowfall.RCMP are advising...
- Record year for Alberta campgrounds, says province - Edmonton Journal Record year for Alberta campgrounds, says province Edmonton JournalThis year saw the Alberta Parks' online campsite reservation system process its highest annual bookings in a decade, with nearly 171000 reservations.
- Religious lifestyles for Catholic school teachers necessary 'or there’s no reason for us to exist,' says trustee rep - Edmonton Journal Religious lifestyles for Catholic school teachers necessary 'or there’s no reason for us to exist,' says trustee rep Edmonton JournalAlberta Catholic schools need to hire Catholic teachers to retain their identity, says an association...
- Hicks on Biz: Alberta’s Groundhog Day, 2019 - Edmonton Sun Hicks on Biz: Alberta’s Groundhog Day, 2019 Edmonton SunBy GRAHAM HICKSWelcome to Groundhog Day, 2019.Remember the movie, where Bill Murray's character relives the same day, over and over and over?
- Edmonton police officer admits to slapping, kicking her ex-spouse after recruit class grad ceremony - Edmonton Journal Edmonton police officer admits to slapping, kicking her ex-spouse after recruit class grad ceremony Edmonton JournalAn Edmonton Police *Service* constable has been suspended 40 hours without pay after admitting to assaulting her former...
- Edmonton refinery flare lights up night sky - Global News Edmonton refinery flare lights up night sky Global NewsA massive flare from a refinery in east Edmonton lit up the night sky early Sunday morning.
- Fire & Flower Opens Cannabis Accessory Shops in Alberta - BioSpace Fire & Flower Opens Cannabis Accessory Shops in Alberta BioSpaceEDMONTON, /CNW/ - Fire & Flower, an independent corporate cannabis retailer, is expanding its network of retail outlets in Alberta with the opening of cannabis ...
- Lucic, Kassian combine for 4 goals as Oilers top Sabres 7-2 - The Seattle Times Lucic, Kassian combine for 4 goals as Oilers top Sabres 7-2 The Seattle TimesEDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Two players mired in major scoring slumps provided plenty of offense for the Edmonton Oilers on Monday. Milan Lucic and Zack ...
- Restorative justice in Alberta 'far tougher than spending time in jail' - Edmonton Journal Restorative justice in Alberta 'far tougher than spending time in jail' Edmonton JournalEarlier this year, the Alberta government doubled what it spends each year on restorative justice programs, to $700000. Last year, 14 community...
- Talks of Alberta separating from Canada grow - CTV News Talks of Alberta separating from Canada grow CTV NewsRecent rallies across Alberta have reignited the conversation around the province separating from Canada.
- EDITORIAL: Alberta separation a step too far - Edmonton Sun EDITORIAL: Alberta separation a step too far Edmonton SunThere's no denying Alberta voters are angry.Many are angry with the provincial government for policies such as the carbon tax, and they're angry because it ...
- Opinion: Lessons Alberta wind power can learn from oil - Edmonton Journal Opinion: Lessons Alberta wind power can learn from oil Edmonton JournalEnergy production. Price differential. Infrastructure. Market access.If you're from Alberta, these words probably make you think about oil. But they should also ...
- Edmonton Eskimos release veteran safety Neil King - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Eskimos release veteran safety Neil King Edmonton SunA local product was the first player casualty of the Edmonton Eskimos' off-season regime change at defensive co-ordinator.Safety Neil King will not be part of the ...
- Alberta bus companies filling the Greyhound void, but gaps in service remain - Edmonton Journal Alberta bus companies filling the Greyhound void, but gaps in service remain Edmonton JournalPrivate bus companies have expanded and the province has stepped in with funding to fill most — but not all — *service* gaps left in...
- Mother found guilty of breaking two-year-old daughter's ankles and failing to seek medical attention - Edmonton Journal Mother found guilty of breaking two-year-old daughter's ankles and failing to seek medical attention Edmonton JournalAn Edmonton mother intentionally broke both ankles of her two-year-old daughter and failed to seek medical attention...
- Opinion: Time for Catholic Church to fund its own schools in Alberta - Edmonton Journal Opinion: Time for Catholic Church to fund its own schools in Alberta Edmonton JournalThis month we learned about a Calgary principal who was pushed out of the largest Catholic school district in the province because of her sexual...
- Alberta Mounties recover two stolen ATMs, prohibited firearm - Edmonton Journal Alberta Mounties recover two stolen ATMs, prohibited firearm Edmonton JournalTwo men have been arrested and another two are being sought for their roles in a pair of ATM thefts from stores in eastern Alberta.
- 'We're ready to go:' Smaller Alberta parties talk next election - Edmonton Journal 'We're ready to go:' Smaller Alberta parties talk next election Edmonton JournalAlberta's legislature this year was more diverse than usual when it comes to political parties. Postmedia spoke with leaders of the minor parties who hold...
- A packed Edmonton Soccer Dome receives sponsorship boost - Edmonton Sun A packed Edmonton Soccer Dome receives sponsorship boost Edmonton SunAntony Bent, general manager of the Edmonton Soccer Dome, was commended for his work having the facility booked near capacity through the first few months ...
- Alberta mom frustrated her breastfeeding infant needed paid ticket for show - Global News Alberta mom frustrated her breastfeeding infant needed paid ticket for show Global NewsWATCH: A Calgary woman is frustrated over a ticket policy preventing her from bringing her baby to a show. She's been told for her infant to attend,...
- Mouldy weed sparks cannabis recall in Alberta - Edmonton Sun Mouldy weed sparks cannabis recall in Alberta Edmonton SunMouldy weed has hit Alberta shelves, forcing Newstrike Brands and its subsidiary, Up Cannabis, to issue a recall on a single lot of pot.The recall, a first of its kind ...
- 'When Alberta hurts, so does Canada': Energy sector gets $1.6-billion boost from Ottawa - Edmonton Journal 'When Alberta hurts, so does Canada': Energy sector gets $1.6-billion boost from Ottawa Edmonton JournalCanada's energy industry is getting a $1.6-billion boost from Ottawa as the sector continues to grapple with a crushing oil...
- Strong winds move south, spare Edmonton region - CBC.ca Strong winds move south, spare Edmonton region CBC.caDrivers travelling Alberta highways are being told to exercise caution as powerful winds move south across the province.
- Hicks on Biz: The crisis in Alberta is NOW - Edmonton Sun Hicks on Biz: The crisis in Alberta is NOW Edmonton SunBy GRAHAM HICKSYou do not have to be a petroleum engineer to see where Alberta is heading in 2019.Down, down, down.Not an earth-shattering ...
- Hares seeking protein scavenge for meat, feathers: University of Alberta study - Edmonton Journal Hares seeking protein scavenge for meat, feathers: University of Alberta study Edmonton JournalSnowshoe hares can be carnivorous creatures that don't seem picky about the type of meat they eat.A recent study University of Alberta study...
- An illustrated year-in-review of the news events that shaped Alberta and Canada's 2018 - Edmonton Journal An illustrated year-in-review of the news events that shaped Alberta and Canada's 2018 Edmonton JournalThe April 6 bush crash involving the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Humboldt Broncos killed 16 people and left a lasting...
- Edmonton Oilers defenceman Caleb Jones learning under fire - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers defenceman Caleb Jones learning under fire Edmonton SunOn the first extended road trip of his NHL career, Caleb Jones banked a puck into his own net in a tough loss one night, and watched the guy he was supposed ...
- UCP board member and former MLA quits party citing 'dictatorship'-like control - Edmonton Journal UCP board member and former MLA quits party citing 'dictatorship'-like control Edmonton JournalFormer Conservative MLA and UCP board member Ian Donovan has resigned, citing backroom deals, the party's “dictatorship”-like control by...
- Calgary priest charged with sexual assault - Edmonton Journal Calgary priest charged with sexual assault Edmonton JournalCalgary police have charged a Catholic priest with sexually assaulting a woman more than six years ago.Investigators say the woman told them last October ...
- Alberta signs three-year contract to establish permanent trade presence in UAE - Edmonton Journal Alberta signs three-year contract to establish permanent trade presence in UAE Edmonton JournalAlberta will have a permanent presence in the United Arab Emirates starting early 2019 in an effort to ramp up trade and garner investment...
- GUNTER: Protest convoys against anti-energy policies a proud moment for Alberta - Edmonton Sun GUNTER: Protest convoys against anti-energy policies a proud moment for Alberta Edmonton SunI can't remember a time when I've been prouder to be an Albertan, and I was neck deep in the constitutional battles and Triple-E Senate fights...
- Press Gallery podcast 256: The Alberta Politics Complaints edition - Edmonton Journal Press Gallery podcast 256: The Alberta Politics Complaints edition Edmonton JournalIn the first episode of 2019, the Press Gallery podcast team takes a look at the ream of official complaints being filed inside the world of Alberta...
- More than half of calls to fire rescue service are medical: Fire chief - Edmonton Journal More than half of calls to fire rescue service are medical: Fire chief Edmonton JournalHalf the calls fire rescue crews respond to are medically-related, a figure poised to hit 70 per cent within the next few years, said Edmonton's fire...
- Eskimos gifted yet another No. 1 draft pick for Edmonton sports fans - Edmonton Sun Eskimos gifted yet another No. 1 draft pick for Edmonton sports fans Edmonton SunIt seems the Edmonton's luck when it comes to winning weighted lottery drafts isn't confined to the National Hockey League's Oilers.Move over Taylor Hall,...
- City of Edmonton reveals details for New Year’s Eve bash at legislature grounds - Global News City of Edmonton reveals details for New Year’s Eve bash at legislature grounds Global NewsThe City of Edmonton revealed details on Thursday about its big bash being held at the Alberta legislature on New Year's Eve.
- By The Numbers: 2018 was another crazy year in Alberta politics, as these statistics show - Edmonton Journal By The Numbers: 2018 was another crazy year in Alberta politics, as these statistics show Edmonton JournalControversies over pipelines, cannabis, nomination contests and other issues gave Alberta's political arena more than its fair...
- Nick Lees: Edmonton friends swap Super Bowl for the snowy slopes - Edmonton Journal Nick Lees: Edmonton friends swap Super Bowl for the snowy slopes Edmonton JournalA group of Edmonton buddies will miss this year's Super Bowl for the 50th straight year to schuss down the slopes of Jasper's Marmot Basin ski resort.
- Equality or independence: Freedom Conservative Party lays out 2019 election platform - Edmonton Journal Equality or independence: Freedom Conservative Party lays out 2019 election platform Edmonton JournalEither Alberta gets fair treatment from Ottawa or the province must seriously pursue independence, says Freedom Conservative Leader...
- Alberta's job market loses 17K jobs in December: Statistics Canada - CBC.ca Alberta's job market loses 17K jobs in December: Statistics Canada CBC.caAlberta's job market shed nearly 17,000 jobs in December, according to the latest figures released Friday by Statistics Canada. Hit hard by a drop in oil prices, ...
- Edmonton Oilers get some supplementary scoring to bury Buffalo Sabres - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Oilers get some supplementary scoring to bury Buffalo Sabres Edmonton SunFor all those nattering nabobs of negativism who've said the Edmonton Oilers' secondary scoring this season has been Connor McDavid or Leon Draisaitl's ...
- Edmonton Eskimos take receiver Diego Viamontes with first-overall pick in CFL's Mexico draft - Edmonton Sun Edmonton Eskimos take receiver Diego Viamontes with first-overall pick in CFL's Mexico draft Edmonton SunIt may be better to give than receive, but after the Edmonton Eskimos gave up a couple of high-profile receivers to NFL futures...
- What's in a word: University of Alberta prof researches what makes a word funny - Edmonton Journal What's in a word: University of Alberta prof researches what makes a word funny Edmonton JournalWhat makes a word funny?Well if you are into statistics modelling, Chris Westbury and Geoff Hollis have an answer.According to research by...
- Alberta judge denies Omar Khadr's request for bail changes - Edmonton Sun Alberta judge denies Omar Khadr's request for bail changes Edmonton SunAn Alberta judge has denied former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr's request to have his bail conditions loosened to allow him to speak to his sister and ...
- Bought for a buck, now priceless: Indigenous Alberta media archive being digitized - Edmonton Journal Bought for a buck, now priceless: Indigenous Alberta media archive being digitized Edmonton JournalHe bought them for a dollar.Now, “boxes and boxes and boxes” of old audiotape and film that Bert Crowfoot has safeguarded for decades...
- Welsman, Way North offer up jazz on their own terms - Edmonton Journal Welsman, Way North offer up jazz on their own terms Edmonton Journal“I'm always trying to keep my ears to the ground for material and that accelerates when I have a deadline for a recording." – Carol Welsman. Roger Levesque.
- Alberta political parties make last-minute push for year-end donations - Edmonton Journal Alberta political parties make last-minute push for year-end donations Edmonton JournalThe province's two major political parties are trying to squeeze every last cent out of Albertans before the year is out, promising vastly different...
- Brandon Manning is trying to find some traction on Oilers blueline - Edmonton Sun Brandon Manning is trying to find some traction on Oilers blueline Edmonton SunBrandon Manning was looking for a change of scenery after sitting out a string of games with the Chicago Blackhawks before being traded to Edmonton Oilers, ...
- EDITORIAL: Keep convoy message clearly about Alberta energy - Edmonton Sun EDITORIAL: Keep convoy message clearly about Alberta energy Edmonton SunWe're all for a convoy of oilfield trucks driving across the country from the West to Ottawa gathering support as it moves east until it arrives in the nation's...
- Woman, 39, killed in single-vehicle crash near Frog Lake - Edmonton Sun Woman, 39, killed in single-vehicle crash near Frog Lake Edmonton SunA 39-year-old woman has died following a van rollover west of Frog Lake Saturday afternoon.Elk Point RCMP responded to the call around 1:45 p.m. in the area ...
- Trial begins for man accused of killing Edmonton limo driver - Edmonton Sun Trial begins for man accused of killing Edmonton limo driver Edmonton SunDay 1 of what is expected to be a lengthy trial for an American man accused of killing a local limousine driver began in an Edmonton courtroom Monday.
- David Staples: Albertans increasingly calling to chop equalization payments to Quebec - Edmonton Journal David Staples: Albertans increasingly calling to chop equalization payments to Quebec Edmonton JournalA fracture in Canada's social contract drives anti-federal rage in Alberta. The conflict will come to a head over pipelines, of...
- Until replacement of Marc Mayer hired, co-directors to run National Gallery - Edmonton Sun Until replacement of Marc Mayer hired, co-directors to run National Gallery Edmonton SunTwo National Gallery of Canada veterans will shepherd the gallery during the search to replace outgoing head Marc Mayer.
- ‘A perfect fit’: Edmonton’s McBain Camera chain purchased by London Drugs - Toronto Star ‘A perfect fit’: Edmonton’s McBain Camera chain purchased by London Drugs Toronto StarMcBain Camera, which has been running in Edmonton since 1949 and has since expanded to eight locations, has been purchased by London Drugs.
- 'I hope they can hear us in Ottawa': 1,500 attend Alberta oilpatch rally - CBC News 'I hope they can hear us in Ottawa': 1,500 attend Alberta oilpatch rally CBC NewsMore than 600 vehicles, ranging from pickups to semis, convoyed through Grande Prairie in northwestern Alberta on Sunday as part of a rally supporting the ...
- NDP MLA Bob Turner won't seek re-election - Edmonton Journal NDP MLA Bob Turner won't seek re-election Edmonton JournalNDP MLA Bob Turner announced on social media that he won't be seeking re-election in Edmonton-Whitemud.Turner wrote that serving as MLA was an ...
- Elise Stolte: Pushing beyond an ugly history. There is now no 'single-family' zone in Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Elise Stolte: Pushing beyond an ugly history. There is now no 'single-family' zone in Edmonton Edmonton JournalEdmonton made a historic move on housing the other day when it allowed duplexes to be built anywhere in the last remaining...
- Temperatures are going to plummet on Wednesday - Edmonton Sun Temperatures are going to plummet on Wednesday Edmonton SunOttawa weather forecast for Tuesday, January 15, 2019.
- Esks release national defensive back Neil King - CFL.ca Esks release national defensive back Neil King CFL.caEDMONTON — The Edmonton Eskimos have released national defensive back Neil King, the team announced on Tuesday. King played in 12 games in 2018, ...
- Fire damages at Manotick home estimated at $1 million - Edmonton Sun Fire damages at Manotick home estimated at $1 million Edmonton SunDamages were estimated at $1 million.
- Six-year-old dies in snowplow collision near Edson - Edmonton Journal Six-year-old dies in snowplow collision near Edson Edmonton JournalA six-year-old child is dead after the truck in which they were a passenger crashed into a snowplow east of Edson Friday afternoon.
- Blues begin road trip on a good note, defeat Oilers 4-1 - FOXSports.com Blues begin road trip on a good note, defeat Oilers 4-1 FOXSports.comThe St. Louis Blues scored three times in the third period en route to a 4-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night.
- Kenney's oil war room plan "juvenile": Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel - Edmonton Journal Kenney's oil war room plan "juvenile": Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel Edmonton JournalAlberta Party leader Stephen Mandel has unveiled a tidbit of his party's 2019 election platform specific to Alberta's oil sector.Mandel wants to...
- Assessment value changes: Which neighbourhoods jumped up and down, and what does that tell us? - Edmonton Journal Assessment value changes: Which neighbourhoods jumped up and down, and what does that tell us? Edmonton JournalThere they are — those numbers in bold on the top of the property assessment report from the City of Edmonton, casting...
- One man dead, three others injured in Christmas Eve group home fire - Edmonton Journal One man dead, three others injured in Christmas Eve group home fire Edmonton JournalOne person is dead and another is clinging to life after a fire at a west Edmonton group home early on Christmas Eve.
- Eight million views: Edmonton woman signs lyrics to deaf father at Three Days Grace concert - Edmonton Journal Eight million views: Edmonton woman signs lyrics to deaf father at Three Days Grace concert Edmonton JournalA video of a woman signing lyrics to her deaf father at the Three Days Grace concert in Edmonton on Wednesday is touching hearts...
- Canadian Western Bank Is A Hold - Seeking Alpha Canadian Western Bank Is A Hold Seeking AlphaCanadian Western Bank specializes in mid-market commercial banking, real estate and construction financing, and equipment financing and leasing.
- 'Vexatious litigant' seeking $800,000 in damages ordered to pay each defendant $20,000 - Edmonton Journal 'Vexatious litigant' seeking $800,000 in damages ordered to pay each defendant $20,000 Edmonton JournalA man seeking $800,000 in damages from Edmonton Police *Service* members, former police chief Rod Knecht and residents in his own...
- Class action lawsuit proposed on coerced sterilization in Alberta - CTV News Class action lawsuit proposed on coerced sterilization in Alberta CTV NewsA proposed class action has been filed against the government of Alberta on behalf of Indigenous women who say they were subjected to forced sterilizations.
Hays Ridge Area Real Estate Stats
Active Stats
Hays Ridge Area Real Estate Currently For Sale
| Average | Min | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List Price: | $ 1311467 | $ 694900 | $ 2799000 |
| Days On Market: | 90 days | 9 days | 196 days |
| Sq. Ft.: | 2835 sq ft. | 1539 sq ft. | 4689 sq ft. |
| Price / Sq. Ft.: | $457 /sq ft. | $286 /sq ft. | $630 /sq ft. |
| Beds: | 3.6 beds | 3 beds | 5 beds |
| Baths: | 3.7 baths | 3 baths | 6 baths |
| Home Age: | 3.3 years | 1 years | 5 years |
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MaxWell Challenge Realty
201 6650 177 Street,
Edmonton,
Alberta
T5T 4J5
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