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Active, residential real estate prices in Legal had an average listing price of $324701. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $799000, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $75000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Legal has a current average price of $225 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.7 beds, 2.6 bathrooms and 1453 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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B.C. constitutional challenge of Alberta’s fuel restriction law tossed - Edmonton Journal B.C. constitutional challenge of Alberta’s fuel restriction law tossed Edmonton JournalA court challenge by the British Columbia government over Alberta's fuel restriction law has been shot down by a Calgary judge who said B.C. took...
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley wants chance to 'finish that job' - The Chronicle Journal Alberta Premier Rachel Notley wants chance to 'finish that job' The Chronicle JournalEDMONTON - Premier Rachel Notley says her childhood in the semi-isolated town of Fairview in northern Alberta taught her to adapt and improvise —...
B.C. seeks pipeline 'veto' in new court battle with Ottawa, Alberta - Financial Post B.C. seeks pipeline 'veto' in new court battle with Ottawa, Alberta Financial PostCALGARY – British Columbia's government argued in court Monday that it should have the authority to limit oil shipments within the province, which could...
Varcoe: As bitumen battle moves to B.C. court, turning off taps remains 'ultimate' option - Calgary Herald Varcoe: As bitumen battle moves to B.C. court, turning off taps remains 'ultimate' option Calgary HeraldRemember the wine ban, British Columbia's brazen attempt to block more bitumen from entering the province and Alberta's threat to...
Jeff Callaway campaign may have breached election law with services from Kenney campaign: political scientist - CBC.ca Jeff Callaway campaign may have breached election law with services from Kenney campaign: political scientist CBC.caAlberta's election law may have been breached in an ongoing political scandal involving the 2017 United Conservative...
Law society of Alberta launches mentor online portal | Canadian Lawyer Mag - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Law society of Alberta launches mentor online portal | Canadian Lawyer Mag Canadian Lawyer MagazineBeing a lawyer,” says Glen Hickerson, “is not an easy job.” For rookies just getting into the profession, it's something for which...
What really happened inside the Alberta UCP’s ‘kamikaze’ campaign - Maclean's What really happened inside the Alberta UCP’s ‘kamikaze’ campaign Maclean'sNew evidence shows it was backed in part by a quiet $60000 payment from a corporate entity into the personal account of a staffer.
Vaughn Palmer: B.C. NDP lose embarrassing legal round to Alberta - Vancouver Sun Vaughn Palmer: B.C. NDP lose embarrassing legal round to Alberta Vancouver SunIn a reference case starting March 18, the NDP government is asking the B.C. Court of Appeal whether the province has jurisdiction to regulate the shipment of...
Patent Agent / Lawyer – Large Law Firm – Calgary, Alberta, Canada - Patently-O Patent Agent / Lawyer – Large Law Firm – Calgary, Alberta, Canada Patently-OMarch 12, 2019 - Canada, Emp - Law Firm, Tech - Computer Science, Tech - Electrical, Tech - Mechanical, Work - Patent Prosecution. smart-biggar ...
Scarce retail weed shops means most Canadians still use black market pot - The Conversation - Canada Scarce retail weed shops means most Canadians still use black market pot The Conversation - CanadaSqueezing out black markets is a key goal of cannabis legalization. Legalization also lets governments tax cannabis production and...
B.C. government in court claiming it has the right to stop bitumen to prevent ‘catastrophic’ pipeline spill - Toronto Star B.C. government in court claiming it has the right to stop bitumen to prevent ‘catastrophic’ pipeline spill Toronto StarThe NDP's proposal to restrict heavy oil by rail and pipeline sees Canada and Alberta warn that letting...
This Supreme Court ruling could drive environmental insurance sales - Canadian Underwriter This Supreme Court ruling could drive environmental insurance sales Canadian UnderwriterBrokers could see more demand for environmental liability insurance because of a recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling in favour of the Alberta...
Judge dismisses appeal against Alberta law that could limit flow of oil into BC - KelownaNow Judge dismisses appeal against Alberta law that could limit flow of oil into BC KelownaNowA law that could restrict the flow of oil from Alberta to B.C. will not be declared unconstitutional because it is has not yet been proclaimed, a...
Legal Aid Alberta emphasizes access to justice in three-year, strategic plan - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Legal Aid Alberta emphasizes access to justice in three-year, strategic plan Canadian Lawyer MagazineLegal Aid Alberta aims to increase access to justice to Albertans by establishing itself as a centre of excellence in the community,...
Alberta school boards intervene in Catholic school funding rights case - Edmonton Journal Alberta school boards intervene in Catholic school funding rights case Edmonton JournalA Saskatchewan court ruling that created uncertainty about future public funding of Catholic schools failed to properly include the evidence of...
CANADA: Scarce pot shops means black market cannabis sales continue to fly high - ElliotLakeToday.com CANADA: Scarce pot shops means black market cannabis sales continue to fly high ElliotLakeToday.comOnly 21 per cent of Canadian consumer cannabis spending went toward legal cannabis sales, instead of the black market, in the fourth...
B.C. argues it cannot stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but it can protect environment - Global News B.C. argues it cannot stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but it can protect environment Global NewsWATCH: The battle over the future of the Trans Mountain pipeline is heating up again in the B.C. Court of Appeal, where the province...
School district leaders, caught in the middle, want more support for GSA law enforcement - Edmonton Journal School district leaders, caught in the middle, want more support for GSA law enforcement Edmonton JournalA superintendent who suspended a Catholic Francophone school principal who frustrated students' attempts to start a gay-straight...
The Future of Line 3 - Progressive.org The Future of Line 3 Progressive.orgLorie Shaull. A demonstrator outside the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission during deliberations on Enbridge's Line 3 to carry tar sands crude across the ...
Notley calls Kenney unfit to lead Alberta as RCMP probe UCP leadership race - Global News Notley calls Kenney unfit to lead Alberta as RCMP probe UCP leadership race Global NewsWATCH: Rachel Notley responded Friday to voter fraud allegations against the United Conservative Party, asking Jason Kenney to come clean.
Redrawing the battle lines in the fight over Canada's price on carbon - OpenCanada Redrawing the battle lines in the fight over Canada's price on carbon OpenCanadaAt the historic climate talks in Paris in 2015, countries agreed that large-scale transformation is required to avoid the worst effects of global...
Alberta woman free to give away $1.7M home in contest, lottery regulator rules - CBC.ca Alberta woman free to give away $1.7M home in contest, lottery regulator rules CBC.caA homeowner in Millarville, Alta., is free to give away her $1.7-million home in a creative essay contest. Alberta's lottery regulator has finished...
Alberta soldiers who took 'distressing' malaria drug sought for lawsuit - CBC.ca Alberta soldiers who took 'distressing' malaria drug sought for lawsuit CBC.caAlberta soldiers who believe they were harmed by anti-malarial medication offered during oversea deployments are being recruited for a massive legal case ...
Wednesday's letters: Future still bright for Alberta energy - Edmonton Journal Wednesday's letters: Future still bright for Alberta energy Edmonton JournalRe. “Alberta must adapt to looming shift in global energy markets,” Opinion, March 1Thank you Gil McGowan for your conclusion that Alberta is going in the...
Canada's history of pipeline challenges is longer than you might think | Pipelines & Transportation - JWN Canada's history of pipeline challenges is longer than you might think | Pipelines & Transportation JWNNobody said pipelines would be easy. From the beginning, Canadian oil and natural gas transportation adapted to unpredictable...
Local approval on pot use reaching new high - Medicine Hat News Local approval on pot use reaching new high Medicine Hat NewsDave Mabell. Lethbridge Herald. dmabell@lethbridgeherald.com. Months after marijuana sales became legal, public approval has reached a new high. Close to ...
'Not Canadian enough:' Edmonton woman's girls denied citizenship under 2009 law - CBC.ca 'Not Canadian enough:' Edmonton woman's girls denied citizenship under 2009 law CBC.caA woman in Alberta says she feels like she's not Canadian enough after her daughters were denied citizenship.
National | CBA National - The Power of Perspectives - CBA National National | CBA National - The Power of Perspectives CBA NationalUnpleasant and stressful, they usually lead to additional harm to relationships in the workplace. BY Luis Millán 19 Mar 2019 Elephant in the work office ...
Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of Alberta as represented by Alberta Investment Management Corp Raises Holdings in Fortis Inc (FTS) - Fairfield Current Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of Alberta as represented by Alberta Investment Management Corp Raises Holdings in Fortis Inc (FTS) Fairfield CurrentHer Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of Alberta as represented...
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley calls for major amendments to Bill C-69 in Senate address - Global News Alberta Premier Rachel Notley calls for major amendments to Bill C-69 in Senate address Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley shared her concerns with a Senate committee studying Bill C-69, which would change how major...
Alberta's energy regulator ordered to take a new approach to punishing environmental crimes - The Narwhal Alberta's energy regulator ordered to take a new approach to punishing environmental crimes The NarwhalA recent ruling aims to curtail conflicts of interest and corporate greenwashing via 'creative sentencing,' a legal tool used by the...
Woman with disability banned from No Frills store after failing to pack groceries fast enough - CBC.ca Woman with disability banned from No Frills store after failing to pack groceries fast enough CBC.caA woman with disabilities is fighting back after she was told not to return to a popular No Frills grocery store unless she brought help...
Legal Cannabis in Alberta: What You Should Know - Leafly Legal Cannabis in Alberta: What You Should Know LeaflyCannabis will be legal for adults throughout Canada starting on Oct. 17, 2018. But you have a lot of questions. We have answers: Where to buy it, which stores ...
'Livelihoods are at stake': Senate under pressure to overhaul controversial Bill C-69 - CBC News 'Livelihoods are at stake': Senate under pressure to overhaul controversial Bill C-69 CBC NewsThe federal Liberal government's controversial overhaul of environmental assessment legislation has united virtually every major natural...
Cannabis experts from legal U.S. states surprised, dismayed by Alberta store freeze - Calgary Herald Cannabis experts from legal U.S. states surprised, dismayed by Alberta store freeze Calgary HeraldAlberta's decision to halt new cannabis store openings was an overreaction that will only help the black market, said pot industry experts...
Alberta commits $70M to legal aid services - Global News Lethbridge Alberta commits $70M to legal aid services Global News LethbridgeAlberta is putting in another $70 million to legal aid services as part of a new agreement.
Federal government opposing Alberta opposition's attempt to join legal fight against carbon tax - National Post Federal government opposing Alberta opposition's attempt to join legal fight against carbon tax National PostEDMONTON — The federal government is arguing that Alberta's opposition United Conservative Party should not be allowed to...
Province expected to make statement on beer markup as legal deadline looms - Calgary Herald Province expected to make statement on beer markup as legal deadline looms Calgary HeraldWith the deadline to comply with a legal ruling fast approaching, the Alberta government is expected to make an announcement this week about the...
Province agrees to $70-million funding boost to Legal Aid Alberta in new governance plan - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Province agrees to $70-million funding boost to Legal Aid Alberta in new governance plan Canadian Lawyer MagazineA new $70-million plan aims to reverse “decades of underfunding” in for Legal Aid Alberta, Alberta Premier Rachel...
17 Alberta shops will sell cannabis on 1st day of legalization - Global News Lethbridge 17 Alberta shops will sell cannabis on 1st day of legalization Global News LethbridgeWATCH ABOVE: Federal legalization of marijuana is less than two weeks away. But on Oct. 17, only 17 stores across Alberta will be approved and ready to...
Notley and cabinet set legal wheels in motion to begin cutting oil production - Global News Notley and cabinet set legal wheels in motion to begin cutting oil production Global NewsFor the first time in a generation, the Alberta government will impose a cap on the amount of oil that industry is allowed to produce. As Tom...
If You’re Going to Canada to Buy Weed, Here’s What You Need to Know - The New York Times If You’re Going to Canada to Buy Weed, Here’s What You Need to Know The New York TimesRecreational marijuana is now legal, but the rules vary by location, from how old you must be to where you can smoke. Expect to bring cash and...
Alberta government says it's ready for legal cannabis on Oct. 17 - Calgary Herald Alberta government says it's ready for legal cannabis on Oct. 17 Calgary HeraldThe Alberta government says it finally “has the clarity it needs to move forward,” with cannabis set to be legalized in Canada on Oct. 17.The start date...
'Alberta has made Legal Aid a priority': NDP, government spar over Legal Aid funding after Alberta boost - Saskatoon StarPhoenix 'Alberta has made Legal Aid a priority': NDP, government spar over Legal Aid funding after Alberta boost Saskatoon StarPhoenixLegal Aid Alberta recently got a $70M funding injection, but the Saskatchewan government says that will allow...
Marijuana stores in Alberta prepared for first day of legal pot | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca Marijuana stores in Alberta prepared for first day of legal pot | Watch News Videos Online Globalnews.caCanadians can now legally buy cannabis and stores expect to be busy. Julia Wong was live at Fire & Flower in St. Albert, where she...
Alberta taking yet another look at legal online gambling - CalvinAyre.com Alberta taking yet another look at legal online gambling CalvinAyre.comAlberta appears set to become the next Canadian province to launch online gambling operations under its local government monopoly. On Friday, CBC News ...
Alberta and Ontario brace for the age of legal pot - The Globe and Mail Alberta and Ontario brace for the age of legal pot The Globe and MailCity planners in Calgary and Toronto are at varying stages of readiness for retail stores, with the latter facing a short timeline in wake of changes to sales regime.
First day of legal cannabis had ‘little impact’ on Alberta hospitals - Global News First day of legal cannabis had ‘little impact’ on Alberta hospitals Global NewsAlberta Health Services said the legalization of cannabis had little impact on AHS facilities and services, but it is keeping an eye on patient numbers.
Property division for common-law couples who split tackled in new bill - CBC.ca Property division for common-law couples who split tackled in new bill CBC.caA new bill outlines for the first time how common-law couples in Alberta must divide property when they split up. Lawyers have been calling for Alberta to...
Groups take legal action to force Ottawa to protect endangered Alberta caribou - CBC.ca Groups take legal action to force Ottawa to protect endangered Alberta caribou CBC.caConservation groups and First Nations have filed legal action in the hope of forcing Environment Canada to protect Alberta caribou herds after federal...
Legal cannabis could mean new jobs and cash in Alberta’s economy - Global News Calgary Legal cannabis could mean new jobs and cash in Alberta’s economy Global News CalgaryWATCH ABOVE: In just over a week, recreational marijuana will become legal in Canada. In Part 1 of Global News' special Cannabis IQ series, Fletcher...
A month into legalization, Alberta is blowing away B.C.'s claim as Canada's pot capital - CBC.ca A month into legalization, Alberta is blowing away B.C.'s claim as Canada's pot capital CBC.caAlberta has issued nearly 70 private retail licences, while British Columbia has issued just one to a public retailer and another to a private...
Alberta’s 5 Nova Cannabis stores raked in $1.3M in first 5 days of legalization - Global News Lethbridge Alberta’s 5 Nova Cannabis stores raked in $1.3M in first 5 days of legalization Global News LethbridgeAlcanna, which operates five Nova Cannabis stores in Alberta, said dried cannabis flower was in high demand, with strains high in...
Alberta's United Conservative Party seeks to join Saskatchewan's legal battle against federal carbon tax - National Post Alberta's United Conservative Party seeks to join Saskatchewan's legal battle against federal carbon tax National PostEDMONTON — As Saskatchewan prepares for a legal battle over the federal carbon tax, Alberta's opposition party is...
Alberta law to allow unwed parents to share financial burden of disabled adult children - CBC.ca Alberta law to allow unwed parents to share financial burden of disabled adult children CBC.caEx-common-law parents caring for their adult children with disabilities won't have to face the financial burden alone anymore.
First Nations, environmental groups take legal action to protect endangered Alberta caribou - Global News First Nations, environmental groups take legal action to protect endangered Alberta caribou Global NewsConservation groups and First Nations have filed legal action to try to force Environment Canada to step in and protect Alberta...
Notley says Alberta will be ready for legal pot, whenever it actually occurs - Calgary Herald Notley says Alberta will be ready for legal pot, whenever it actually occurs Calgary HeraldDespite ongoing uncertainty over when cannabis will officially become legal, Premier Rachel Notley says the Alberta government will be ready to...
Cannabis countdown: What Albertans need to know to buy weed - CBC.ca Cannabis countdown: What Albertans need to know to buy weed CBC.caTomorrow, Canadians will be able to legally purchase and consume cannabis. If you're wondering where to buy it, what you need to know before you buy it, and ...
Alberta won't permit cannabis lounges until edible products are regulated - Calgary Herald Alberta won't permit cannabis lounges until edible products are regulated Calgary HeraldAlbertans hoping to spark up in a cannabis cafe or lounge will have to wait until edible cannabis products are regulated, says the province.In a...
Cannabis seeds can now be purchased online in Alberta - CBC.ca Cannabis seeds can now be purchased online in Alberta CBC.caThose looking to grow their own marijuana are allowed to have up to four plants for personal use, but until now there were few places to legally buy cannabis ...
Alberta judge says no money for couple charged in son's meningitis death - Edmonton Journal Alberta judge says no money for couple charged in son's meningitis death Edmonton JournalCALGARY — A judge on Friday refused requests from an Alberta couple charged in the meningitis death of their son to have their legal fees covered...
'She's lucky': Alberta woman recovering after losing lip to flesh-eating disease - CBC.ca 'She's lucky': Alberta woman recovering after losing lip to flesh-eating disease CBC.caA woman from Legal, Alta is recovering in an Edmonton hospital after losing her lip to flesh-eating disease.
'Tricky' to enforce cannabis ban in apartment buildings, legal experts say - CBC.ca 'Tricky' to enforce cannabis ban in apartment buildings, legal experts say CBC.caLegal experts say a major Alberta landlord's decision to prohibit tenants from growing or consuming cannabis in their apartments will be very difficult to...
Legal cannabis seeds on sale in Alberta for the first time, and they’re going fast - Toronto Star Legal cannabis seeds on sale in Alberta for the first time, and they’re going fast Toronto StarThe Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission's website has two Tweed pot strains for sale for the first time since legalization.
Alberta group calling on province to implement law to stop seclusion rooms in schools - Global News Alberta group calling on province to implement law to stop seclusion rooms in schools Global NewsInclusion Alberta and parents of children with autism say the Alberta government has not done enough to deal with seclusion rooms in schools.
If you buy pot online in Alberta, the gov't wants to check your photo ID — twice - CBC.ca If you buy pot online in Alberta, the gov't wants to check your photo ID — twice CBC.caBuying pot online in Alberta is going to be a little more complicated than clicking a few buttons on Amazon. The provincial government updated its...
Alberta law society's bid to modernize hits roadblock | Canadian Lawyer Mag - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Alberta law society's bid to modernize hits roadblock | Canadian Lawyer Mag Canadian Lawyer MagazineIt used to be you phoned a lawyer, booked an appointment, went to her office and told her about your problems.
Alberta law students killed in the First World War to be posthumously admitted to the bar - Toronto Star Alberta law students killed in the First World War to be posthumously admitted to the bar Toronto StarCALGARY—John William Gow Logan was a 29-year-old aspiring lawyer when he was shot dead in France on the last day of the Battle of...
They invested $200,000 before cannabis was legal. Now, these retailers are stuck in limbo as Alberta’s supply runs out - Toronto Star They invested $200,000 before cannabis was legal. Now, these retailers are stuck in limbo as Alberta’s supply runs out Toronto StarBusiness owners in Edmonton and Calgary were ready to sell cannabis in time for legalization Oct. 17,...
Alberta looking at Catholic teacher contracts amid discrimination concerns - CBC.ca Alberta looking at Catholic teacher contracts amid discrimination concerns CBC.caAlberta Education Minister David Eggen is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could be fired for ...
Law students turned fallen soldiers admitted to bar in Alberta - CityNews Edmonton Law students turned fallen soldiers admitted to bar in Alberta CityNews EdmontonOne by one, either a surviving descendant or a law student stood up to take an oath on behalf of each of the 37 men who didn't make it home.
Sixties Scoop survivor files Alberta law society complaint against lawyer on healing foundation board - CBC.ca Sixties Scoop survivor files Alberta law society complaint against lawyer on healing foundation board CBC.caTony Merchant, one of the lawyers appointed to sit on a healing foundation created by the Sixties Scoop settlement agreement, is...
Cannabis IQ: Legal marijuana could mean big business for Alberta's economy | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca Cannabis IQ: Legal marijuana could mean big business for Alberta's economy | Watch News Videos Online Globalnews.caWith pot becoming legal next Wednesday, Global Edmonton reporter Fletcher Kent has been working on a special “Cannabis...
'Unfair' and 'unreasonable': Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel responds to 5-year ban - CBC.ca 'Unfair' and 'unreasonable': Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel responds to 5-year ban CBC.caStephen Mandel is in a legal fight for his political life. The Alberta Party leader said he's challenging a ban that prevents him from running...
Alberta's only Indigenous bencher hopes to offer new perspective - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Alberta's only Indigenous bencher hopes to offer new perspective Canadian Lawyer MagazineCorie Flett is a Fort McMurray lawyer and one of 20 lawyers who serve as benchers on the board of directors of the Law Society of Alberta. Flett...
B.C. files constitutional challenge of Alberta’s fuel restriction law - Calgary Herald B.C. files constitutional challenge of Alberta’s fuel restriction law Calgary HeraldVICTORIA — The British Columbia government has launched a lawsuit and is prepared to ask for an injunction and damages against Alberta over that ...
What we know — and don’t know — about smoking legal weed in Alberta - Toronto Star What we know — and don’t know — about smoking legal weed in Alberta Toronto StarWith legalization roughly three weeks away, plenty of questions about what it'll mean to light up in Alberta remain unanswered. However, there are a...
Saskatchewan makes its legal case, arguing federal carbon tax is unconstitutional - CBC News Saskatchewan makes its legal case, arguing federal carbon tax is unconstitutional CBC NewsSaskatchewan's legal battle against the carbon tax is not about whether climate change is real, but whether the federal government is violating...
Gay-straight alliance law challenged at Alberta Court of Appeal - Global News Gay-straight alliance law challenged at Alberta Court of Appeal Global NewsA legal challenge being mounted against Alberta's controversial law around gay-straight alliances went before a three-judge panel in Calgary on Monday.
Alberta law society rejects disciplinary hearing for lawyer who had sex with his client - CBC.ca Alberta law society rejects disciplinary hearing for lawyer who had sex with his client CBC.caThe Law Society of Alberta has dismissed a complaint of sexual misconduct made by a client against an Edmonton civil lawyer.
How will you mark Canada’s historic marijuana legalization in Alberta? - Global News Calgary How will you mark Canada’s historic marijuana legalization in Alberta? Global News CalgaryRecreational marijuana use will be legal across Canada on Wednesday and we want to know how Albertans plan to mark the historic day.
Alberta group tries to force federal justice minister to protect cutthroat trout - CBC.ca Alberta group tries to force federal justice minister to protect cutthroat trout CBC.caThe Canadian government is facing more legal problems over an alleged and ongoing failure to enforce its own environmental laws — challenged this...
A look at cannabis consumption bylaws in Alberta cities and towns - Global News Edmonton A look at cannabis consumption bylaws in Alberta cities and towns Global News EdmontonThe Government of Alberta has left public cannabis consumption rules up to individual municipalities. Here's a list of major cities and towns and how...
61 Alberta private schools running afoul of gay-straight alliance law, minister says - Edmonton Journal 61 Alberta private schools running afoul of gay-straight alliance law, minister says Edmonton JournalAlberta private schools that fail to publicly post policies within a month affirming the rights of LGBTQ students will lose their...
New law entitles common-law couples to 50-50 property split - Folio - University of Alberta New law entitles common-law couples to 50-50 property split Folio - University of AlbertaCommon-law couples arguing about how to divide their property after they break up will soon get relief from the costly, time-consuming struggle...
Legal use of force called for in Alberta - Western Producer Legal use of force called for in Alberta Western ProducerAlberta's United Conservative Party is proposing recommendations it hopes will reduce rural crime in the province. One of those includes a push to amend.
Alice Woolley appointed to Alberta Court of Queen's Bench - Canadian Lawyer Magazine Alice Woolley appointed to Alberta Court of Queen's Bench Canadian Lawyer MagazineThe elevation of often outspoken University of Calgary law school professor Alice Woolley to the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench will please her friends,...
New partnership improves access to justice in Alberta in both official languages - UCalgary News New partnership improves access to justice in Alberta in both official languages UCalgary NewsAdam Dodek, dean, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, left, and Ian Holloway, dean, Faculty of Law, University of Calgary, signed a...
Twenty-eight private schools defying GSA law risk losing public funding, says David Eggen - Edmonton Journal Twenty-eight private schools defying GSA law risk losing public funding, says David Eggen Edmonton JournalThe province will follow through on a plan to cut funding to 28 private schools if they fail to publicly post policies affirming...
Alberta needs legislation to ensure medically assisted death is accessed equally: advocates - Global News Edmonton Alberta needs legislation to ensure medically assisted death is accessed equally: advocates Global News EdmontonFriends of Medicare is calling on the provincial government to create legislation that would ensure equal access to Medical...
Alberta's cannabis industry 'well ahead' of other provinces: Notley - CTV News Alberta's cannabis industry 'well ahead' of other provinces: Notley CTV NewsRachel Notley said in a year-end interview with CTV Calgary that Alberta appears to be “well ahead of the rest of the country” when it comes to retail...
Hushing my buzz: Alberta finance minister says cannabis warehouse will be secret - CBC.ca Hushing my buzz: Alberta finance minister says cannabis warehouse will be secret CBC.caAlberta is starting to stockpile marijuana but isn't saying where it's being kept.
Alberta's plan for online cannabis monopoly challenged by privacy concerns, illegal competition - Calgary Herald Alberta's plan for online cannabis monopoly challenged by privacy concerns, illegal competition Calgary HeraldJason says he's been rolling up prime cannabis bud ordered effortlessly online for recreational use for months.Summoning...
Online pot shopping will require double ID check in Alberta - Global News Lethbridge Online pot shopping will require double ID check in Alberta Global News LethbridgeMarijuana legalization in Canada is quickly approaching and the Alberta government has released more information about the process by which people in the ...
'Learning as we go': Alberta's oilsands grapple with cannabis legalization - CBC.ca 'Learning as we go': Alberta's oilsands grapple with cannabis legalization CBC.caCannabis will be legalized on Wednesday, but some in Fort McMurray's oilsands and the broader oil and gas industry are still figuring out the best way to ...
Group wants housing legislation reform for Alberta common-law couples - Global News Lethbridge Group wants housing legislation reform for Alberta common-law couples Global News LethbridgeThe Alberta Law Reform Institute says it wouldn't be difficult, they could just use the same legislation that married couples already use.
Legal Aid to expand counsel at bail hearings province-wide - Edmonton Journal Legal Aid to expand counsel at bail hearings province-wide Edmonton Journal"It's the state that has the power to restrict freedoms and take away your freedoms, so having that independent counsel and voice is just so critical to our ...
Alberta's $10-billion tobacco lawsuit slogs along as health minister considers legal action on opioids - Edmonton Journal Alberta's $10-billion tobacco lawsuit slogs along as health minister considers legal action on opioids Edmonton JournalA $10-billion provincial lawsuit against tobacco companies that launched more than five years ago continues to plod...
Notley says government will support Alberta craft brewers despite legal woes - Calgary Herald Notley says government will support Alberta craft brewers despite legal woes Calgary HeraldFacing a $100-million lawsuit over her government's embattled beer policies, Premier Rachel Notley insisted Friday the province will still find a...
Western newsletter: Alberta set for a cannabis retail boom while B.C. lags behind - The Globe and Mail Western newsletter: Alberta set for a cannabis retail boom while B.C. lags behind The Globe and MailGood morning,. British Columbia and Alberta have been a study in opposites when it comes to marijuana. For years, illegal marijuana...

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List Price:	$ 324701	$ 75000	$ 799000
Days On Market:	113 days	1 days	499 days
Sq. Ft.:	1453 sq ft.	601 sq ft.	4710 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$225 /sq ft.	$112 /sq ft.	$364 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.7 beds	1 beds	5 beds
Baths:	2.6 baths	1 baths	4 baths
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