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Stewart Greens Real Estate Stats - December 10, 2018:
Active, residential real estate prices in Stewart Greens had an average listing price of $428082. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $524900, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $324900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Stewart Greens has a current average price of $252 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.2 beds, 3.0 bathrooms and 1716 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.
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- Deadpool defends Alberta band Nickelback - Edmonton Journal Deadpool defends Alberta band Nickelback Edmonton JournalAlberta's most famous rockers get a little comic book love courtesy another Canadian star.In the latest trailer for the upcoming film Once Upon a Deadpool, ...
- Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton - CBC.ca Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton CBC.caA new funding deal between the Alberta government and the province's two largest cities ties funding for capital projects to gains and dips in provincial ...
- EDMONTON, Alberta | Koskinen, McDavid help Oilers beat Flames 1-0 - STL.News EDMONTON, Alberta | Koskinen, McDavid help Oilers beat Flames 1-0 STL.NewsEDMONTON, Alberta— The Edmonton Oilers appear to have shored up their defense under new head coach Ken Hitchcock. Mikko Koskinen made 24 saves in ...
- Quebec premier lacks understanding of Alberta's energy industry: Ceci - Edmonton Sun Quebec premier lacks understanding of Alberta's energy industry: Ceci Edmonton SunOTTAWA — Quebec's resistance to a pipeline carrying western Canadian oil across its territory shows the provincial premier's lack of understanding about...
- PHOTOS: High flying action at Badminton Alberta tournament - Edmonton Journal PHOTOS: High flying action at Badminton Alberta tournament Edmonton JournalCompetitors from across Alberta were competing at the Yonex Alberta Junior Circuit Gold-Gord Smith CWC Junior U13, U15 badminton tournament at the ...
- Opinion: New parks bolster Alberta's conservation leadership - Edmonton Journal Opinion: New parks bolster Alberta's conservation leadership Edmonton JournalAlberta is taking welcome steps to conserve the vibrant lands and clean waters that make this province a haven for wildlife and humans alike. The government's ...
- Edmonton, other parts of Alberta should brace for freezing rain: Environment Canada - Global News Edmonton, other parts of Alberta should brace for freezing rain: Environment Canada Global NewsEnvironment Canada issued a special weather statement for parts of central and northern Alberta -- including Edmonton -- on Monday as it...
- Alberta hiring more paramedics, buying new ambulances to improve front-line care - CBC.ca Alberta hiring more paramedics, buying new ambulances to improve front-line care CBC.caAlberta is hiring more paramedics and deploying more ambulances in an attempt to improve front-line medical care.
- Alberta reaches tentative funding deal with municipalities - Edmonton Journal Alberta reaches tentative funding deal with municipalities Edmonton JournalAfter months of divisive wrangling, the province and Alberta's cities have reached a tentative funding deal tied to the provincial government's general revenues,...
- Guns and gangs blamed for Alberta’s highest rate of firearm homicide in two decades - Toronto Star Guns and gangs blamed for Alberta’s highest rate of firearm homicide in two decades Toronto StarEDMONTON—Alberta recorded the highest rate of firearm-related homicides in the country in 2017, mostly due to the rise of illegal guns...
- Alberta government to slather Montreal with oil revenue loss ads during premiers meeting - Edmonton Journal Alberta government to slather Montreal with oil revenue loss ads during premiers meeting Edmonton JournalAlberta government advertisements spelling out Canada's lost oil revenues will splash over Montreal in red ink this weekend as the...
- Saskatchewan not following Alberta in cutting oil production - Edmonton Journal Saskatchewan not following Alberta in cutting oil production Edmonton JournalSaskatchewan will not be following Alberta's plan to cut oil production in an effort to reduce the price differential plaguing energy sector.
- Notes from the Dome: An LNG investment team, acknowledging human rights - Edmonton Journal Notes from the Dome: An LNG investment team, acknowledging human rights Edmonton JournalAlberta is creating a liquefied natural gas (LNG) investment team to work on securing investment on export projects that will increase the value of...
- Students in University of Alberta’s HUB call for security boost - Global News Students in University of Alberta’s HUB call for security boost Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: Students at a University of Alberta residence are expressing concerns with security following a number of incidents at the HUB. As Albert ...
- Edmonton Catholic teachers required to sign contracts agreeing to Catholic 'lifestyles' - Edmonton Journal Edmonton Catholic teachers required to sign contracts agreeing to Catholic 'lifestyles' Edmonton JournalA requirement for Edmonton Catholic school teachers to sign a clause in their employment contracts with the school district where...
- Professor resigns from Alberta curriculum working group citing concerns over process, design - Edmonton Journal Professor resigns from Alberta curriculum working group citing concerns over process, design Edmonton JournalA University of Alberta education professor has resigned from the province's social studies curriculum working group over...
- Alberta Métis settlements celebrate 80 years - Edmonton Journal Alberta Métis settlements celebrate 80 years Edmonton JournalEight decades of the official relationship between Alberta's Métis population and the provincial government — the ups and downs, good times and bad — was ...
- Man accused of killing two young girls attempted to conceal their bodies: police - Edmonton Journal Man accused of killing two young girls attempted to conceal their bodies: police Edmonton JournalEdmonton police are expected to release more information Friday morning about the suspicious death of two children in the city's southeast.
- Supercomputing hub latest boost to University of Alberta artificial intelligence research - Edmonton Journal Supercomputing hub latest boost to University of Alberta artificial intelligence research Edmonton JournalA supercomputing hub furnished with high-performance machines will be at the heart of a new collaborative venture focused on...
- Freezing rain headed for Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park - Toronto Star Freezing rain headed for Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park Toronto StarEDMONTON—Environment Canada announced a freezing rain warning for a swath of central Alberta, urging anybody walking or driving in those areas to ...
- Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta - Edmonton Journal Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta Edmonton JournalGrande Priairie — Mounties and wildlife officials in northern Alberta are investigating a video that apparently shows a coyote being beaten and...
- Nuggets sign veteran guard Nick Young - Edmonton Sun Nuggets sign veteran guard Nick Young Edmonton SunDENVER — The banged-up Denver Nuggets have signed veteran guard Nick Young under the injury hardship relief exception granted by the NBA.Young spent ...
- Got a hospital parking ticket? Pay the fine with a donated toy - CBC.ca Got a hospital parking ticket? Pay the fine with a donated toy CBC.caAlberta Health Services has launched a new campaign this holiday season that gives people who have recently received an AHS parking ticket a chance to ...
- Opinion: It's time to ban mandatory high heels in Alberta eateries - Edmonton Journal Opinion: It's time to ban mandatory high heels in Alberta eateries Edmonton JournalBlack clothes are great for hiding stains. Anything that gets in your way isn't worth your time. But one thing towers above the rest. Every worker should...
- Alberta increases rebate rates for installing solar panels - Edmonton Journal Alberta increases rebate rates for installing solar panels Edmonton JournalThe province is boosting solar power rebate rates for homeowners and doubling the cap on returns for businesses that install solar panels.The industry has ...
- Alberta Ballet's Nutcracker set to dance into Edmonton hearts again - Edmonton Journal Alberta Ballet's Nutcracker set to dance into Edmonton hearts again Edmonton Journal"Now Christmas just isn't Christmas without the Nutcracker. It's like your turkey and Christmas pudding.” — Edmund Stripe, choreographer, Alberta...
- Rachel Notley: Alberta faces a momentous decision on oil production - Edmonton Journal Rachel Notley: Alberta faces a momentous decision on oil production Edmonton JournalMy fellow Albertans, your energy resources — the natural inheritance of every person in this province — are being sold for next to nothing.A...
- Edmonton weather: Western Alberta under snowfall warning - Edmonton Journal Edmonton weather: Western Alberta under snowfall warning Edmonton JournalAreas in western Alberta could be in for a bucket load of snow with up to 20 centimetres expect to fall over the next 24 hours, Environment Canada said ...
- 'Tremendous relief': Alberta signs agreement to implement Jordan's Principle - Edmonton Journal 'Tremendous relief': Alberta signs agreement to implement Jordan's Principle Edmonton JournalThe province promised to fully implement Jordan's Principle Thursday as part of its plan to repair Alberta's child intervention system.
- Alberta education minister slams moves by other provinces to eliminate, amalgamate school boards - Edmonton Journal Alberta education minister slams moves by other provinces to eliminate, amalgamate school boards Edmonton JournalMoves by Eastern Canada provinces to dissolve or strip powers from locally elected school boards won't happen in Alberta...
- Trustees advocate for more mental health services in Alberta schools - Edmonton Journal Trustees advocate for more mental health services in Alberta schools Edmonton JournalAn injection of cash last spring for school mental health therapists was helpful, but not enough to help the number students arriving in Alberta...
- Alberta's UCP, environmental groups to intervene in Saskatchewan carbon tax case - CBC.ca Alberta's UCP, environmental groups to intervene in Saskatchewan carbon tax case CBC.caAlberta's United Conservative Party will be allowed to intervene in an upcoming court case involving the Province of Saskatchewan and Ottawa over the...
- Rapper The Game cancels show at The Ranch Roadhouse amid controversy over patron's death - Edmonton Journal Rapper The Game cancels show at The Ranch Roadhouse amid controversy over patron's death Edmonton JournalCalifornia-based rapper The Game has cancelled his scheduled January performance at The Ranch Roadhouse after hearing about the...
- Alberta funds massive Edmonton Valley Line West - Journal of Commerce Alberta funds massive Edmonton Valley Line West Journal of CommerceEDMONTON — The Alberta government has announced it will chip in $1 billion for Edmonton's Valley Line West LRT expansion. The funding will cover 40 per ...
- Alberta hate crimes increased 38% last year; police investigated 192 hate-motivated crimes in the province in 2017 - Edmonton Journal Alberta hate crimes increased 38% last year; police investigated 192 hate-motivated crimes in the province in 2017 Edmonton JournalPolice-reported hate crimes saw big increases in Canada last year, new data show, driven by more...
- Party founded by former Wildrose members officially registered with Elections Alberta - Edmonton Journal Party founded by former Wildrose members officially registered with Elections Alberta Edmonton JournalThe province's newest political party formed by former Wildrose members is officially registered with Elections Alberta.
- Surging Oilers hammer Wild - Grand Forks Herald Surging Oilers hammer Wild Grand Forks HeraldEDMONTON, Alberta -- Leon Draisaitl had two goals and an assist and Connor McDavid added a goal and three assists as the Edmonton Oilers continued their ...
- Omen Brewing Now Open in Edmonton - Canadian Beer News Omen Brewing Now Open in Edmonton Canadian Beer NewsEDMONTON, AB – A new brewery that plans to focus mainly on darker beers is now open in Edmonton. Omen Brewing has been founded by three brothers and ...
- Off the Post podcast: Battle of Alberta and bench blood - Edmonton Journal Off the Post podcast: Battle of Alberta and bench blood Edmonton JournalKristen Anderson, beat reporter in Calgary, joins Paul Chapman in the latest Off the Post podcast to talk about the Battle of Alberta sparking to life, both on the...
- JONES: Oilers and Flames put on a possible playoff preview - Edmonton Sun JONES: Oilers and Flames put on a possible playoff preview Edmonton SunYou knew before you arrived that there was a pretty good chance you were going to leave believing that finally, after all these years, there was going to be a ...
- Police launch holiday Checkstops as mandatory roadside screening comes into effect - Edmonton Journal Police launch holiday Checkstops as mandatory roadside screening comes into effect Edmonton JournalEdmonton police will be patrolling in full force over the holidays with the goal of keeping impaired drivers off the streets.The force's...
- Crowded rooms: Class sizes surged in Alberta schools as spending remained untracked, new data shows - Edmonton Journal Crowded rooms: Class sizes surged in Alberta schools as spending remained untracked, new data shows Edmonton JournalAs Alberta taxpayers poured increasingly more money into a program to curtail large class sizes, fewer and fewer classes...
- Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity' - Edmonton Journal Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity' Edmonton JournalCrisis calls to women's shelters in Alberta have jumped 10 per cent since 2015-16, while the number of women, children and seniors sheltered last year is up on ...
- German researchers looking for family of Alberta man linked to Second World War crash site - Edmonton Journal German researchers looking for family of Alberta man linked to Second World War crash site Edmonton JournalResearchers are trying to locate family members of a downed airman from Alberta who died when his bomber crashed in Germany...
- Rideau, Inc. Expands to Edmonton, Alberta with its new Western Distribution Center - Canada NewsWire Rideau, Inc. Expands to Edmonton, Alberta with its new Western Distribution Center Canada NewsWireMONTREAL, Nov. 20, 2018 /CNW/ - Rideau, Inc., a global leader in employee recognition solutions, announces the opening of its Western...
- Treaty 8 Grand Chief slams Jason Kenney's land sale plan - Edmonton Journal Treaty 8 Grand Chief slams Jason Kenney's land sale plan Edmonton JournalJason Kenney can expect one heck of a court battle if he's elected in 2019 and forges ahead with his plan to sell off 100000 acres of Crown land in Northern ...
- Press Gallery interview: Robyn Luff laments the state of Alberta democracy - Edmonton Journal Press Gallery interview: Robyn Luff laments the state of Alberta democracy Edmonton JournalFormer backbench NDP MLA Robyn Luff has sparked a debate on the role of parties in Alberta politics.Luff began the fall session by refusing to...
- Rising demand putting many Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity': report - Edmonton Journal Rising demand putting many Alberta women's shelters 'beyond full capacity': report Edmonton JournalCrisis calls to women's shelters in Alberta have jumped 10 per cent since 2015-16, a new report released Tuesday says.
- Nod to diversity in new Alberta judge appointments - Edmonton Journal Nod to diversity in new Alberta judge appointments Edmonton JournalCheryl Arcand-Kootenay's plan to become an architect were foiled early on when she realized in Grade 10 she simply could not draw.She pursued her next ...
- EDMONTON, Alberta | Edmonton Oilers fire McLellan, hire Hitchcock to take over - STL.News EDMONTON, Alberta | Edmonton Oilers fire McLellan, hire Hitchcock to take over STL.NewsEDMONTON, Alberta — The Edmonton Oilers fired coach Todd McLellan on Tuesday and replaced him with Ken Hitchcock with hopes of reviving a the team ...
- B.C. truck driver charged with historical sexual offences has Alberta ties, warn police - Edmonton Journal B.C. truck driver charged with historical sexual offences has Alberta ties, warn police Edmonton JournalA British Columbia truck driver arrested earlier this week for alleged historical sexual offences involving a young girl had truck...
- Opinion: Alberta needs a better way to fix our roads - Edmonton Journal Opinion: Alberta needs a better way to fix our roads Edmonton JournalHow would you feel if you read a notice in the elevator you were taking to the 30th floor that said 43 per cent of the cable carrying you was in fair to poor ...
- UCP nomination in Red Deer-South pushed to 2019 to accommodate ‘high-profile individual’ - Toronto Star UCP nomination in Red Deer-South pushed to 2019 to accommodate ‘high-profile individual’ Toronto StarEDMONTON—The United Conservative Party nomination for Red Deer-South has been pushed to the beginning of next year to accommodate...
- Alberta public sector pension overhaul to end government control of funds - Edmonton Journal Alberta public sector pension overhaul to end government control of funds Edmonton JournalA sweeping overhaul of Alberta's public sector pensions has the government relinquishing control of $60 billion in fund assets.Changes to...
- Chris Varcoe: Oilpatch gets a quick lift after Alberta curbs crude production - Edmonton Journal Chris Varcoe: Oilpatch gets a quick lift after Alberta curbs crude production Edmonton JournalWho doesn't like a little instant gratification?Put your money in slot machine, pull the handle and win. Pull up outside the mall on Saturday...
- Outrage over alleged NDP-UCP collusion in the Alberta legislature - Edmonton Journal Outrage over alleged NDP-UCP collusion in the Alberta legislature Edmonton JournalAlberta's minor parties are crying foul following a furious exchange in the legislature Monday night, alleging NDP-UCP collusion over who will be allowed...
- Westlock couple again facing drug charges after rural meth bust - Edmonton Journal Westlock couple again facing drug charges after rural meth bust Edmonton JournalA Westlock couple have again been charged with drug related charges following the seizure of close to a kilogram of meth.
- EDMONTON, Alberta | Calgary Stampeders win Grey Cup, beating Ottawa 27-16 - STL.News EDMONTON, Alberta | Calgary Stampeders win Grey Cup, beating Ottawa 27-16 STL.NewsEDMONTON, Alberta — Terry Williams helped the Calgary Stampeders end their Grey Cup misery. Williams had a Grey Cup-record 97-yard punt return for a ...
- Alberta injects $1 billion more into petrochemical upgrading program - Edmonton Journal Alberta injects $1 billion more into petrochemical upgrading program Edmonton JournalPremier Rachel Notley is injecting $1 billion into a petrochemical upgrading program as energy producers struggle with a troubling oil price differential.
- Teen quits job at Grande Prairie Walmart with epic rant - Edmonton Journal Teen quits job at Grande Prairie Walmart with epic rant Edmonton JournalA Facebook video of a 17-year-old worker airing his grievances over a Grande Prairie Walmart intercom system and then quitting his job is attracting some ...
- Golden Knights end road trip with loss in Edmonton, 2-1 - Las Vegas Review-Journal Golden Knights end road trip with loss in Edmonton, 2-1 Las Vegas Review-JournalEdmonton's Ryan Spooner capitalized on a turnover in the third period for the go-ahead goal as the Golden Knights ended their three-game road trip with a...
- Alberta brings in rules for treating alcoholism and drug addiction, enforced by fines up to $100,000 - Edmonton Journal Alberta brings in rules for treating alcoholism and drug addiction, enforced by fines up to $100,000 Edmonton JournalThe province is preparing to regulate addiction treatment facilities and launch a college to oversee professionals who...
- Think-tank calls for increased private school enrolment in Alberta - Edmonton Journal Think-tank calls for increased private school enrolment in Alberta Edmonton JournalAlberta should gradually double or triple the number of students enrolled in independent schools to foster innovation in the school system and reduce the...
- The Press Gallery interview: Richard Starke warns of hyper-partisanship in Alberta - Edmonton Journal The Press Gallery interview: Richard Starke warns of hyper-partisanship in Alberta Edmonton JournalWe highly recommend our fifth edition of the Press Gallery interview, in which legislature columnist Keith Gerein talks with the MLA from...
- 10/3 podcast: Alberta NDP gambles on oil production cuts - Edmonton Journal 10/3 podcast: Alberta NDP gambles on oil production cuts Edmonton JournalAmid a fiscal crisis caused by the low price of oil, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley took the drastic step to cut oil production.The move is seen as an attempt to ...
- Omar Khadr to ask for Canadian passport to travel, permission to speak to sister - Edmonton Journal Omar Khadr to ask for Canadian passport to travel, permission to speak to sister Edmonton JournalKhadr, who is now 32, will be back in the Court of Queen's Bench in Edmonton Thursday to apply for changes to his bail conditions.
- Alberta Securities Commission extends new protections to whistleblowers - Edmonton Journal Alberta Securities Commission extends new protections to whistleblowers Edmonton JournalAlbertans looking to report breaches in securities law now have additional safeguards from the province's investment watchdog.On Tuesday, the...
- Cult of Hockey Game Day: The Edmonton Oilers re-engage in the Battle of Alberta with a new weapon to deploy - Edmonton Journal Cult of Hockey Game Day: The Edmonton Oilers re-engage in the Battle of Alberta with a new weapon to deploy Edmonton JournalThe Edmonton Oilers brain trust huddled up during the club's 3-day break to assess their club's performances and...
- Three dead after industrial workplace accident south of Edmonton - Toronto Star Three dead after industrial workplace accident south of Edmonton Toronto StarAlberta Occupational Health & Safety and the RCMP are investigating the incident in the Leduc Business Park.
- 'Real and present danger': Notley appoints three envoys to help address oil price differential - Edmonton Journal 'Real and present danger': Notley appoints three envoys to help address oil price differential Edmonton JournalPremier Rachel Notley has appointed three envoys to work on short-term solutions to close a widening oil price differential...
- Canada's marijuana industry so hot it's importing workers - Duluth News Tribune Canada's marijuana industry so hot it's importing workers Duluth News TribuneIt was mid-summer, less than three months before Canada legalized recreational marijuana, and Vic Neufeld had a problem. The chief executive officer of ...
- Undocumented woman who spoke out about workplace abuse, health-care inequities honoured with human rights award - Edmonton Journal Undocumented woman who spoke out about workplace abuse, health-care inequities honoured with human rights award Edmonton JournalA woman who spoke up about on-the-job abuse while working as a temporary foreign worker was honoured with a...
- As crime stats tumble, Red Deer launches review of RCMP contract for policing - Edmonton Journal As crime stats tumble, Red Deer launches review of RCMP contract for policing Edmonton JournalThe City of Red Deer is set to undertake a comprehensive policing review of its current contract policing arrangement with the RCMP.
- WATCH: UCP Leader Jason Kenney prepares for Alberta election - Edmonton Journal WATCH: UCP Leader Jason Kenney prepares for Alberta election Edmonton JournalJason Kenney, the leader of the United Conservative Party in Alberta, answers questions at a news conference on Wednesdayafter participating in a Rural ...
- Alberta's oil pain could put Bank of Canada's January interest rate hike in jeopardy - Edmonton Journal Alberta's oil pain could put Bank of Canada's January interest rate hike in jeopardy Edmonton JournalDoubts are beginning to emerge about whether the central bank will hike in January without a rebound in slumping prices for Canadian...
- BATTLE OF ALBERTA GAME THREAD Edmonton Oilers @ Calgary Flames - The Copper & Blue BATTLE OF ALBERTA GAME THREAD Edmonton Oilers @ Calgary Flames The Copper & BlueSB Nation Opponent: Matchsticks and Gasoline. The Oilers will play seven of the next ten games against Pacific Division opponents. They'll face their...
- Feline fury: Leduc hopes to curb cat attacks on humans by instituting fine on owners - Edmonton Journal Feline fury: Leduc hopes to curb cat attacks on humans by instituting fine on owners Edmonton JournalResidents of Leduc are overwhelmingly in favour of cracking down on owners of cats that attack humans after a number of complaints came...
- Avalanche roars past Edmonton Oilers to snap five-game losing streak - The Denver Post Avalanche roars past Edmonton Oilers to snap five-game losing streak The Denver PostColorado Avalanche's Carl Soderberg (34) and Tyson Barrie (4) celebrate a goal against the Edmonton Oilers during first period NHL hockey action in ...
- David Staples: Krause leads fight against Americans who have landlocked the oil sands - Edmonton Journal David Staples: Krause leads fight against Americans who have landlocked the oil sands Edmonton JournalIt's not often that powerful American interests are completely open about their success at thwarting a foreign economy, but that's...
- Monday Morning Hot Links - The Copper & Blue Monday Morning Hot Links The Copper & BlueGood morning everyone, I hope you had a good weekend. Let's start the week with some links, shall we? First, the Oilers beat the Flames in the Battle of Alberta ...
- It's baaaack: Snowfall rocks northern Alberta as it makes its way to Edmonton - Edmonton Journal It's baaaack: Snowfall rocks northern Alberta as it makes its way to Edmonton Edmonton JournalThey say absence makes the heart grow fonder.But in the case of snow in September, it's safe to say most Albertans would prefer some...
- Warmer weather a 'godsend' for Alberta farmers - Edmonton Journal Warmer weather a 'godsend' for Alberta farmers Edmonton JournalAfter snowy, wet conditions hammered the Alberta prairies earlier this month leaving half of the province's crops unharvested, a recent trend of warmer weather ...
- Crowd of students inspired at WE Day Alberta in Rogers Place - Edmonton Journal Crowd of students inspired at WE Day Alberta in Rogers Place Edmonton Journal16,000 Alberta students performed generous acts to earn tickets to Edmonton's first We Day, a fast-paced stadium show of stories from people who overcame ...
- Freezing rain warnings lifted for central Alberta, snowy roads remain in Edmonton area - Global News Lethbridge Freezing rain warnings lifted for central Alberta, snowy roads remain in Edmonton area Global News LethbridgeFreezing rain and snow blanketed much of Alberta overnight, leaving highways icy and visibility poor during the Friday morning...
- Thirteen arrested in child luring stings by Alberta crime team - Edmonton Journal Thirteen arrested in child luring stings by Alberta crime team Edmonton JournalThirteen people — all but one from the Edmonton area — have been arrested for child luring and related offences as a result of a series of investigations...
- Edmonton area dominates licensed cannabis shops ahead of legalization - Edmonton Journal Edmonton area dominates licensed cannabis shops ahead of legalization Edmonton JournalThe Edmonton area will be the best place in Alberta to shop around for weed on the first day that cannabis is legalized on Oct. 17.Seventeen retailers...
- MAP: Outlaw motorcycle gangs in Alberta - Edmonton Journal MAP: Outlaw motorcycle gangs in Alberta Edmonton JournalLaw enforcement officials say Alberta has seen an explosion of outlaw motorcycle gang activity over the past five years, particularly in the number of Hells ...
- 10 years later, has revitalization led to change along Alberta Avenue? - Global News Edmonton 10 years later, has revitalization led to change along Alberta Avenue? Global News EdmontonWATCH ABOVE: Revitalization is talked about a lot in Edmonton. It's been the focus for Alberta Avenue over the last decade. But have things...
- School board group calls for amalgamation of Alberta’s education systems — including Catholic and public - Toronto Star School board group calls for amalgamation of Alberta’s education systems — including Catholic and public Toronto StarEDMONTON—Alberta public school boards are calling for the amalgamation of all education systems, including the...
- Alberta’s largest indoor bouldering-only gym opens Friday in south Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Alberta’s largest indoor bouldering-only gym opens Friday in south Edmonton Edmonton JournalWho's ready to get their climb on?Edmonton climbing enthusiasts will gather Friday for the opening of Alberta's largest bouldering-only gym,...
- Here’s where you can buy weed in Edmonton on Wednesday - Toronto Star Here’s where you can buy weed in Edmonton on Wednesday Toronto StarOnline sales start just after midnight, while stores are set to open at 10 a.m..
- Hundreds vie for 24 spots on Alberta anti-racism council - Edmonton Journal Hundreds vie for 24 spots on Alberta anti-racism council Edmonton JournalThe opportunity to be part of an advisory council tasked with tackling racism in Alberta has proven to be a popular drawing card.Close to 300 Albertans applied ...
- Edmonton celebrates ‘surreal’ legalization day at the centre of Alberta’s pot industry - Toronto Star Edmonton celebrates ‘surreal’ legalization day at the centre of Alberta’s pot industry Toronto StarEDMONTON — Kevin Campbell drove two-and-a-half hours from Bonnyville, Alta., at midnight on legalization day to get to the...
- Storms sweep through Edmonton and central Alberta on Friday - Global News Lethbridge Storms sweep through Edmonton and central Alberta on Friday Global News LethbridgeA storm system swept through the Edmonton area and parts of central Alberta on Friday afternoon, bringing with it strong wind gusts, hail and heavy rain.
- Kilos of heroin seized in bust by Alberta RCMP federal serious and organized crime unit - Edmonton Journal Kilos of heroin seized in bust by Alberta RCMP federal serious and organized crime unit Edmonton JournalClose to six kilograms of heroin has been seized after the Alberta RCMP federal serious and organized crime unit executed a drug...
- 'Absolutely abysmal': Alberta farmers lament early arrival of snow in harvest season - Edmonton Journal 'Absolutely abysmal': Alberta farmers lament early arrival of snow in harvest season Edmonton JournalNo one is lamenting the September snowfall more than Alberta wheat and barley farmers.Humphrey Banack of the Alberta Federation of...
- Alberta Party dumps Edmonton-Ellerslie candidate - Edmonton Journal Alberta Party dumps Edmonton-Ellerslie candidate Edmonton JournalThe Alberta Party has disqualified its Edmonton-Ellerslie candidate Yash Sharma for “discriminatory views.”The decision came after Sharma attended and ...
- Carillion highway maintenance operations in Alberta sold to B.C. firm - Edmonton Journal Carillion highway maintenance operations in Alberta sold to B.C. firm Edmonton JournalThe beleaguered Carillion Canada has sold its operations in Alberta and Ontario after several tumultuous months that included a provincial handout of...
- Killer Matthew de Grood to be moved to Edmonton, may be granted limited freedom - Edmonton Journal Killer Matthew de Grood to be moved to Edmonton, may be granted limited freedom Edmonton JournalQuintuple killer Matthew de Grood is to be transferred to Edmonton where he may be granted supervised visits to the community or placement...
- Investigation: Two-thirds of Alberta hospitals are plagued by chronic deficits. Here's why they can’t kick the habit. - Edmonton Journal Investigation: Two-thirds of Alberta hospitals are plagued by chronic deficits. Here's why they can’t kick the habit. Edmonton JournalAlberta's hospitals are stuck in a vicious cycle of overspending, routinely blowing their budgets...
Stewart Greens Real Estate Stats
Active Stats
Stewart Greens Real Estate Currently For Sale
| Average | Min | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List Price: | $ 428082 | $ 324900 | $ 524900 |
| Days On Market: | 55 days | 4 days | 130 days |
| Sq. Ft.: | 1716 sq ft. | 1216 sq ft. | 2257 sq ft. |
| Price / Sq. Ft.: | $252 /sq ft. | $224 /sq ft. | $278 /sq ft. |
| Beds: | 3.2 beds | 3 beds | 4 beds |
| Baths: | 3.0 baths | 3 baths | 3 baths |
| Home Age: | 0.5 years | 0 years | 4 years |
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MaxWell Challenge Realty
201 6650 177 Street,
Edmonton,
Alberta
T5T 4J5
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