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Active, residential real estate prices in Thorhild had an average listing price of $275609. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $774900, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $32000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Thorhild has a current average price of $202 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.2 beds, 2.1 bathrooms and 1286 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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New chairs for Alberta Barley and Alberta Wheat - Alberta Express New chairs for Alberta Barley and Alberta Wheat Alberta ExpressDave Bishop is the new chair of Alberta Barley and will soon be joined by another new chair of the commission's sister organization, Alberta Wheat.
Teen killed in bus crash identified; Thorhild school grieves ‘immeasurable loss’ - Global News Teen killed in bus crash identified; Thorhild school grieves ‘immeasurable loss’ Global NewsWATCH: An entire community is grieving, one day after a teenage girl was killed in a collision between a school bus and a gravel truck north...
Edmonton driver charged in fatal collision with school bus near Thorhild, Alta. - CTV News Edmonton driver charged in fatal collision with school bus near Thorhild, Alta. CTV NewsThe driver of the semi-tractor involved in a collision with a school bus that killed a teen girl near Thorhild, Alberta in March has been charged.
Alberta county passes new traffic bylaw after fatal collision - Global News Alberta county passes new traffic bylaw after fatal collision Global NewsThe decision came after Masie Watkinson, 15, was killed on March 7 when the school bus she was on was hit by a gravel truck.
Alberta school mourns girl who died after school bus and semi-truck crash - CTV News Alberta school mourns girl who died after school bus and semi-truck crash CTV NewsA rural community is in mourning after a female student died following a collision between a school bus and a semi-truck on Wednesday morning in Alberta.
Alberta orders shakeup of Thorhild County government - Globalnews.ca Alberta orders shakeup of Thorhild County government Globalnews.caTHORHILD, Alta. — Alberta is shaking up the government of a small community north of Edmonton after a review found its council was failing as a leadership ...
Top 10 of 2018 - Westlock News Top 10 of 2018 Westlock NewsFrom fires to floods to the revival of the Tawatinaw Ski Hill, 2018 showed us the power of nature and the power of what a few dedicated individuals committed to ...
Thorhild County reeve, 2 councillors, fired by Alberta government - CBC.ca Thorhild County reeve, 2 councillors, fired by Alberta government CBC.caThe province has fired three members of Thorhild County council after an inspection report found a number of 'irregular, improper and improvident' actions that ...
Residents of a small Alberta town are organizing to stop a ‘big time’ increase in thefts - Toronto Star Residents of a small Alberta town are organizing to stop a ‘big time’ increase in thefts Toronto StarREDWATER–Residents of a small Alberta community are taking the law into their own hands after what they say is a rash of thefts,...
'We love her more than anything': Family and friends to remember bus crash victim - Edmonton Journal 'We love her more than anything': Family and friends to remember bus crash victim Edmonton JournalA celebration of life *service* for a girl killed when a dump truck and school bus collided in Thorhild County will be held this weekend.
Dozens of firefighters battle massive wildfire in Westlock County - Global News Dozens of firefighters battle massive wildfire in Westlock County Global NewsA large wildfire that started at around 3:20 p.m. on Saturday in Westlock County continued to burn Sunday.
Give me land, lots of land: Annexations in Alberta and why you should care - Edmonton Journal Give me land, lots of land: Annexations in Alberta and why you should care Edmonton JournalReporter Juris Graney chatted with urban planning expert Sandeep Agrawal about the importance of land annexations and why you should care.
Court rules in favour of three councillors dismissed in Thorhild County - Edmonton Journal Court rules in favour of three councillors dismissed in Thorhild County Edmonton JournalA justice who ruled in favour of three councillors dismissed in Thorhild County stopped short of exonerating the officials, noting a dysfunctional...
Judge rules on 'dysfunctional' Thorhild County council - CBC.ca Judge rules on 'dysfunctional' Thorhild County council CBC.caThe embattled Thorhild County council got its day in court. It lost a judicial review of Municipal Affairs ministry orders demanding the firing of three of five council ...
‘The best guardian angel out there’ - Westlock News ‘The best guardian angel out there’ Westlock NewsA community is grieving after 15-year-old Thorhild Central School student Maisie Watkinson was killed following a March 7 crash between her school bus and a ...
Northern Alberta landfill opens after decade of controversy - Edmonton Journal Northern Alberta landfill opens after decade of controversy Edmonton JournalAfter nearly a decade of controversy, Waste Management of Canada held the grand opening for its Thorhild Landfill Facility last Thursday. Company officials cut ...
Driver killed in two-vehicle crash north of Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Driver killed in two-vehicle crash north of Edmonton Edmonton JournalA fatal collision in northern Alberta late last week has left one man dead and three more people hospitalized.
Life and Times: TV pioneer brought cable to Northern Alberta - Edmonton Journal Life and Times: TV pioneer brought cable to Northern Alberta Edmonton JournalEdward Polanski called his first cable television company Superior Communications Systems Ltd., but as a Grade 1 student in Thorhild, Alberta, Polanski found ...
Thorhild residents rally to support councillors dismissed by province - CBC.ca Thorhild residents rally to support councillors dismissed by province CBC.caThe messy work of grassroots democracy, complete with bright cardboard signs, was on display outside the Thorhild County office on Thursday, where about 50 ...
Alberta farmer takes to frozen field to salvage oat crop, video goes viral - CBC.ca Alberta farmer takes to frozen field to salvage oat crop, video goes viral CBC.caClarence Ewasiw's combine churns through the icy furrows, flinging straw into the snow. It's a strange sight in February, even for an agricultural...
Orthodox church destroyed by blaze in Thorhild - CTV News Orthodox church destroyed by blaze in Thorhild CTV NewsA church in Thorhild Alberta has been completely destroyed by fire.
Fired Thorhild County council members await hearing Friday - CBC.ca Fired Thorhild County council members await hearing Friday CBC.caThree members of Thorhild County council who were fired by the provincial government last week will learn their fate at a court hearing on Friday.
Crime in rural areas a serious issue - FortSaskOnline.com Crime in rural areas a serious issue FortSaskOnline.comAlthough crime is declining in the town of Redwater, criminal activity in surrounding rural areas continues to rise, an increase law enforcement is working to ...
Daytime carjacking a traumatic experience for resident - St. Paul Journal Daytime carjacking a traumatic experience for resident St. Paul JournalA terrifying situation unfolded for a local resident on Nov. 26. when a carjacking occurred within the Town of St. Paul. St. Paul RCMP confirmed members ...
Man who 'enjoyed every bit' of killing his wife dies during prison stint - Edmonton Sun Man who 'enjoyed every bit' of killing his wife dies during prison stint Edmonton SunEight years ago, Catharine Schacker was left brain-dead following a vicious beating with a crowbar by her husband at their rural home near Thorhild.
Smoky Lake has new pumpkin record - MorinvilleNews.com Smoky Lake has new pumpkin record MorinvilleNews.comAbove: A new Site Record for Smoky Lake. Don Crews of Lloydminster with an 1884-lb. pumpkin. He broke his previous site record of a 1652 lb pumpkin in 2017 ...
Thorhild church fire burns precious religious icons - CBC.ca Thorhild church fire burns precious religious icons CBC.caThe small town of Thorhild, north of Edmonton, is reeling following the devastating loss of one of their landmark churches. Precious religious icons, wooden ...
Lac La Biche man charged after long-range pursuit - Lac La Biche Post Lac La Biche man charged after long-range pursuit Lac La Biche PostRCMP have laid several charges against a Lac La Biche man two days after they laid down a spike belt to halt a pursuit that lasted about 300 kilometres.
van Dijken wins UCP nomination - Westlock News van Dijken wins UCP nomination Westlock NewsGlenn van Dijken has secured the United Conservative Party's nomination for the newly-minted Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock riding. van Dijken, the current ...
Tornado touches down near Breton, Alberta Thursday night - Globalnews.ca Tornado touches down near Breton, Alberta Thursday night Globalnews.caAs severe thunderstorms swept across central Alberta Thursday afternoon, a tornado touched down near Breton, Alta.
Rochester man gets two years - Westlock News Rochester man gets two years Westlock NewsA Rochester man will spend two years behind bars for assisting to dump the body of Randy Lopushinshy. In St. Albert Provincial Court Sept. 23, Judge Clifton ...
Sister of slain man speaks out on system - Westlock News Sister of slain man speaks out on system Westlock NewsWith one of the men involved in the murder of Randy Lopushinsky released from prison, his sister wants victims to know they need to communicate with the ...
Building stronger communities across Alberta with federal Gas Tax Fund - Canada NewsWire Building stronger communities across Alberta with federal Gas Tax Fund Canada NewsWireFirst of two annual funding transfers now available for more than 350 communities across the province. EDMONTON, Aug. 10, 2018 /CNW/ - Investing in...
National High School Finals results – final standings, July 22, 2018 - Fence Post National High School Finals results – final standings, July 22, 2018 Fence PostBarrel Racing Average1. Amanda Butler, Payson, Utah, 52.1392. Bradi Good, Abilene, Texas, 52.3413. Justine Elliott, Lacombe, Alberta, Can., 52.3534. Kenna ...
Wildfire update: Fire crews continue to battle blaze northeast of Edmonton - Edmonton Journal Wildfire update: Fire crews continue to battle blaze northeast of Edmonton Edmonton JournalEmergency crews are trying to prevent fire spreading in a rural area of northern Strathcona County.
The Sprout: NAFTA 2.0 text tabled in House of Commons - iPolitics.ca The Sprout: NAFTA 2.0 text tabled in House of Commons iPolitics.caGood day and welcome to the Sprout, where it's National Monkey Day. We'd like to thank the Internet for coming up with this list of the greatest monkeys and ...
‘It’s been a real trying time’: Alberta farmers behind on seeding after wet spring - Globalnews.ca ‘It’s been a real trying time’: Alberta farmers behind on seeding after wet spring Globalnews.caThanks to recent wet and soggy weather, many farmers near Edmonton are far behind where they typically should be with seeding.
JV T-Birds soar to silver at home tourney - Westlock News JV T-Birds soar to silver at home tourney Westlock NewsR.F. Staples JV boys volleyball team came up just short of winning gold at their annual invitation junior varsity tournament Sept. 14-15, falling to the Thorhild ...
Alberta farmer hopes rare February harvest will salvage his season - Globalnews.ca Alberta farmer hopes rare February harvest will salvage his season Globalnews.caClarence Ewasiw figures the value of what he's harvested so far is about $50000. He hopes to salvage enough of his oats and canola to make another $300000.
Redwater businessman frustrated with crime uses Facebook to track down stolen items - Edmonton Journal Redwater businessman frustrated with crime uses Facebook to track down stolen items Edmonton JournalWhen thieves made off with around $15000 worth of property from the Redwater Dodge two weeks ago, it was one break-and-enter too many...
Rochester Fair returning for 107th year - Athabasca Advocate Rochester Fair returning for 107th year Athabasca AdvocateThe 107th Rochester Annual Fair will happen at the Rochester fairgrounds Aug. 11, with activities set throughout the day. Some of the activities include ...
EPC teacher faces sexual exploitation charge - Athabasca Advocate EPC teacher faces sexual exploitation charge Athabasca AdvocateCharles Beamish, 38, is set to appear in Athabasca Provincial Court Jan. 14. He is facing one charge of sexual exploitation contrary to Section 153 (1)(a) of the ...
On the Road: Flat Track Canada National Championships - Driving On the Road: Flat Track Canada National Championships DrivingRiding a motorcycle to the limit around an oval dirt track involves pinning the throttle, leaning to the left and spinning the tires. That statement overly simplifies the ...
Major investment in Alberta highway projects will provide safer, more efficient travel across the province - Canada NewsWire Major investment in Alberta highway projects will provide safer, more efficient travel across the province Canada NewsWireEDMONTON, April 20, 2017 /CNW/ - Modern and efficient highways are crucial to growing our economy, encouraging...
Winners declared on day one of Farmfair - Western Producer Winners declared on day one of Farmfair Western ProducerThe grand champion Speckle Park female was the entry of Wayne Meakin, owner of Outback Stock Farms in Alberta's Sturgeon County. The winning female ...
Mark Francis resigns as superintendent - Athabasca Advocate Mark Francis resigns as superintendent Athabasca AdvocateAspen View Public Schools superintendent Mark Francis is resigning after accepting a position with another school division. In a Aug. 2 press release, the ...
Alberta introduces changes to Municipal Government Act - Globalnews.ca Alberta introduces changes to Municipal Government Act Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: Major changes could be coming to the legislation that governs how cities and towns operate. The discussion centres around the Municipal ...
Alberta Celebrities: Famous People You Didn't Know Were Albertan (PHOTOS) - Huffington Post Canada Alberta Celebrities: Famous People You Didn't Know Were Albertan (PHOTOS) Huffington Post CanadaWith the Calgary Comic Expo currently underway, there's no lack of star power in Alberta's biggest city right now. Big name stars like...
Athabaska Ultra powering up - Athabasca Advocate Athabaska Ultra powering up Athabasca AdvocateOrganizers and runners for the inaugural Athabaska Ultra 100 are readying themselves for what will be the longest ultra race in the province, right through our ...
Interim county CAO unveiled - Westlock News Interim county CAO unveiled Westlock NewsAn administrator with more than 40 years experience is Westlock County's new interim manager. Pat Vincent will serve until the county up a maximum term of ...
Drought hurting businesses in rural Alberta towns - CBC.ca Drought hurting businesses in rural Alberta towns CBC.caAlberta's drought is draining money from farmers' bank accounts, and from cash registers in the businesses that depend on them as customers. Marie Kreiser ...
Fort McMurray man killed in May long weekend collision on Highway 63 - Globalnews.ca Fort McMurray man killed in May long weekend collision on Highway 63 Globalnews.caA 47-year-old Fort McMurray man was killed in a three-vehicle collision on Highway 63 Sunday morning.
Glenn van Dijken wins Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock UCP nomination - Athabasca Advocate Glenn van Dijken wins Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock UCP nomination Athabasca AdvocateGlenn van Dijken will vie to become MLA of the new Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock riding after earning its UCP nomination with 70 per cent of the vote July 14.
'Build your cow herd' workshops on tap - Alberta Express 'Build your cow herd' workshops on tap Alberta ExpressWondering how to use genomics, deal with lower-quality feed, or about health issues faced by cattle producers in your area? Then you may want to attend.
Rain, hail rolls through central Alberta - Globalnews.ca Rain, hail rolls through central Alberta Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: A thunderstorm rolled through much of central Alberta Thursday, bringing with it lightning, rain and up to golf ball-sized hail.
2 men facing charges in death of Redwater man Randy Lopushinsky - Globalnews.ca 2 men facing charges in death of Redwater man Randy Lopushinsky Globalnews.caEDMONTON — One man is facing murder charges in the death of a northern Alberta man and a second suspect is accused of being involved after the fact.
Edmonton-area farmer who went on a tractor rampage gets 60 days in jail - Edmonton Sun Edmonton-area farmer who went on a tractor rampage gets 60 days in jail Edmonton SunAn Edmonton-area farmer who went on a tractor rampage against fellow farmers in a bitter dispute over grain and a land lease was handed a jail term on ...
Sharks swim to playoffs at home tourney - Westlock News Sharks swim to playoffs at home tourney Westlock NewsTwo of the four Westlock volleyball teams entered in the 2018 Joe Nestorovich Tournament made it to the playoffs, but lost out in the playoff semifinals. St. Mary ...
Westlock, Athabasca, Barrhead riding proposed - Westlock News Westlock, Athabasca, Barrhead riding proposed Westlock NewsBoth area MLAs, as well as Westlock's mayor, are opposed to the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission's recommendation to join the ...
Shell's Quest $1.35 billion carbon-capture project near Edmonton on target for completion - Edmonton Journal Shell's Quest $1.35 billion carbon-capture project near Edmonton on target for completion Edmonton JournalFort Saskatchewan — More than 100000 tonnes of compressed carbon dioxide have been sequestered deep underground during startup...
FCSS director retires - Westlock News FCSS director retires Westlock NewsAfter five years of heading Westlock and District Family and Community Support Services (FCSS), executive director Cindy Olchowy is calling it a career.
Bus safety issues explored by SPERD board - St. Paul Journal Bus safety issues explored by SPERD board St. Paul JournalAlthough discussions were already taking place regarding a couple bus safety issues, two matters were brought up at the April 11 St. Paul Education Regional ...
It’s about time! - Westlock News It’s about time! Westlock NewsCongratulations to Lou Hall, Westlock County's first-ever female reeve. Yes folks it's taken 74 years for the county (the old MD of Westlock was formed in 1943) to ...
Sharks battle for third - Westlock News Sharks battle for third Westlock NewsSt. Mary School hosted the Alberta School Athletic Association North Central Zone 1A Finals March 9-10 at the Rotary Spirit Centre, with the boys sinking their ...
Aerial crop spayer would be affected by proposed power line project - Westlock News Aerial crop spayer would be affected by proposed power line project Westlock NewsKeith Taylor is an area farmer, but it's not his farming operation that has him concerned about Alberta PowerLine's Fort McMurray West 500-kV Transmission ...
Stampede Roundup: Cody Cassidy wrestles top spot - Calgary Sun Stampede Roundup: Cody Cassidy wrestles top spot Calgary SunCody Cassidy visited his personal ATM on Saturday.The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth is also the greatest bank machine in the sport of rodeo for the Donalda ...
Barrhead JV girls win bronze at R.F. Staples Invitational - Barrhead Leader Barrhead JV girls win bronze at R.F. Staples Invitational Barrhead LeaderThe Barrhead Composite High School (BCHS) Junior Varsity girls' volleyball team won a bronze medal in their first tournament of the year this weekend at R.F. ...
Staff Personalities | John Sexsmith - Globalnews.ca Staff Personalities | John Sexsmith Globalnews.caJohn Sexsmith delivers his unique perspective on the world of sports on Global Edmonton. He's been an Edmontonian since 1971 and a member of the Global ...
Province gives $250000 for affordable housing study - FortSaskOnline.com Province gives $250000 for affordable housing study FortSaskOnline.comThe Government of Alberta has allocated $250,000 to look into affordable housing for seniors in Fort Saskatchewan. "Affordable and safe housing is something ...
University of Alberta's satellite is armed to observe storm in space - Edmonton Journal University of Alberta's satellite is armed to observe storm in space Edmonton JournalSpace was experiencing a major geomagnetic storm this past weekend and the University of Alberta's Ex-Alta 1 Satellite was armed and ready to observe.
PNCS scores pair of zone titles - Westlock News PNCS scores pair of zone titles Westlock NewsPembina North Community School (PNCS) is celebrating zone volleyball gold for both boys and girls junior high teams. After placing second in the divisional ...
Alberta doctors stepping forward to offer physician-assisted death - Edmonton Journal Alberta doctors stepping forward to offer physician-assisted death Edmonton JournalNearly 80 doctors have told Alberta Health Services they're willing to perform physician-assisted death, says one of the doctors tasked with deciding how...
Guess what? The city probably has your missing bicycle - FortSaskOnline.com Guess what? The city probably has your missing bicycle FortSaskOnline.comMunicipal Enforcement supervisor, Matt Lowther would like to spread the word on where people can find their lost or stolen bikes. “Many of our residents aren't ...
Paula Simons: Will Edmonton's new $14.5-million swimming hole live up to its hype? - Edmonton Journal Paula Simons: Will Edmonton's new $14.5-million swimming hole live up to its hype? Edmonton JournalAre we building a glorified $14.5 million slough in Borden Park? Or a revolutionary, beguiling natural swim experience, a first in Canada?
Alberta bears brunt of hail damage - Western Producer Alberta bears brunt of hail damage Western ProducerThe heat of July has spawned numerous hailstorms across the Prairies, with Alberta recording the highest number of storms and Manitoba relatively.
Developer donates entire building to house pregnant homeless women - Edmonton Journal Developer donates entire building to house pregnant homeless women Edmonton JournalAs far as donations go, this one is large and heavy.Developer Gene Dub has donated an entire four-storey building to give homes to some of the estimated...
Pooch goes postal on the pedal - Athabasca Advocate Pooch goes postal on the pedal Athabasca AdvocateA local man went for a ruff ride when his border collie allegedly sat on the gas pedal, causing his truck to run into the Canada Post office in Colinton March 19.
Alberta declares state of agricultural disaster amid poor harvest - Globalnews.ca Alberta declares state of agricultural disaster amid poor harvest Globalnews.caTwo Alberta counties west of Edmonton declared states of agricultural disaster Wednesday following a wet growing season that led to a difficult harvest.
Alberta is Ready to Celebrate the True North Strong and Free! - Canada NewsWire Alberta is Ready to Celebrate the True North Strong and Free! Canada NewsWireMinister Sohi and MP Randy Boissonnault announce support for Canada 150 celebrations in Edmonton and communities across the province. EDMONTON ...
Orange Crush finishes seventh in province - Barrhead Leader Orange Crush finishes seventh in province Barrhead LeaderThe future looks bright for the Pembina Ringette Association's U12 C division team, the Orange Crush. Recently the team returned home from Calgary where ...
Several Alberta counties consider declaring states of agricultural disaster - Globalnews.ca Several Alberta counties consider declaring states of agricultural disaster Globalnews.caOver the next few weeks several Alberta counties will make decisions on whether to declare a state of agricultural disaster.
Gas station owner struck and killed during gas-and-dash in Thorsby - Globalnews.ca Gas station owner struck and killed during gas-and-dash in Thorsby Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: The 54-year-old owner of the Fas Gas on the main street in Thorsby noticed a driver didn't pay for gas and went after the vehicle. He was...
Ghosts in the mine shafts - Globe and Mail Ghosts in the mine shafts Globe and MailAt an old mine in Alberta's Badlands, ghost tours bring back memories of the dusty, dangerous past.
Shell Canada says Quest carbon capture and storage project exceeds expectations - HazardEx Shell Canada says Quest carbon capture and storage project exceeds expectations HazardEx“This project has just been incredibly exciting because not only are we proving that this technology works, but we are demonstrating that...
Mack Hay spikes silver at Games - Westlock News Mack Hay spikes silver at Games Westlock NewsMack Hay is among the top junior varsity high school volleyball players in the province, as evidenced by his silver-medal victory at the 2018 Alberta Winter ...
Bid accepted for water tower replacement - Westlock News Bid accepted for water tower replacement Westlock NewsWestlock is two steps closer to a new water reservoir as town council accepted a tender for construction of the $6-million-plus project and passed a borrowing ...
Students make pillowcase dresses for little girls around the world - Westlock News Students make pillowcase dresses for little girls around the world Westlock NewsR.F. Staples School students are hard at work making dresses out of pillowcases for a worldwide charity that provides clothing for girls ages two to 14....
Massive crackdown leads to seizure of thousands of marijuana plants - CTV News Massive crackdown leads to seizure of thousands of marijuana plants CTV NewsPolice with ALERT spent much of August targeting marijuana grow operations in northern Alberta, and parts of Saskatchewan – as a result, thousands of plants ...
Ardrossan U13 boys advance to provincials - FortSaskOnline.com Ardrossan U13 boys advance to provincials FortSaskOnline.comThe club went a perfect 4-0, scoring 34 goals in wins over Thorhild, Westlock and Athabasca. A 5-2 win over Athabasca in the finals secured a gold medal and ...
Edmonton-area farmer guilty of tractor rampage - Edmonton Sun Edmonton-area farmer guilty of tractor rampage Edmonton SunAn Edmonton-area farmer was convicted of several charges Wednesday for a tractor rampage against fellow farmers in a bitter dispute over grain and a land ...
Grand opening of Tawatinaw River bridge - Athabasca Advocate Grand opening of Tawatinaw River bridge Athabasca AdvocateAthabasca is finally officially connected to the Trans Canada Trail. On Sept. 16, organizations involved in developing the MRM Wildlife Habitat, Athabasca ...
Fort McMurray wildfire: Blaze now 70% contained, Suncor to ramp up production - Globalnews.ca Fort McMurray wildfire: Blaze now 70% contained, Suncor to ramp up production Globalnews.caIt is still out of control but a massive wildfire burning for over a month in northern Alberta is now 70 per cent contained, according to the...
Alberta boy celebrates history-making skull surgery 10 years later - Edmonton Journal Alberta boy celebrates history-making skull surgery 10 years later Edmonton JournalSomething wasn't right with how the bones in baby Brandt Johner's newborn skull were growing. One eye was lifting higher than the other, the shape of his...
Westlock gets new top cop - Westlock News Westlock gets new top cop Westlock NewsThe Westlock RCMP Detachment has a new commanding officer as Sgt. Al Baird officially took the reins from Sgt. Bob Dodds last week, who had been splitting ...
Talk Back: A bridge or a cup of coffee: New councillor lobbies for clear cost breakdown on city projects - Edmonton Journal Talk Back: A bridge or a cup of coffee: New councillor lobbies for clear cost breakdown on city projects Edmonton Journal"It's in the spirit of transparency," said Coun. Jon Dziadyk, who joined Postmedia's new interactive interview show...
Thinking of getting into bees? Here's what you need to know - Western Producer Thinking of getting into bees? Here's what you need to know Western ProducerThis year, Deb Krause hopes to dip her toe into beekeeping The Thorhild, Alta., market gardener wants a colony of bees to pollinate her garden and offer a.
A man and his disc dog have found a fantastic way to fly together - Globalnews.ca A man and his disc dog have found a fantastic way to fly together Globalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: A local athlete and his best friend have set several Distance to Canine Catch world records. As John Sexsmith reports, they're also spreading ...
Family receives farming recognition - Sherwood Park News Family receives farming recognition Sherwood Park NewsOut of nearly 60 family farms who recently received the Alberta Century Farm and Ranch Awards, one was from Strathcona County.The Mitchell family has been ...
Teen worker killed at Alberta CN railyard - CBC.ca Teen worker killed at Alberta CN railyard CBC.caCody Demary, the 18-year-old killed in an workplace accident at the Canadian National railyard near Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., had just graduated from high ...
Edmonton kicks off debate on cost of urban sprawl, now pegged at $1.4 billion over 50 years - Edmonton Journal Edmonton kicks off debate on cost of urban sprawl, now pegged at $1.4 billion over 50 years Edmonton JournalCity council is setting itself up to take a hard look at the costs of suburban Edmonton growth, kicking off the debate with a...

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	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 275609	$ 32000	$ 774900
Days On Market:	140 days	11 days	493 days
Sq. Ft.:	1286 sq ft.	468 sq ft.	2234 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$202 /sq ft.	$34 /sq ft.	$490 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.2 beds	1 beds	7 beds
Baths:	2.1 baths	1 baths	4 baths
Home Age:	38.5 years	5 years	79 years

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