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Calgary homes taking 75 per cent longer to sell versus a year ago

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By Peter Mitham
| Western Investor Verified
Calgary homes are taking significantly longer to sell than a year ago as the market normalizes following a period of strong in-migration. Data from the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) indicate that median time to sell in July was 28 days, up 75 per cent versus a year ago. The increase was the largest of any city in Western Canada by a wide margin, with Vancouver seeing an increase of just 41 per cent. Regina, Saskatoon and Winnipeg all saw sale times shorten by between nine and 13 per cent.
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Lethbridge aims for diversified growth as water pressures hit home

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By Peter Mitham
| Western Investor Verified
Southern Alberta’s natural landscape has been shaped by arid conditions, and now the built environment is feeling the pressure, too. Growing demand for water combined with reduced snowpacks as a result of a changing climate are putting pressure on the Oldman River and the communities it serves. While the river nourishes the surrounding farmland that produces sugarbeets and potatoes, processing those crops requires vast quantities of water. And the demand is only growing, with McCain Foods Ltd.
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Western Canada job vacancies outpace the national average

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By Peter Mitham
| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified
Job vacancies on the Prairies have crept above the national average over the past two years, underscoring the strong demand for workers in some of the country’s strongest economies. While the unemployment rate tells how many people are out of work, the rate of job vacancies highlights how badly employers need workers. When the economy reopened following the pandemic, job vacancy rates tracked by Statistics Canada surged across regions as hiring resumed.
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