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Athabasca Town Real Estate Stats - May 22, 2019:

Active, residential real estate prices in Athabasca Town had an average listing price of $292350. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $599900, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $45000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Athabasca Town has a current average price of $287 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.0 beds, 1.7 bathrooms and 1428 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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Fire risk extreme across province's north - Athabasca Advocate Fire risk extreme across province's north Athabasca AdvocateMost of northern Alberta, including the northern and western part of Athabasca County, is under a fire ban and off-highway vehicle restriction. The wildfire danger ...
Town residential tax stays level - Athabasca Advocate Town residential tax stays level Athabasca AdvocateThe Town of Athabasca council passed the 2019 tax rate bylaw at its council meeting May 7, raising the residential mill rate to 8.18623. Coun. Ida Edwards ...
Wayne Rufiange looks to the future with the Alberta Party - Westlock News Wayne Rufiange looks to the future with the Alberta Party Westlock NewsWayne Rufiange didn't win a seat in last week's election, but it hasn't turned him off the idea of running again. The R.F. Staples School principal and Alberta ...
History leaks into Athabasca - Athabasca Advocate History leaks into Athabasca Athabasca AdvocateA defunct oil well that appears to be Alberta's first has sprung a methane leak in the Town of Athabasca, according to the Alberta Energy Regulator. Last week ...
Local leaders, RCMP host forum focusing on rural crime in northern Alberta - Global News Local leaders, RCMP host forum focusing on rural crime in northern Alberta Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: Julia Wong reports on a recent community forum that brought leaders together with residents to try to find solutions.
Town's ticket to toke - Athabasca Advocate Town's ticket to toke Athabasca AdvocateAthabascans will have to go home to light their spliffs after the Town of Athabasca's council voted to prohibit cannabis consumption in public places.
Connecting to the world - Athabasca Advocate Connecting to the world Athabasca AdvocateOn Nov. 7, 2017, the Town of Athabasca and the surrounding area was disconnected from the world for about 12 hours. A third-party contractor doing work in the ...
24 Alberta Towns That Become Magical In The Winter - Narcity 24 Alberta Towns That Become Magical In The Winter NarcityAlthough winter may not be my favourite season, there definitely is something about it that's undeniably beautiful. There's something so refreshing about waking ...
NDP confirm local candidate - Athabasca Advocate NDP confirm local candidate Athabasca AdvocateThe Alberta NDP have found a standard bearer for the upcoming election, with Smoky Lake resident Therese Taschuk acclaimed as the party's candidate for the ...
Homeowners should expect small tax increase - Westlock News Homeowners should expect small tax increase Westlock NewsDespite a 7.57 per cent average decline in residential assessment values, most Town of Westlock home owners will face a small tax increase this year.
How Alberta kept Fort McKay First Nation in the dark about a toxic cloud from the oilsands - National Observer How Alberta kept Fort McKay First Nation in the dark about a toxic cloud from the oilsands National ObserverJust before 2 a.m. on June 20, 2016, a foul-smelling cloud of toxic chemicals from a Syncrude oilsands plant began slowly...
Town makes $500000 offer for riverfront store - Athabasca Advocate Town makes $500000 offer for riverfront store Athabasca AdvocateThe Town of Athabasca has made an offer to purchase the riverfront Home Hardware property for $500,000, conditional on the current owner demolishing the ...
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation asks Alberta energy board to say no to Syncrude tar sands expansion request - APTN News Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation asks Alberta energy board to say no to Syncrude tar sands expansion request APTN NewsAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation voiced its opposition to Syncrude's Mildred Lake extension project at a hearing in...
Community blanket exercise coming to town - Athabasca Advocate Community blanket exercise coming to town Athabasca AdvocateA group of local people are looking for reservations for the KAIROS Blanket Exercise they are hosting Wednesday, April 24 at the Athabasca Seniors Centre.
Rising crime a concern for Citizens On Patrol - Athabasca Advocate Rising crime a concern for Citizens On Patrol Athabasca AdvocateThe rising crime rate was the topic of town Jan. 8, with Town of Athabasca councillors discussing the issue at their council meeting and 31 people packing the ...
Athabasca RCMP used reasonable force during arrest that caused serious injury: ASIRT - Edmonton Journal Athabasca RCMP used reasonable force during arrest that caused serious injury: ASIRT Edmonton JournalRCMP officers in Athabasca used reasonable force after shooting an armed suspect while responding to a domestic call, ruled the...
Why is there no progress on a contract with faculty at Athabasca University? - rabble.ca Why is there no progress on a contract with faculty at Athabasca University? rabble.caIf readers will forgive me for turning away for a moment from the fascinating and highly entertaining topic of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's bizarre...
Athabasca University and its faculty approach impasse in bargaining - rabble.ca Athabasca University and its faculty approach impasse in bargaining rabble.caIs Alberta's NDP government getting ready to bring some serious pressure to bear if that's what it takes to get a contract agreement between Athabasca ...
Town council forms committee to decide fate of old pool - Athabasca Advocate Town council forms committee to decide fate of old pool Athabasca AdvocateThe new pool at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex is scheduled to be open to the public February 2019. The question remains — what to do with the old ...
Opportunity in Calling Lake - Athabasca Advocate Opportunity in Calling Lake Athabasca AdvocateAbout 50 people gathered in Calling Lake Dec. 4 to discuss operations, housing, forestry and economic sustainability at a public meeting. Held at the Calling ...
Victims Services branch loses grant - Athabasca Advocate Victims Services branch loses grant Athabasca AdvocateThe Athabasca Regional Victim Services Society is in danger of folding after the Alberta's department of Justice and Solicitor General denied its annual ...
Five candidates on the ballot - Westlock News Five candidates on the ballot Westlock NewsAlberta's 30th general election will take place April 16 and five candidates have now stepped forward in the new Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock riding. Premier ...
Recreational Cannabis Stores in Alberta - Leafly Recreational Cannabis Stores in Alberta LeaflyAlberta Gaming Liquor & Cannabis, the agency that regulates cannabis in the province, expects to license about 250 stores over the coming year. Three months ...
Family undertake Edmonton-Athabasca relay to honour Métis man's 1904 journey - Edmonton Journal Family undertake Edmonton-Athabasca relay to honour Métis man's 1904 journey Edmonton JournalA 161 kilometre relay run from Edmonton to Athabasca that honours the heroic 1904 journey of Métis man Billy Loutit kicked off at the...
New pool donations sit at $600000 - Athabasca Advocate New pool donations sit at $600000 Athabasca AdvocateDonations to the new pool and fitness centre are sitting at 60 per cent of the fundraising committee's total goal of $1,000,000. The committee reached a ...
Twilight for war on pot - Athabasca Advocate Twilight for war on pot Athabasca AdvocateLegalization, set for Oct. 17, has been a long while coming. Over those hundred years of prohibition, control of the substance has become lax, especially with ...
Bringing big city bluegrass to Athabasca - Athabasca Advocate Bringing big city bluegrass to Athabasca Athabasca AdvocateRambling across the prairies in a black minivan with a Juno nomination under their belts, The Slocan Ramblers are set bring their energetic bluegrass to the ...
Turning waste into energy - Athabasca Advocate Turning waste into energy Athabasca AdvocateA total of 16 participants gathered at the Athabasca Train Station Feb. 12 for the Athabasca Renewable Energy Co-Op's session on biomass energy production ...
Thousands vote in advanced polls - Athabasca Advocate Thousands vote in advanced polls Athabasca AdvocateThe Alberta election has seen a record voter turnout at the advanced polls, with more than 400,000 people province-wide casting a ballot in advance of the April ...
Candidates talk jobs and the economy at Barrhead forum - Westlock News Candidates talk jobs and the economy at Barrhead forum Westlock NewsThe two-hour affair at the Agrena's Charles Godberson Rotary Club Room featured four of the five candidates running for MLA in the newly formed ...
New ideas for Old Brick School - Athabasca Advocate New ideas for Old Brick School Athabasca AdvocateA visitors centre, an arts hub, classrooms, makers spaces, luxury apartments and musical get-togethers — all ideas were on the table at Athabasca's Old Brick ...
Athabasca University gets $4.9-million grant to upgrade outdated IT - Edmonton Journal Athabasca University gets $4.9-million grant to upgrade outdated IT Edmonton JournalAthabasca University will receive a one-time $4.9-million grant from the province to help it execute its new strategic plan and upgrade lagging...
'We had no idea it would be that much' - Athabasca Advocate 'We had no idea it would be that much' Athabasca AdvocateNorth central Alberta's cocaine supply has been stemmed after an RCMP bust Feb. 8-9 that netted Slave Lake's single largest drug seizure. An RCMP press ...
Athabasca RCMP arrests teacher for sexual exploitation - Sylvan Lake News Athabasca RCMP arrests teacher for sexual exploitation Sylvan Lake NewsAthabasca RCMP arrested a teacher with sexual exploitation. Charles Beamish, 38, is charged with sexual exploitation after allegations were made by a former ...
Could Alberta pull off a full-blown boycott of Quebec? - National Post Could Alberta pull off a full-blown boycott of Quebec? National PostOver the weekend, former Wildrose leader Brian Jean called for fellow Albertans to join him in an all-out boycott of Quebec products. The occasion was ...
East Hill water main breaks - Athabasca Advocate East Hill water main breaks Athabasca AdvocateA water main break was discovered between 42nd and 43rd Street on the Town of Athabasca's East Hill Feb. 5 at about 10 a.m.. In his report to the Town of ...
Fort McMurray fights man camps in latest headache for energy industry - BNNBloomberg.ca Fort McMurray fights man camps in latest headache for energy industry BNNBloomberg.caFort McMurray, the remote Canadian town largely built by the oil-sands industry, is trying to limit the ability of those companies to fly in...
Local victim services going regional - Athabasca Advocate Local victim services going regional Athabasca AdvocateThe Athabasca Regional Victim Services Unit is set to move under the Lac La Biche umbrella Jan. 1, and it is looking for board members, volunteers and staff to ...
Weakening of Bill C-69 would trigger 'flood of litigation,' Alberta chief warns - CBC.ca Weakening of Bill C-69 would trigger 'flood of litigation,' Alberta chief warns CBC.caFour Athabasca-area chiefs are to speak to a Senate committee Wednesday in Fort McMurray, Alta., about Bill C-69.
Awesome Alberta: These underground hot springs in Banff are a must-visit - Daily Hive Awesome Alberta: These underground hot springs in Banff are a must-visit Daily HiveThe Cave and Basin National Historic Site is a mus-must visit for anyone in the area, with stunningly turquoise waters making for an unforgettable sight!
Community debates forestry in area - Athabasca Advocate Community debates forestry in area Athabasca AdvocateAn MD of Opportunity community meeting in Calling Lake took a half-hour long turn to Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries and forestry around the region, ...
McCoy Colts senior girls basketball team settles for fourth at provincials - CHAT News Today McCoy Colts senior girls basketball team settles for fourth at provincials CHAT News TodayATHABASCA, AB – After months of being one of the top girls basketball teams in southern Alberta, a bitter pill to swallow for the Monsignor...
Next story RCMP/Sheriffs find owner of teddy bear - Sylvan Lake News Next story RCMP/Sheriffs find owner of teddy bear Sylvan Lake NewsOfficers in Athabasca were able to find the owner thanks to a viral Facebook post.
Alberta man says A and W restaurant called police after he bought elder breakfast - APTN News Alberta man says A and W restaurant called police after he bought elder breakfast APTN NewsHolly Moore APTN News A man at an A and W restaurant in Cardston, Alta., says an employee called the RCMP after he bought breakfast for an Elder.
Moose wouldn't vamoose, so Athabasca wildlife officers had to haul her out of town - CBC.ca Moose wouldn't vamoose, so Athabasca wildlife officers had to haul her out of town CBC.caWhen they couldn't induce the moose to vamoose, wildlife officers in the town of Athabasca were forced to step in and relocate the animal.
Your chance for a piece of EPC - Athabasca Advocate Your chance for a piece of EPC Athabasca AdvocateThe old Edwin Parr Composite School is still in the process of being decommissioned, and Aspen View Public School Division needs to get rid of some of the old ...
Drawing a line in the oilsands - CBC.ca Drawing a line in the oilsands CBC.caAfter so many battles with industry and government, the mindset of Indigenous leadership has evolved. They lack the resolve to keep going to war against ...
Coerced sterilization allegations a 'crisis' that demands public inquiry: chief - CTV News Coerced sterilization allegations a 'crisis' that demands public inquiry: chief CTV NewsOTTAWA -- Ongoing concerns about coerced sterilization of Indigenous women is nothing short of a "crisis" that warrants a public inquiry, says a...
Alberta contributes $3.3M for huge solar farm in remote Fort Chipewyan - Toronto Star Alberta contributes $3.3M for huge solar farm in remote Fort Chipewyan Toronto StarEDMONTON—Alberta will work with Indigenous groups in the province's remote northeast corner on what the government says will be Canada's largest ...
Athabasca's night on the marge of Lake Lebarge - Athabasca Advocate Athabasca's night on the marge of Lake Lebarge Athabasca AdvocateThe Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they might ever see is Heartwood's spring season opener — “The Cremation of Sam McGee.”.
Travel smart; travel more - Athabasca Advocate Travel smart; travel more Athabasca AdvocateOn a previous trip through Belize, I met some fellow Canadians at the local chicken bus stop in Placencia, a charming port town on the south coast. A family of ...
Alberta officials are signalling they have no idea how to clean up toxic oilsands tailings ponds - National Observer Alberta officials are signalling they have no idea how to clean up toxic oilsands tailings ponds National ObserverWhat is clear is that the technique is unproven, and by conditionally approving industry plans that include it, Alberta...
Former Smoky Lake Coun. gets NDP nomination - Westlock News Former Smoky Lake Coun. gets NDP nomination Westlock NewsThe race to represent the new Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock riding in the upcoming provincial election became more crowded as former Town of Smoky Lake ...
The great oilsands era is over - CBC.ca The great oilsands era is over CBC.caThe grand opening of the $17-billion Fort Hills oilsands facility had all the hallmarks of a celebration. In truth, it marked the close of the great oilsands boom.
Jobs and economy dominate all-candidates forum - Barrhead Leader Jobs and economy dominate all-candidates forum Barrhead LeaderThe two-hour affair at the Agrena's Charles Godberson Rotary Club Room featured four of the five candidates running for MLA in the newly formed ...
Two weeks to Election Day - Barrhead Leader Two weeks to Election Day Barrhead LeaderA total of five candidates have now stepped forward to represent the new Athabasca-Barrhead-Westlock riding in Alberta's 30 general election, which will be ...
Police investigating robbery at Union saloon - Athabasca Advocate Police investigating robbery at Union saloon Athabasca AdvocateAthabasca RCMP are investigating the broad daylight robbery of the Grand River Saloon, where a man allegedly tried to intervene and was threatened with bear ...
Northern Alberta hamlet happy with first taste of lower-priced groceries - CBC.ca Northern Alberta hamlet happy with first taste of lower-priced groceries CBC.caA new grocery store promising to bring affordable food to Fort Chipewyan has opened its doors in the community. The K'ai Tailé Market, owned by the ...
These Are The Exact Locations Of Alberta's Legal Cannabis Stores Opening On October 17th - Narcity These Are The Exact Locations Of Alberta's Legal Cannabis Stores Opening On October 17th NarcityOctober 17th is quickly approaching and you must be wondering, "Where can I finally buy legal weed?" Well, look no further. We've curated a...
On the march for justice - Athabasca Advocate On the march for justice Athabasca AdvocateGladue, a 44-year-old grandmother, was last seen in Wabasca Oct. 9, 2015. Last June, Grant Arthur Sneesby was charged with second-degree murder and ...
Westlock remains dry for legal cannabis - Westlock News Westlock remains dry for legal cannabis Westlock NewsHarvest Country Cannabis, Fire and Flower Cannabis and Clarity Cannabis remain shuttered due to Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis' retail licensing ...
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.
One last hurrah for 41-year-old pool - Athabasca Advocate One last hurrah for 41-year-old pool Athabasca AdvocateIt was time to remember the good times at the Athabasca Landing Pool during the Last Splash event March 30. Former employees and members of the ...
Onrait looking forward to homecoming - Athabasca Advocate Onrait looking forward to homecoming Athabasca AdvocateThis year's guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Athabasca's celebrity dinner and auction Oct. 27 said he is looking forward to visiting his hometown. Jay Onrait ...
Oil Town Fights Man Camps in Effort to Boost Local Population - Bloomberg Oil Town Fights Man Camps in Effort to Boost Local Population BloombergFort McMurray, the remote Canadian town largely built by the oil-sands industry, is trying to limit the ability of those companies to fly in out-of-town workers.
Local hero returns home - Athabasca Advocate Local hero returns home Athabasca AdvocateA university-level hockey forward will return home to Calling Lake Sept. 23 when his team plays in the community as part of the Athabasca College Hockey ...
Ticket sales strong for Rotary Celebrity Dinner - Athabasca Advocate Ticket sales strong for Rotary Celebrity Dinner Athabasca AdvocateTicket sales for the upcoming Athabasca Rotary Club celebrity dinner continue to go strong, with just over 400 sold so far. The dinner is set to go Oct. 27 at the ...
Making friends with fatayers - Athabasca Advocate Making friends with fatayers Athabasca AdvocateA seemingly endless supply of tabouli, hummus, quzi and majou'a was on the menu for the 100 lucky people who had a sought-after ticket to the Syrian dinner in ...
Citizens want answers to crime in Calling Lake - Athabasca Advocate Citizens want answers to crime in Calling Lake Athabasca AdvocateCalling Lake residents calling for solutions to crime in the hamlet filled a Municipal District (MD) of Opportunity council meeting Aug. 22. Approximately 18 ...
Alberta RCMP officer assaulted while breaking up bar brawl: police - Global News Alberta RCMP officer assaulted while breaking up bar brawl: police Global NewsAn Alberta RCMP officer was assaulted while responding to a fight outside a nightclub in the mountain town of Jasper last month, police say.
Cutbacks and deferred drilling a common theme for Calgary oil companies - CBC.ca Cutbacks and deferred drilling a common theme for Calgary oil companies CBC.caProduction cutbacks and deferred drilling programs are emerging as a common theme as Calgary-based oil and gas companies elect to leave barrels in the ...
Loving care for all, from sapphire to pearl - Athabasca Advocate Loving care for all, from sapphire to pearl Athabasca AdvocateBetween serious topics and moving stories about family members losing their mental abilities, brightly-coloured gems dotted the tables at the Athabasca Seniors ...
The divisions of Calling Lake - Athabasca Advocate The divisions of Calling Lake Athabasca AdvocateCalling Lake residents are expressing concern about the use of the fear and the damage being wrought to the hamlet's reputation by a push to address rising ...
Living ‘in the middle of nowhere’ is no obstacle for online students - The Globe and Mail Living ‘in the middle of nowhere’ is no obstacle for online students The Globe and MailWhen Chris Cameron was accepted into the University of Alberta to study computer science in the fall of 2014, it was a big deal. With just a...
'They wrecked our Christmas' - Athabasca Advocate 'They wrecked our Christmas' Athabasca AdvocateThat is how long it took for thieves to break into Neighbour's Pub on Christmas Eve, steal an ATM, ransack the liquor shelf, trash an office, smash a VLT and drive ...
Seeing stars in Athabasca - Athabasca Advocate Seeing stars in Athabasca Athabasca AdvocatePhotography enthusiasts battled the elements as they endeavoured to capture images of the night sky during the sixth annual Adventures in Photography ...
Meat with an athlete - Athabasca Advocate Meat with an athlete Athabasca AdvocateGrade 8-9 students at Rochester School got to rub shoulders with a professional athlete while making a good hearty lunch Mar. 1 as they made sausages with ...
First Nations, environmental groups sue Ottawa to step up protections of Alberta's boreal caribou - The Globe and Mail First Nations, environmental groups sue Ottawa to step up protections of Alberta's boreal caribou The Globe and MailFirst Nations and environmental groups launched legal action Thursday to force the federal government to safeguard...
RCMP search underway near Hinton 12 years after Stephanie Stewart vanished - Global News Calgary RCMP search underway near Hinton 12 years after Stephanie Stewart vanished Global News CalgaryRCMP Historical Homicide Unit is continuing the investigation into the disappearance of 70-year-old forestry worker Stephanie Stewart.
Man pleads guilty, given fine after Alberta poaching investigation - Global News Edmonton Man pleads guilty, given fine after Alberta poaching investigation Global News EdmontonIn December 2016, Alberta Fish and Wildlife Enforcement posted a video on their Facebook page of the alleged poaching of a white-tailed deer.
Local church questions school faith education - Athabasca Advocate Local church questions school faith education Athabasca AdvocateThe Athabasca United Church is taking issue with how religious education is being done at Aspen View Public Schools, where they are excluded in part due to a ...
Bringing Billy Loutit to life - Athabasca Advocate Bringing Billy Loutit to life Athabasca AdvocateThe story of local Métis hero Billy Loutit was brought to life at the Athabasca Riverfront Park through the opening night of a one-man play by Theatre Athabasca ...
'I'm worried': Greyhound route cuts in Western Canada mean more than the loss of a way to travel - National Post 'I'm worried': Greyhound route cuts in Western Canada mean more than the loss of a way to travel National PostAll total, the cuts in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and parts of Ontario will affect around two million...
Ice jam, high streamflow advisories issued for three Alberta river basins - Edmonton Journal Ice jam, high streamflow advisories issued for three Alberta river basins Edmonton JournalAlberta's river forecasters have issued advisories for three river basins as winter ice breakup creates hazardous conditions.
University unions battle over membership - Athabasca Advocate University unions battle over membership Athabasca AdvocateThe Alberta Labour Relations Board dismissed complaints by the Athabasca University Faculty Association (AUFA) regarding negotiations with out-of-province ...
Stitching a future together - Athabasca Advocate Stitching a future together Athabasca AdvocateA long journey for a pair of families from the Democratic Republic of Congo is continuing with a positive turn in Athabasca that includes new friends, a welcoming ...
Mixed bonspiel rocks the house - Athabasca Advocate Mixed bonspiel rocks the house Athabasca AdvocateA total of 16 teams participated in the Athabasca Curling Club's mixed bonspiel at the Athabasca Multiplex over the Jan. 11-13 weekend. The event was split into ...
This bud's for northern Alberta: On Oct. 17, most cannabis retailers will be in the Edmonton region - CBC.ca This bud's for northern Alberta: On Oct. 17, most cannabis retailers will be in the Edmonton region CBC.caAGLC has issued 17 Alberta retailers with interim cannabis licences in preparation for the Oct. 17 legalization date. Edmonton...
Oilsands waste is collected in sprawling toxic ponds. To clean them up, oil companies plan to pour water on them - Toronto Star Oilsands waste is collected in sprawling toxic ponds. To clean them up, oil companies plan to pour water on them Toronto StarFORT MCMURRAY, ALTA.—The toxic waste of the Canadian oilpatch has been quietly spreading in the boreal forest...
Election called for April 16 - St. Paul Journal Election called for April 16 St. Paul JournalAlbertans will head to the polls April 16 after Premier Rachel Notley announced the election in Calgary this morning. At the time of the announcement, the New ...
5 Iconic Alberta Road Trips - Canada.com 5 Iconic Alberta Road Trips Canada.comAlberta is full of places to see, from the big city excitement of Calgary and Edmonton to the natural beauty of Banff. Sometimes, though, the journey can be just as ...
Fresh start for town council - Athabasca Advocate Fresh start for town council Athabasca AdvocateTown of Athabasca residents voted to wipe the slate clean in the Oct. 16 municipal election. None of the four incumbent candidates were voted to have a seat at ...
Alberta: the ultimate seven-day drive itinerary | Discover cool Canada - The Guardian Alberta: the ultimate seven-day drive itinerary | Discover cool Canada The GuardianYearning to hit the open road? Consistently named as one of the most scenic drives in the world, this route from Calgary to Edmonton through the Rockies...
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 ...
Donate a kidney to save Vanessa Holden’s life - Fort Saskatchewan Record Donate a kidney to save Vanessa Holden’s life Fort Saskatchewan RecordKidney transplants save the lives of thousands of Canadians each year, but for one Alberta family, love and hope are diminishing in their search for a new kidney ...
Hollywood returning to town - Mountain View Gazette Hollywood returning to town Mountain View GazetteDIDSBURY — Once again Didsbury will be the site of a big Hollywood production. Following on the footsteps of Wynonna Earp and Fargo comes a movie ...
12 ridiculous factual problems in the latest oilsands smear by National Geographic | Oilsands & Heavy Oil - JWN 12 ridiculous factual problems in the latest oilsands smear by National Geographic | Oilsands & Heavy Oil JWNUpdate (May 4, 2019): National Geographic has updated its article for a second time. In the new version, the errors and...
ASIRT says man shot by RCMP in Athabasca was armed with knife - Global News ASIRT says man shot by RCMP in Athabasca was armed with knife Global NewsThe 47-year-old man shot by a Mountie in Athabasca, Alta. on Friday morning was armed with a knife, according to Alberta's police watchdog.
AMI Silica Receives Development Permit for Mayerthorpe Facility and Appoints Vice President, Finance - GlobeNewswire AMI Silica Receives Development Permit for Mayerthorpe Facility and Appoints Vice President, Finance GlobeNewswireEDMONTON, Alberta, Sept. 12, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Athabasca Minerals Inc. (TSX Venture: ABM or the “Corporation”)...
Alberta Travel Bucket List: 8 (more) places you must see - Vancouver Sun Alberta Travel Bucket List: 8 (more) places you must see Vancouver SunFrom surfing in downtown Calgary to driving the Icefields Parkway, these 8 trips should be on every Alberta traveller's must-do list.

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List Price:	$ 292350	$ 45000	$ 599900
Days On Market:	120 days	16 days	403 days
Sq. Ft.:	1428 sq ft.	169 sq ft.	2695 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$287 /sq ft.	$38 /sq ft.	$1035 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.0 beds	1 beds	5 beds
Baths:	1.7 baths	0 baths	3 baths
Home Age:	36.6 years	11 years	88 years

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