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Calgary’s office vacancy rate rose to 26 per cent in the second quarter of 2021, an increase from 25.6 per cent in the first quarter. The report from the real estate advisory company shows the downtown has been the hardest hit area of the city with a 29.2 per cent vacancy rate. The Beltline came in at 24.6 per cent, while Calgary’s suburban south has a 21.6 per cent rate and the north’s rate is 19.3 per cent.
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About 200 people braved the sweltering heat on Saturday to rally against the provincial government’s decision to close Calgary’s downtown supervised consumption site during an escalating overdose crisis.
In Central Memorial Park, located directly in front of the Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre that houses the Safeworks drug-use site, speakers took turns sharing intimate, and at times somber stories, about the need for the service to stay.
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Ophelia, a client of the Beltline site, said staff at Safeworks are like “family” and are the reason she is still alive.
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EDMONTON — Alberta’s finance minister says the province s $1.3-billion investment of taxpayers’ money in the now-defunct Keystone XL oil pipeline project was a prudent gamble given the potential . . .