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What You Need to Obtain a Mortgage

A home purchase is one of the largest assets and the biggest debt that a person will have. If this is your first time obtaining mortgage, then there are a few things that you need to know about what is required to qualify.

Credit History: How is your current credit and how has it been in the past? Your financial institution will look at your rating, and that everything is in good standing. If you are able to manage your debt, then it reflects on your ability to manage house payments.

Debt Load: What are your liabilities? How much debt do you have? Your financial institution will look at the amount that you owe compared to the amount that you earn. Your debts should not exceed 40 to 42 % of your gross…

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Best March On Record For Alberta Oil Production

ATB Economics | May 12, 2021


After pulling back in January and February, the volume of daily oil production in Alberta increased by 1.5 per cent in March, averaging 3.62 million barrels per day.

This is the best March on record with year-over-year production up by 1.2 per cent compared to March 2020 and by 4.4 per cent compared to March 2019.

Average daily oil production got as low as 2.89 million barrels in May 2020.

Even with the pandemic still in play in Alberta and around the world, strong oil prices (WTI futures have been above $US60 per barrel since mid-April) and the economic recovery in the U.S. should continue to push up…

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Trees That Grow Well in Canada


Canada’s seasons are slightly unpredictable, even to the point where it’s not unusual to experience snow in May. Therefore, you want to make sure you find trees that will withstand our specific weather conditions.

One easy way of determining which trees will survive our weather is to look for the label indicating Zone 2 or 3. If it’s unclear, check with your local garden centre. Below are some typical trees known to handle our fluctuating temperatures.


Amur Maple: Full colour tree in the fall, this maple will grow fast and likes the sun. It also likes slightly acidic soil that drains well.

Bur Oak: This tree is native to the prairies. Its roots grow deep, so it will tap into moisture much deeper than the…

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