#moving to chestermere alberta

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BREAKING NEWS: Alberta Municipal Affairs Implicated in RCMP Corruption, Human Trafficking, Torture and High Treason.

Alberta: The Grassroots has obtained a copy of the Chestermere ASIRT investigation initiated and filed by the City of Chestermere shortly before the Mayor of Chestermere, 3 CAOs and 3 other City Councillors were removed by the previous mayor Marshall Chalmers's brother in-law, Ric McIver, who did so to cover up the web of corruption being exposed by the Chestermere mayor and others in Chestermere including Mr. Dale Richardson and Mr. Paul Fischer who have been trying to expose human trafficking, high treason and an alleged pedophile ring within the Jehovah's Witnesses religious group.

These documents shed some light on the motives behind the allegedly unlawful removal of Chestermere's duly elected officials.

This document was also served to the Director of Alberta Law Enforcement, Peter Lemieux, on November 17, 2023.

Both UCP MLAs Mike Ellis, Minister of Public safety and Mickey Amery, Minister of Justice and Attorney General were served this document on November 6, 2023.

3 weeks later on December 4, 2023 Mayor Jeff Colvin, 3 CAOs and the 3 councillors involved in filing the ASIRT were removed and the ASIRT was immediately shut down.

Mickey Amery, was again served with this ASIRT document on December 10, 2023.

Over 5000+ pages of evidence were submitted with the ASIRT request outlining criminal activity, human trafficking and high treason offenses by RCMP, CFS, AHS and others.

As UCP Minister Ric McIver was directly named and implicated in the ASIRT document it appears that the removal of Chestermere's duly elected officials may indeed be a criminal act of 222-"Homicide" 219, 220, 221- "Criminal Negligence" 139(2)-"Obstruction of Justice", 21(1)(2)-"Parties to Offence" and 22(1)(2)-"Person Counselling Offence".

222-Homicide

(1) A person commits homicide when, directly or

indirectly, by any means, he causes the death of a human

being.

219(1)-Criminal negligence

(1) Every one is criminally negligent who

(a) in doing anything, or

(b) in omitting to do anything that it is his duty to do,

shows wanton or reckless disregard for the lives or safety

of other persons.

139(2) - Obstructing Justice

(2) Every person who intentionally attempts in any manner

other than a manner described in subsection (1) to

obstruct, pervert or defeat the course of justice is guilty of

(a) an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment

for a term of not more than 10 years; or

(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.

21(1)(2) - Parties to offence

(1) Every one is a party to an offence who

(a) actually commits it;

(b) does or omits to do anything for the purpose of

aiding any person to commit it; or

(c) abets any person in committing it.

(2) Where two or more persons form an intention in

common to carry out an unlawful purpose and to assist

each other therein and any one of them, in carrying out

the common purpose, commits an offence, each of them

who knew or ought to have known that the commission

of the offence would be a probable consequence of carrying

out the common purpose is a party to that offence.

22(1)(2) - Person counselling offence

(1) Where a person counsels another person to be a

party to an offence and that other person is afterwards a

party to that offence, the person who counselled is a party

to that offence, notwithstanding that the offence was

committed in a way different from that which was counselled.

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(2) Every one who counsels another person to be a party

to an offence is a party to every offence that the other

commits in consequence of the counselling that the person

who counselled knew or ought to have known was

likely to be committed in consequence of the counselling.

19 - Ignorance of the law

19 Ignorance of the law by a person who commits an offence

is not an excuse for committing that offence.

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10 Reasons to Moving Chestermere, Alberta - Is good Place to Live

Moving to Chestermere, is a decision that promises a fulfilling and enriching life. From the breathtaking natural scenery to the abundant job opportunities, Chestermere offers a unique blend of tranquility and prosperity.

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How To Landscape Your New Home In Four Weeks Or Less

Homeowners who want their new home to be landscape before they move in should consider this four-week plan. Clear the site, prepare the soil and plant your shrubs and trees first. Then plant flowers, bulbs, ground covers and lawn seed. Finally, mulch everything!

Select a plan.

Once you've decided to build, the next step is to select a plan.

There are many factors that go into choosing the right landscape design for your new home, including:

Your needs and wants (e.g., privacy, shade or sun)

Your budget (e.g., cost of materials)

The lifestyle of yourself and/or family members who will live in the house (e.g., active vs sedentary)

Your style preferences (e.g., traditional vs contemporary)

Clear the site.

Remove all the junk from the site. This is a good time to get rid of any old furniture, broken appliances or other items that may be lying around your yard. You can either throw them away or donate them to charity if they're still usable.

Remove all of the weeds and grasses from your new landscaping area with a weed killer (such as Roundup). Make sure you spray both sides of each blade of grass so that it dies completely before you lay down new sod or seedlings in its place later on in this process!

Prepare the soil.

Now that you've got the tools, it's time to get down to business. Start by preparing the soil. If your site has been cleared but hasn't had any work done on it yet, remove weeds and rocks from the area of your yard where you'd like to build. Then add organic matter such as compost or manure (if available) to help improve drainage in sandy soils and help retain moisture in clay-based ones. You can also add topsoil if needed--just make sure not to overdo it: too much topsoil will compact under heavy loads like those from large trees and shrubs later on! Finally, mix together a balanced fertilizer according to package directions before watering it into place with sprinklers or hoses so everything settles nicely into one another.

Plant the shrubs and trees.

You should also plant your shrubs and trees in the beginning of spring. This is because they will have time to settle into their new homes before winter and will be able to grow strong roots before the ground freezes over. If you plant them later than this, they may not survive the cold weather and will die out when it comes time for them to bloom again in springtime.

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Janet is a hamlet in southern Alberta under the jurisdiction of Rocky View County. It is located on Township Road 240, approximately 13 km east of downtown Calgary, 5.9 km southwest of the Town of Chestermere, and 3.2 km south of Highway 1A. 

Mulch everything!

Mulch is one of the most important things you can do to make your new home look great. It will help with drainage and moisture retention, plus it adds a nice aesthetic appeal to your landscaping.

If you're not sure how much mulch to use, just remember that more is better! The goal is to cover all exposed soil at least three inches deep (the deeper the better). You can even apply two layers of mulch for extra protection against weeds and erosion.

When applying mow, make sure ids evenly across all surfaces so that it doesn't look patchy or uneven in any areas--a well-mowed lawn will make all other aspects of your garden stand out even more beautifully!

Are you looking for one of the best landscaping companies in Calgary? Project Landscape is the best Calgary Landscaping company in Calgary, Alberta. We are a full service company that can help you with any project you have in mind. Whether it be a new backyard or a simple garden, we’re here to make sure that your project is taken care of and done right.

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Wondering How to Sell That Ugly House Fast?

These Pro Tips Will Help You Sell It Quickly!

Do you want to know how to sell an ugly house fast?

Perhaps you’re experiencing financial difficulties and need money right away. Or maybe you want to live in another location. Whatever the reason, you know that it’s not easy to sell a house in poor condition. If you’re looking to sell that ugly house, read these seven tips that will help you sell quickly.

How to Sell an Ugly House?

Yes, selling an ugly house can be challenging. But it’s not impossible. To increase the chances of a successful sale, take note of the following tips.

1. Highlight the Positives

To sell your ugly house, you should highlight the positives. If your home is in a superb location, you may want to mention that. Some buyers may want to live in your particular area but don’t have enough money to buy an expensive house.

You can also include furniture or appliances in the home’s purchase price. Although your house doesn’t have the best condition or appearance, you can still attract buyers by highlighting certain desirable features to your prospective homebuyers. Show the best parts of your home in photos and enumerate them in the listing description.

2. Don't Hide the Flaws

There’s a tendency to downplay the negative features when selling a house. You can certainly do that; however, based on our years of experience, hiding will not serve you well.

Be direct and upfront about your home’s problem areas.

Most buyers will thoroughly inspect the house before deciding on purchasing it because they want to know what they will need to fix before making an offer.

3. Give Your Home a Quick Upgrade

Unless you’re selling a house that has been fire or water damaged, there are some quick upgrades that you can do.

A fresh coat of paint, new window screens, re-stained cabinetry, or new landscaping can give your home a facelift that can potentially add thousands of dollars to your asking price.

4. Price Smart

If you want to sell your ugly house fast but plan to list your property at top dollar in the market, you should reconsider.

Pricing correctly can make months of difference in the time it takes to sell. It’s advisable to know property values in your city or neighbourhood. That said, you should also take into account repair and renovation costs.

Before listing your house for sale, do a realistic assessment of what potential homebuyers might offer. Remember, a high price may discourage buyers, but a reasonable price or a listing on the lower end can help sell that ugly house faster.

5. Be Open to Concessions

When selling a house in poor condition, buyers may negotiate certain things after making the initial offer due to findings based on home or property inspection reports.

For example, they may want you to shoulder the cost of repairs for certain upgrades by reducing the final amount or want you to pay for the real estate agent’s commission. Don’t be discouraged. Such concessions are part of the negotiating process. Plan, in advance, what kind of concessions you are comfortable with. In doing so, you’ll be in a better position to negotiate.

6. Be Patient

Selling your ugly house will take longer when compared to selling a move-in-ready home. You have to be patient because finding a buyer for a fixer-upper house may be more difficult than the buyer who doesn’t need to remodel or renovate before moving in. So be patient and realistic about the whole situation.

7. Look for an Alternative

Did you know that you don’t have to spend your valuable time listing in the MLS, make costly repairs, renovate, or wait months or years to sell an ugly house?

There’s an easier way!

If you want to sell right away, many real estate investment firms and home buying companies willing to buy your house as-is.

MAXX buys ugly houses!

That’s right. We buy houses in Calgary, and we are also popular as Airdrie home buyers, and we also purchase homes for cash in Chestermere, and we also buy houses in Okotoks, Alberta.

We buy and sell ugly houses all the time.

We buy ugly, and then we spend time and money renovating them and putting ugly houses turned beautiful and move-in ready for sale. We turn an ugly house into a lovely home for the next buyer, saving you time and money and sparing you from all those sleepless nights and frustrations.

Buying and selling houses privately is our profession. So, sell your ugly house fast with the help of MAXX Cash Home Buyers.

We can seal the deal in three days or less. That’s right. The majority of the time, we provide you cash offers on the spot and usually within 3 days or less.

Call us at 403-923-7725 and sell your ugly house today!

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If the UCP wins Alberta's spring election, Jason Kenney says the party would focus on settling new immigrants in rural areas by giving priority to those who would move there and creating a rural entrepreneurship program.

"Our goal is to end large backlogs, speed up processing, proactively attract talented newcomers from overseas, welcome entrepreneurs, and encourage settlement in rural Alberta," the UCP leader said on Monday in Chestermere, Alta.

Kenney said the UCP plan would aim to bring approximately 10,000 newcomers in total to rural Alberta every year.

Kenney, who served as federal immigration minister from 2008 to 2013, said the plan is meant to address population decline in rural Alberta and reinvigorate the provincial economy.

The NDP said Kenney could not be trusted on the immigration file.

"As a federal minister, he absolutely did a horrendous job with the [temporary foreign worker] program, taking advantage of individuals, giving them the presumption that they could immigrate and, you know, just pulling that out from underneath them, not creating a safe environment for individuals and so forth," said Alberta Education Minister David Eggen.

"So, you know, here he is from one failure federally and then trying to input that into a provincial jurisdiction. I think that people will take a very cynical eye at this."

Eggen was referring to Kenney's time as employment minister when the temporary foreign worker program was in the news, with allegations of abuse by employers as well as complaints about jobs going to temporary workers rather than Canadians.

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Susanita de Diego is an experienced REALTOR® in Calgary and the surrounding areas including Country Residential Real Estate and the towns of Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Strathmore, Chestermere, and Langdon.

As a member of the Calgary Real Estate Board, she has her finger on the pulse of the industry and can interpret the market data to provide the correct information to help her clients make the best decisions for them.

When Susanita started her Real Estate career, she discovered being a REALTOR® gave her the opportunity to help people and be of service.

Being of service is what drives Susanita. Whether she is serving clients, her team, the REALTORS® in her brokerage, or the members of the Calgary Real Estate Board, people come first.

It’s more than helping her clients sell their home or find a home, it is about helping to present the property in the best light, ensuring she has used her knowledge to obtain the best terms for her clients, and being her clients’ advocate while negotiating.

Susanita believes that to be a good REALTOR®, you must put the interests of your clients before your own, be of service, and stay educated about the ever-changing

industry.

Her dedication to education can be seen in her many certifications, her decision to become a broker, and her roles with the Calgary Real Estate Board, the Real Estate Council of Alberta, and the City of Calgary.

Buying or selling a home has many moving parts and legal ramifications. By always being on top of the changes in industry practices, and any changes in legislation, she ensures her client’s interests are protected.

Discover more about Calgary Realtor Susanita De Diego and her team on her website or in her digital magazine, Transitions.

What sets her apart are the extra things. Each week the team sends out a market report to Susanita’s seller clients, along with data and feedback specific to their home. This gives her clients the information they need to help them decide what to do next to achieve their real estate goals.

Susanita’s buyer and seller clients are well-served by her continued leadership in the real estate industry and her team’s commitment to doing the right things for the right reasons.

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COVID-19's third wave hitting outside Alberta's big cities

EDMONTON — Cities have been the home to the balance of Alberta’s COVID-19 cases but surrounding towns and smaller communities are feeling the effects of the third wave. 

As of Thursday morning, Calgary and Edmonton has the most active cases of any municipality in the province. But, smaller communities, including Leduc, Airdrie, Sherwood Park and Okotoks, have moved into the top 10 over the past week.

The city of Leduc is now home to the sixth-highest active case count of any city or town in the province, and has seen its active cases grow to 284 from just six a month ago. The city is about the 11th most populous in the province.

Similarly, Okotoks, the province’s 12th most populous municipality, has seen its actives grow from 25 in the middle of March to 183 as of yesterday. 

Other smaller communities including Beaumont, Wetaskiwin and Chestermere have seen similar growth.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw, the province’s chief medical officer of health, has previously stressed that the pandemic is not just an urban issue. 

“COVID is not a Calgary problem, or an Edmonton problem,” she said on Dec. 3, 2020.

“This is a provincial problem within the context of a global problem.”

Alberta has seen a recent rise in cases that has included the province adding more than a thousand new cases a day for the past eight days.

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Oh look, Chestermere RCMP Cst. Eli Ndatuje arrested and charged for stealing information from the Force's data base... He is also listed in my criminal complaint as well as my CRCC complaint against Chestermere RCMP for covering up the ongoing child abuse of my son.

Him and Cst. James Quigley ordered EMS and Chestermere Fire Department to stand down from transporting my son to the Hospital for treatment of injuries and evaluation of historical abuse and ongoing health issues related to that abuse. They unlawfully interfered and obstructed the medical treatment of my son. Then Kathy Klassen assigned Christine Wallace to cover up the whole mess with her fake and fraudulent investigation.

Ric McIver, Rebecca Schulz, Doug Lagore, Pat Vincent and many others including RCMP members are also now under criminal investigation in regard to the human trafficking and concealing of crimes against my son and myself. They are also under criminal investigation relating to corruption within the municipality of Chestermere as well as another matter of High Treason regarding a matter of National Security being exposed by Dale Richardson.

I understand another resident of Chestermere has also filed Criminal complaints against Ric McIver, Doug Lagore and Pat Vincent for which they are now under investigation.

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Repairing Your Garage Door Opener

  Electric garage door openers have largely eased the lives of homeowners. You do not need to get out of the car and open your garage door whenever you come back home. With electric garage door opener, it is just a matter of pressing a button, and the door opens for you. Get in and park your car!

However, your garage door opener might run into a problem. That's when you need to find the cause and get ahead with the potential solution. Sometimes, you can handle it yourself, while at other times, it needs professional assistance.

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Reasons for Garage Door Opener Malfunctioning

There can be different reasons for garage door opener malfunctioning. Sometimes, even thundering and lightning can cause damage to significant electrical components. In such cases, it requires changing your main board.

Most of the garage door openers come with plastic gears. Being manufactured of a less durable material, these plastic gears are highly prone to damage. In this case, you need to replace the gears to ensure proper functioning.

It is important to take note that garage door opener repair does not mean fixing damaged parts but replacing them. It needs some significant amount of time and dedicated effort to open up the unit and replace the faulty parts. 

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How to Buy the Right Opener?

Now that you have figured out that your garage door opener needs replacement, you must be looking around to buy a new opener. Here are a few factors to consider making sure you end up with the right garage door opener:

Look for the Safety Features

Safety comes first. That's a phrase you come across really often. If you live with your family, you need to ensure their safety. Garage door openers come with a variety of safety features, such as a reversal mechanism. If a reversal mechanism garage door comes in contact with something while closing, it automatically reverses back.

Study Different Types of Openers

Garage door openers come in different types, including chain drive, belt drive, screw drive and jack-shaft opener. Look into each to pick the most suitable one. 

Find a Quite Door Opener

Some garage door openers make a lot of noise during operation. If your bedroom is located right above your garage, it can be very disturbing. You definitely do not want to wake up your family or neighbors when you leave early in the morning or come back home late at night!

4 Types of Garage Door Openers

Garage door repair is the best time to pick the garage door opener. Even if you previously had a chain drive opener, you could move to a screw drive opener this time as the whole unit has to be replaced.

Let’s look into what each type of garage door openers has to offer:

1.      Chain Drive garage doorOpener

Chain drive openers are generally the preferable choice. They are quite durable and the least pricey of all types. However, they are a bit noisy!

2.      Belt Drive garage door Opener

Belt drive openers operate over rubber belts and so, offer a noiseless working. The reduced vibration also assists in lowering the noise.

3.      Screw Drive garage door Opener

Screw drive openers make the best option for people living in extremely lower climates. They prevent iced-over chains and other weather-related problems, especially jamming.

4.      Jack-Shaft garage door Opener

Homeowners with tall garage ceilings usually go for a jack-shaft opener as they are mounted on the side wall. Also, they deliver noiseless functioning.

So, what are you waiting for? If your garage door opener has run into an issue, buy the right garage door opener, and call garage door repair professionals for a quick replacement! 

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Maintaining your garage door seal Calgary is a crucial part of preparing for winter, ensuring the heat stays in, the wind stays out, and the heating bill stays down. Garage door weather seal is available in a wide variety of colours and materials, ensuring your door finds its match. We are local garage door repair company , that is family run and experts in our field. " } ] } ] } }] } from Advantage Garage Doors https://advantagegd.blogspot.com/2020/11/repairing-your-garage-door-opener.html via Advantage Garage Doors

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Living in Calgary

I've been living in Calgary for 2 years already, and I think it's time to recap few things about living here, pros/cons and possible remedies to the issues you might face here.

Please note that life now is different compared with what you could have even 10 years ago. I guess both Vancouver and Calgary (as those are the only cities I've lived in long enough) were nice for newcomers (by newcomers I've meant people who just moved there and didn't have a lot of money to settle in). Right now, both cities have changed and introduced more obstructions to residents.

That's why despite a lot of cons of Calgary below, it doesn't mean that this city shouldn't be considered for living. It's all about tolerance and life choices. If you have proper expectations, it will be easier to adapt. There are definitely people who love Calgary (esp. if they are mortgage-free and/or love winter activities), and who hate it (e.g. who got their houses ruined by hail or flood).

I'm not going to provide a simple list of pros/cons (as cons for me could be pros for you, for example, long winter season), but rather take the most important areas and describe them.

Services

Calgary is definitely a family-friendly city, much more friendlier than Vancouver. Schools and kindergartens are not so busy and expensive. If you want some particular school, you still need to be in the wait-list though, but if you’re not picky, there are definitely some options available. All levels of education, including universities, are presented.

It’s not a problem to get the family doctor too. Walk-in clinics are not so busy too, and emergency wait times are bearable.

Entertainment options are quite good: museums, libraries, one of biggest YMCA in Canada, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Alberta Ballet, Calgary Zoo etc

However, I have to note the prices of the dental services. Alberta has the highest prices for dental. Historically, oil and gas companies provided full dental coverage and didn’t care much about prices. It’s all changed, but the prices are still high. I hope it’s going to change, but right now please be careful about it.

Transportation

I can’t say much about public transit, I guess it's ok-ish in downtown and not so good in the outskirts, but that's applicable for all cities in general. For reference, in 2020 the single fare for adults is $3.50 for 90 minutes (there are no zones in Calgary). There is CTrain too (light rail transit), but it's not as extensive as in Vancouver. There are some plans to improve it (e.g. add Green Line), but it has been delayed many times already, and it's difficult to predict when they will finish it.

Calgary is a private car city - it has 2 major highways (100 km/h limit) through the city, plus there some long streets and avenues which could be considered minor highways (the speed limit up to 80 km/h). Essentially, you can get to any location in Calgary in 30 minutes on average. I guess the only real traffic jams I’ve seen was during Stampede, and it’s just a week in a year. In general, it’s a real pleasure to drive here, especially if you leave Calgary core and takes any of the scenic routes it has on the outskirts and further in the numerous parks.

Despite that there are few obstacles for being a happy driver here:

 a lot of speed cameras. Speed tickets are a source of income for the city, and sometimes they abuse it. Radars are legal, including hidden mobile radars, and the abuses include sudden speed sign changes and school zones limits which disregard the school days, and enforced from 7am to 9pm everyday including weekends and holidays.

gravel on the road. They use sharp-edged gravel in the winter, and considering speeds on highways and lots of semi, you may forget about having a nice non-cracked windshield and sunroof (I've got huge cracks on both). Glass insurance is not included in the basic packages, and should be bought separately.

a note about insurance. It's not cheaper than ICBC, it's actually more expensive and has more restrictions (at least for immigrants).

a lot of construction. Mostly closer to downtown, but major highways are affected too. Fortunately, there are not many two-lane highways like in BC (mostly 4 or 6 lanes), so the delays are not so huge, but could easily take 20-30 minutes.

My recommendations: don’t buy luxury cars (not only winter tires and windshields are expensive, it’s difficult to maintain the low speed), get glass insurance ASAP, use apps like Waze to check the road condition ahead.

Climate

Calgary has more sun than Vancouver, however I can't say it's a sunny city (I guess Canada just in general doesn't have a lot of sun). Moreover, the sun doesn't matter so much as it doesn't mean that the city is getting a lot of its heat - it has snow for at least 6 months a year (first snow could fall in Sep, but usually it doesn’t stay for long, and the last snow is melted in Apr/May).

Sun is very bright (due to altitude), and the humidity is low. Nice green grass requires either irrigation or rainy days. There is no dedicated line for irrigation, so you would need to use the “drinking” water, and a lot of it.

A note about “drinking” water - its quality definitely worse than in Vancouver (it's quite hard and has other chemicals). While they allow us to drink it from the tap, we don't risk it, plus we don't like having stains on every glass surface we have in the house. Fortunately, it's possible to avoid it with softener (plus we have a reverse osmosis system for actual drinking). It’s not cheap though, but it’s a long term investment that could be worth thinking about (we’ve installed the systems from https://www.jugfree.com/ and they have prices there for reference).

Short summers don't always bring warmth and sun only, but also heavy rains, hail and tornado. Hail damages houses and cars, and the last storm in Calgary (June 2020) has the estimation in damages nearly $1 billion: https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/cost-of-damage-from-weekend-storm-could-total-1-billion-nenshi 

Winter is not so harsh though due to Chinook. Visually it looks like huge dark clouds cover the city and the temperature is rising. Even without it, the winter is mild enough, but it's not always good. As the day/night temperature could differ in 20C, the ice (usual or black) is the real issue here, and winter tires are strongly recommended.

My recommendations: South Calgary has a better climate and usually hail is not so bad here (we live in South East). It’s better to avoid the north (besides that, North East has a high crime rate).

Real Estate

The houses are cheaper in Vancouver, definitely. Medium income families can afford decent living conditions here. Surely, nothing fancy, the same overpriced wood frame houses as in North America overall, as the construction lobby is very strong here, and having sound-proof, properly thermal insulated houses, preferably from bricks, is a luxury.

Please note though that the taxes are increasing. As Calgary (and Alberta overall) in a financial crisis (they put in motion a lot of expensive projects when the oil/gas industry boomed, and still couldn’t recover after its collapse), so they burden their problems on residents.

Also, they have tons of other cash grabs there (carbon tax, some administrative fees nobody can explain), so the utilities are not cheap either. Insurance is also one of the highest in Canada (the official excuse is they are losing money because of hail storms and other disasters).

My recommendations: Towns near Calgary could be worth researching (like Okotoks or Chestermere). Surely, there are some disadvantages living there (for example, I’m literally 5 minutes drive from both major highways, so don’t have to deal with the slow traffic), but it’s definitely cheaper. https://www.realtor.ca/ is a Canada-wide database, you can look up the property ahead.

Geography

Calgary has quite a good location if you like nature. It has the unique position to provide access to several big natural areas at once, so if you have bad weather in one region, you can drive to the opposite direction and still find something nice. Please note that Calgary has the international airport with the decent choice of direct flights too.

On the west:

Banff National Park. It's a two hour drive (depending on traffic jams, usually they have some esp. on weekends). Please note that you don’t necessarily need to visit Banff and the park, and can find nice places near Canmore and Kananaskis (K-country).

East K-country, has several provincial parks. More accessible, shorter (1+ hour) drive (not necessary Hwy 1, but also Hwy 22), almost no traffic jams. A lot of ATV options, lakes and mountain hikes.

On the east:

Badlands. Surely, the most famous is Drumheller region (1.5+ hour drive), but they have much more than that as the badlands are presented in many places in Southeast Alberta, like Dinosaur Provincial Park (2h drive).

A lot of lakes with kayaking, fishing and jet skis options. The examples are Lake McGregor (a little over an hour drive) and Lake Newell (2 hours drive).

On the south:

Waterton Lakes National Park, 2.5 hours drive, a lot of activities there, but due to recent forest fires not everything is open.

US border (the traffic is much lighter compared with Vancouver, almost no waits). The prominent examples are Glacier National Park, Montana (3 hours drive) and Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming (10 hours drive).

On the north:

Shortcut to Jasper. While driving through Banff in theory faster (5 hours), in reality due to constructions, traffic jams and two-lane Icefield Parkway it could be faster to drive through Rocky Mountain House (6 hours).

There are a lot of parks there too, we just never got a chance to explore them yet. I guess Big Hill Springs Provincial Park could be an example of those (1 hour drive).

Shopping

It’s easier to shop here due to easy commuting and close availability of the big stores: Costco, Walmart, Superstore, Save-on-Foods, Home Depot, Lowes etc. Definitely, there are big malls (i.e. Chinook Center, CF Market Mall), outlets (i.e. CrossIron Mills) and big specialized stores (i.e. Cabela’s) too.

Diversity is not so good though - mostly North America merchandise. We found only one decent store for Asian products: T&T Supermarket. There are some small Asian stores too (mostly in the North), but they usually don’t have anything extra special compared with T&T.

Seafood options are not so great too (both in restaurants and in stores). Oysters and lobsters are quite uncommon for Calgary. I guess T&T has the best selection, but still less than in Vancouver.

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‘Canada is the most multicultural country in the world’

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Picture caption Syed Najam Hassan has obtained a whole lot of assist for his outside libraries from his household and his local people

Syed Najam Hassan is 42 years previous and lives in Alberta, Canada.

He arrange his first free public library on his entrance garden in Calgary three months in the past.

At the moment there are libraries in seven totally different places in Alberta with tons of of individuals visiting each every day.

Syed’s purpose: “To deliver totally different cultures collectively” impressed by their love of studying.

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Picture caption Syed Najam Hassan: “I make the bookshelves at residence”

Syed was born in Pakistan and moved along with his household to Canada from Saudi Arabia in 2009.

He is obtained assist from the group Love with Humanity, his household and the local people.

“My 12-year-old son, 16-year-old daughter and 18-year-old daughter have given me their pocket cash in an effort to assist me to do that” he stated.

The books are written in 40 totally different languages and Syed has been accumulating them for greater than six years.

“The premise is you’re taking a e book and you come back it later.”

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Picture caption Punjabi and Urdu books sit alongside Canadian classics like Anne of Inexperienced Gables

The libraries are at the moment located in Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane and Chestermere.

Talking about his purpose Syed stated: “I’ve at all times wished to do issues for folks.

“I really like the considered totally different cultures coming collectively.

“Canada is essentially the most multicultural nation on the planet.

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we’ve efficiently launched our Multicultural Mini Free Public Library at Our sixth Location at city of Cochrane. Thanks every and everybody to participant this occasion and particular due to Mayor Jeff Genung and Council of Cochrane. pic.twitter.com/OwrS9xVPLs

— Syed Najam Hassan (@lovewhumanity) October 14, 2018

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“It is large hit. Individuals love this concept” stated Syed. “Even the prime minister of Canada.

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LOVE WITH HUMANITY ASSOCIATION” wish to thank honourable Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau recognize our providers to the group and offering us with the ‘Particular Recognition Award’ in recognition of our First Multicultural Free Public Out of doors Library in Canada pic.twitter.com/6KPIXDFc8v

— Syed Najam Hassan (@lovewhumanity) October 7, 2018

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Picture caption Syed Najam Hassan arranges books on the multicultural library he arrange on his entrance garden

“Individuals from totally different cultures are sharing their love of books in simply accessible locations.

“It is one thing I’ve at all times wished to do.”

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