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Alberta government selling lots it purchased for millions after Calgary’s 2013 flood
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August 19, 2025
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3:14Now PlayingThe provincial government bought 17 damaged homes in communities along the city's Elbow River after Calgary’s 2013 flood. Now, the province is preparing to sell some of the properties. The CBC's Acton Clarkin has the details. (CORRECTION: The province is correcting information it provided to CBC for this story. Rather than offer the City of Calgary the first opportunity to purchase the 17 properties bought in the aftermath of the 2013 Calgary flood, the Infrastructure Ministry says the province is taking a market-based approach on the sale. CBC is told the goal is to ensure the properties are made available to the public at fair market value, with listings expected to begin in early 2026.)
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