real estate agent Connie Beringer says business interest in the town is growing just days after U.S. President Donald Trump revived the possibility of constructing the Keystone XL pipeline. He just made one announcement and my phone is ringing fairly steadily.”The Realty Executives agent also manages about 30 rental properties. “I have definitely seen an increase in people coming here to work,” says Beringer, a town councillor. “For the last three years everything has got slower and slower and slower,” says Lefebvre, also a town councillor. “I absolutely think if they go ahead with the Keystone XL pipeline they will build those tanks and the town will prosper again.”

Source: National Post January 29, 2017 16:47 UTC