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small town alberta

Alberta is full of picturesque small towns, that turn up the holiday charm this time of year and make for the perfect escape from city life. These festive small towns are a road trip away from Calgary and will make you feel like you've stepped into a different world.

Wander around and explore the snowy streets, cute cafes and holiday lights everywhere.

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The holiday season is upon us and if you're looking for a day trip to give you those festive vibes, there are a ton of small towns in Alberta that look like they've been plucked straight out of a Hallmark movie.

You can stroll through twinkling streets illuminated by colourful lights, taking in the breathtaking mountain views and embracing the small-town charm in these spots.

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With fall on the horizon, it's time to start planning autumn road trips to some of the most stunning small towns in Alberta.

These Alberta small towns are packed to the brim with cute coffee shops, adorable boutiques and golden trees and they make the most stunning fall road trips.

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Buying a house is no small task and it's a pricey one at that, however, there are several small towns in Alberta that are actually surprisingly affordable.

In Canada, the national average house price is $662,437, however, there are actually lots of cheaper places to live in Alberta.

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While house prices in Alberta's cities might be on the rise, there are still some affordable spots to buy a house in the province if you know where to look.

A new study from Moving Waldo named a small town in Alberta as one of the "best places to live in Canada" in terms of its overall quality of life and the affordability of housing.

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