This is part of the risk involved, it isn't necessary to be expecting a global pandemic at any given moment.

I catapulted that academic success into a job with one a top global Pharmaceutical company.

It's the cleanest city in the world, there are many incentives to living here, government is pushing for diversification in the tech industry,  and it's quite affordable compared to other major Canadian cities.

I am so glad that despite the global issues that we are facing, you closed on an amazing deal.

My in-house property manager was just asking if there's a simpler way we can start managing calendar inputs so they tie to projects and provide a global view.

I am curious to hear from other Canadian investors where they see the Alberta market going in the future. 

Sure, very common, in fact there is a reason many Canadians invest in AZ instead of Canada Land, you might want to look at https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/58...

There are many Canadians here.  

I came from the US, where I felt most comfortable operating my rentals under an LLC I owned, but that option is not available here in Canada and for various reasons, I don't want to form a corporation.Do any of you sole proprietor Canadians operate your rentals under a business name, or do you just use your real name?

Canadians with their exchange rates on currency have cooled off some buying in the U.S. but other countries have heated up investing here.Lot of people in CA are willing to pay low caps because simply they do not need the money.