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I am going to be direct: governments should be reliant on the success of business, not the other way around. When small and medium-sized enterprises grow, governments collect revenue, communities
Advocacy is most powerful when it is principled, persistent and grounded in the real world experience of the people it represents. Over the past year, Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG), along
Alberta has always been at its best when opportunity meets determination. The recent Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Alberta and Ottawa, aimed at advancing major energy and infrastructure projects, offers
Many of Alberta’s greatest business stories began as startups; two people, a cocktail napkin and lip pencil (yes, that was me) or a whiteboard and a bold idea. But Canada’s
Ottawa’s rollout of Bill C-5 was billed as a breakthrough for Canada’s investment climate, with promises to fast-track major projects. Yet on closer inspection, many of these projects were already
We often hear that governments don’t listen, that decisions are made in Edmonton or Ottawa without the voices of everyday citizens being considered. The Alberta Next Panels were designed to
Premier Danielle Smith’s recent announcement to begin public consultations about nuclear power this fall could not be timelier. At Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG), we applaud this move as a powerful
In a world wrestling with climate targets and energy transitions, Canada already has a superpower that we do not talk about nearly enough: zero-carbon electricity. Let’s start with the basics.
Alberta stands at a crossroads. On one side, a ballooning provincial healthcare budget—projected to consume over 40 per cent of total spending. On the other, escalating deficits and a generational
With the dust of the federal election now settled, the time for speculation is over. No matter which federal party rules, one truth remains constant: Alberta’s strength lies in its
