Edmonton
11°C
Across Alberta, employers in nearly every sector are asking the same question: where will the next generation of workers come from? From skilled trades and agriculture to health care, aviation
On the heels of municipal elections that are reshaping political landscapes across Alberta, the Edmonton Construction Association (ECA) is stepping into a new chapter of advocacy — one defined by
Edmonton is growing fast. In 2024, our region issued more than $4 billion in building permits, representing a 30 per cent increase from the previous year. The City’s economic updates
Construction is underway on a 35,000 square-metre state-of-the-art facility at MacEwan University in downtown Edmonton. At an event on February 27, 2023, Demetrios Nicolaides, minister of Advanced Education, announced the
The Province of Alberta has become a destination of choice for people seeking new opportunities due to its growing economy and lower cost of living compared to other parts of
On April 9, 2025, a chartered bus travelled through the industrial heart of Alberta’s capital region, carrying 55 educators on a mission to uncover the lesser-known corners of the construction
For 120 years, Norwood Foundry has been the heartbeat of Nisku, Alberta, crafting metal castings that quietly hold our communities together—think manhole covers, tree grates and valve boxes. As it
Construction insurance is experiencing a transformation as companies begin to use increasingly sophisticated tech solutions on job sites. These tools help streamline operations and improve risk management, which insurers are
The Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG) has an ambitious and dynamic focus: Prosperity for all in Alberta. AEG believes so completely in the power of business to support people, families and
In 1959, Dale Michels and his wife, Ruth, established Michels in Brownsville, WI. Michels’ first jobs were installing natural gas mains and underground telephone lines and cables. Throughout the next
