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When Angela Coldwell describes the origins of Honour the Work, she begins with a familiar scene: a career fair where students stare blankly when told their marketing or business skills
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
Technology is transforming Edmonton’s construction sector and spiking demand for skills training. On many construction sites, technology and digital tools have become invaluable, particularly for vital construction aspects like scheduling,
Last year was lots of activity, progress, commotion, traffic snarls and grumbling drivers on Edmonton’s Yellowhead Trail and Valley Line West LRT construction. This year, the activity, progress, commotion, traffic
ICE District is a unique and exciting Edmonton success story! Way beyond just hockey, ICE District continues to be transformational when it comes to the “business of Edmonton’s downtown.” As
The official ground breaking happened in May and the corner of 109th Street and 105th Avenue is already bustling with orange-vested crews, heavy construction equipment and commotion. However, it is
With a few lingering speedbumps in the plan, sideline LRT boosters and critics seem to agree – the momentum about Edmonton’s LRT is positive. “The Valley Line West LRT
People change. Life and lifestyles change. Trends change. Consumer wants, needs, wish lists and creature comforts change. And construction – especially Edmonton’s residential construction – changes. While the basics still
All things considered, Edmonton has a positive housing market but, in some ways, it is also a quirky and conflicted housing market. Unlike other major markets like Vancouver, Toronto and
As in most major Canadian areas, the key segments of Edmonton’s real estate market – re-sales, new builds, condos and rentals – continue to be a roller coaster, with various
