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Imagine how it would feel to announce year-end results that consistently show that your company has outperformed its competitors on ROA, ROE, EBITDA and revenue growth. Or have you company
Taking a business from an idea to a thriving corporation is exciting and rewarding, but not easy. In addition to the issues that must be balanced every day, the company’s
In late July, Malaysian energy giant Petronas announced it was scrapping the Pacific Northwest Liquid Natural Gas Pipeline. The project, with an estimated $36 billion price tag, was set to
ICE District isn’t the only development happening in Edmonton. With multiple revitalization projects on the go, Edmonton is getting the facelift it needs to remain relevant to residents, retailers, and
The Alberta Government Treasury Board and Finance report, Alberta Economy – Indicators at a Glance (May 2017) notes that the province’s GDP tumbled by 3.8 per cent in 2016; however,
Most Albertans know business aviation contributes to the province’s economy – flying into remote locations to support resource-based industries, helping sell Alberta goods and services internationally, and connecting remote communities
Late in 2016, the Financial Post ran this attention-grabbing headline: “Alberta losing reputation as energy investment destination in wake of higher taxes.” The article, written by Jeremy Van Loon, warned, “Just
“It’s no secret that Alberta’s economy has experienced rocky times,” says Adel Hanafi, commercial real estate associate, specialization in investment sales and leasing at Cushman & Wakefield Edmonton. “However, these
Late last year, the federal government announced a major shift in Canadian mortgage rules. With the new paradigm now firmly in place, it’s time to take a look at the
It has been 10 months since the wildfire began that would cause further devastation in an economy that was already feeling the strain of a recession. While the fire is
