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When Tom Viinikka talks about the best time to start a business, he reaches for an old piece of wisdom about planting trees. “When’s the best time to plant a
Ken Barry was 34 years old when he and his wife, Magdalena, loaded up their family and left Ontario for Alberta. He had a background in commercial furniture with one
Phil Strong has been an entrepreneur for as long as he can remember. He came to Canada at 17, delivered newspapers as his first job and never stopped looking for
Grant Fedoruk, the founder and CEO of Leading Edge Physiotherapy, has a unique perspective that he infuses into every moment of every day. From state-of-the-art clinics in Edmonton, St. Albert,
For more than four decades in Northern Alberta, Junior Achievement (JA) has been dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a rapidly evolving global economy. Through hands-on
He calls himself a “Passionate ideas guy and all around decent-ish human,” but for the thousands of people, non-profits and clients that Matt Aubin has worked with over the years,
We tend to think of industries as silos. One can be in energy or manufacturing, healthcare or aviation – however, there is a common thread connecting it all: software. For
When you see those bright orange signs with the blue “hughes”, the happy yellow car with the scrubbing bubbles and those big orange tanks situated in ideal locations for bulk
For 137 years, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce has championed business leaders and connected communities. As times changed, industries emerged while others faded, demographics evolved and paradigms shifted. Throughout it
The spirit of the Oilers is always alive and well in the Capital City, and when it’s game day, you’ll find buses flashing “Go Oilers Go” across their destination line,
