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Heading in to the second year of a COVID-influenced market, real estate in Alberta has seen its fair share of highs and lows. What began as a sluggish spring in
This last year has taught a lot of us about our true priorities, and for many that means getting closer to family, friends, good times and the openness of nature
Angela Armstrong is the president and founder of Prime Capital Group of Companies, a direct lender specializing in the equipment finance and lease solutions that enable businesses to scale and
The COVID-19 pandemic will go down in history as a time of trials and tribulations for industries around the world. While many industries struggled, others rose to the occasion, providing
March 16, 2020 started off as business as usual for most Edmonton professionals. This includes NIRIX, IT experts delivering technology and digital workspace innovation for businesses. Since its 2001 launch,
Memory Express sells computers, electronics, gaming systems, home theatre equipment, and provides corporate IT services. It was 1996. The Ngo brothers, Minh, Yet, Hien, and Ut, were looking for work
Technology is an ever fluid entity that is constantly evolving and advancing, and when it comes to mobile telecommunication, the latest is 5G technologies. 5G, a shorthand form of 5th
Edmonton’s construction industry is moving past a year of pandemic challenges and the outlook is strong. Projects and initiatives are bettering the future for the industry whether it be revitalizing
According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses, COVID-19 could cause 181,000 organizations across the nation to close their doors. In Alberta, the report shows 22 per cent of businesses
Last summer Carolyn Campbell became the President and CEO of NorQuest College, and she couldn’t be happier about it. For Campbell it is the culmination of the many paths she
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