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Real estate can often be a volatile market with ever-changing regulations and trends, making it difficult for businesses and individuals to keep up with every aspect on their own. That’s
According to the Government of Canada’s Women Entrepreneurship Strategy, “Only 16 per cent of Canadian businesses are owned or led by women and yet studies show that by advancing women’s
Bryan DeNeve is pleased to start his term as the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce chair, becoming part of the history of an organization that was in place even before Edmonton
According to majorprojects.alberta.ca, the province has about 615 active projects underway, totaling $191.5 billion. Construction projects in Edmonton account for $186.5 million of that total. From infrastructure to residential, commercial
For up-and-coming businesses, finding solid investors is incredibly important. Since getting started is one of the hardest parts of running a business, receiving support in the form of investor capital
Data released in September 2019 shows a 2.8 per cent decline in (seasonally adjusted) manufacturing sales in July, following a 7 per cent contraction in June. Although the first few
According to Clifford Lachmansingh, national lead, private trust, MD Financial Management, trusts offer some clear advantages in terms of planning and security. “Life circumstances change,” Lachmansingh says. “Incapacitations and major
Education is often a key factor in improving your prospects, for both your professional and personal life. If you are looking to take it to the next level in your
It’s the 1980s in Alberta. The 1970s oil boom has gone bust. Jobs are scarce, corporations are failing, and people are migrating out of the province. Hardly the best time
What are independent schools? Who goes to them? Why should “we” pay for them? Are they held accountable by anyone? Do they serve a public good? These are only a
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