Edmontonians can scarcely be blamed for suffering from a modicum of development fatigue. Over the past decade, Edmonton residents have seen their city embark on its biggest urban makeover in
The carbon levy came into effect on January 1, and while some have already received their rebates, many businesses are looking at it as just another tax increase—one that is
Alberta’s Capital City has always been a place of commerce. In 1976, a campsite was discovered overlooking the River Valley. The site, which dates back to 3000 – 500 BCE,
TELUS World of Science (TWOSE) was the site for the Alberta-based Discovery Agents company to launch their app in Edmonton. Edmonton Valley Zoo, Alberta Innovates and the Legislative Assembly of
With its famous rotating top (La Ronde restaurant) and iconic tower structure, Chateau Lacombe has been quietly and elegantly watching Edmonton grow for 50 years. Named for Father Lacombe, who
A recent panel by the federal government on youth entering the workforce discovered something that many people are already familiar with: sending hundreds of applications out into the online ether
Grand Villa Casino, Edmonton’s new 60,000 square foot and $32 million gaming destination, opened late last year in ICE District. Within a very short period of time, the casino proved
Those golden years are coming, and like it or not, the tax man is going to pay your estate one final visit after you die; but there’s no need to
Education has always worked towards building better and stronger economies, but our economy has experienced an undeniable shift. Now, more than ever, Alberta’s economy is becoming more global. How are
You don’t need to have a trip planned to be excited about the Edmonton International Airport (EIA) these days. A multi-stage commercial development that will provide an estimated 2,000 jobs
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