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Work From Home (WFH). It’s no longer a fad, and it’s not (yet) a new normal. However, for many Edmonton employers and employees, it is a rumbling and hot issue.
Downtown Edmonton, in commercial real estate terms, is a focused, re-imagined and an encouragingly rebounding work-in-progress. There are positives and, yes, there are lingering challenges. Some of the positives include
Alberta keeps evolving. The seeds of prosperity and commerce started in antiquity with the early formation of the oil sands. In 1717, Henry Kelsey, a fur trader from Europe, was
The federal government’s targets for greenhouse gas emissions currently include a 30 per cent reduction in nitrous oxide emissions by 2030, which the government called both “ambitious, and achievable.” However,
In all businesses, health and safety continue to be a vital priority. The key reason is, people! Undisputedly, employees are the most valuable asset of any workplace. When people feel
Myron Keehn, President & CEO of Edmonton International Airport (YEG), sees his role as more than running the airport. He sees it as a chance to turn it into an
While most Edmonton construction experts and insiders wouldn’t exactly call it a “boom,” they are optimistic about a resurgence, growth and positive momentum in housing construction. Just as Edmonton’s capital
It’s unfortunate but despite being widely recognized as a key cargo and logistics area, Edmonton’s cargo sector is often overlooked in the gush of other, high-impact business news. “Cargo and
Some people have big dreams. Some have great vision. Some have a natural head for business. Herve Faucher has all three. Faucher, GMS Aggregates Inc’s president and founder, saw an
It’s suddenly the hot topic and a threatening and scary fact of business life – the new risk management. Maddening, frustrating and, particularly for small and midsize businesses (SMBs), much
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