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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
Edmonton’s commercial, industrial and residential real estate market ended last year with changes, surprises and optimism. Headed for the seasonally busy spring, the 2026 market is already showing momentum. “We
Alberta’s, and Edmonton’s, skilled trade problem is real and simple. The solution is a bit tricky. There is an urgent labour crunch! The demand for skilled trades far exceeds supply.
Medispas offer a broad range of options, treatments and services. The concept is a hybrid of a medical clinic and a day spa. Medispas are a unique fusion of medical
I didn’t have a traditional path to leadership. I dropped out of high school. At that point in my life, my potential was not obvious, especially to me. The only
I am going to be direct: governments should be reliant on the success of business, not the other way around. When small and medium-sized enterprises grow, governments collect revenue, communities
In 2001, founders and managing partners, Les Wold, Dave Brettelle and Dale Rott, started a conversation that turned into a passion spanning 25 years. The topic? Homebuilding – but not
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
On the heels of municipal elections that are reshaping political landscapes across Alberta, the Edmonton Construction Association (ECA) is stepping into a new chapter of advocacy — one defined by
When it comes to senior living, facilities, location, amenities, activities and costs matter. However, there is another factor. Engagement and quality of life are vital. The Canadian senior living market
