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The conversation in the 1980s was not yet urgent about accessibility and aging in place. However, that did not mean the need was not there. Richard Meunier saw the barriers
There is a sometimes subtle but seismic shift, not only in Edmonton business but also in the perception of Edmonton business. For a long time, Edmonton was energy services driven.
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
The board of directors of EPCOR Utilities Inc. (“EPCOR” or the “Company”) recently announced that Stuart Lee retired as president and CEO upon the completion of the Company’s annual general
The relationship between business education and the business community isn’t a one-way street. This symbiotic relationship has give and take. On one hand, businesses are looking to recruit the talent
The Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG) congratulates Premier Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party on their election victory. AEG looks forward to sharing the priorities of our members and cooperating
R oyal Mayfair Golf Club is one of only six clubs in Canada to carry the royal distinction. The 100-year history of the club proves, beyond a doubt, that the
Those that frequent the bustling Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market choose from more than 130 vendors in a comfortable, indoor setting. However, just 40 years ago, this was not the case.
As a young optometrist in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Dr. Alan Ulsifer loved providing quality eyecare to patients, but he loved the business side of optometry even more. Throughout his early
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