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Since coming to office, Premier Notley has expressed the idea that if she imposed just enough new regulatory barriers and costs on Albertans she could gain so-called “social licence” for
Jen-Col is a commercial and institutional construction company. The president of Jen-Col, Cory Jodoin, has a firm handshake, an infectious laugh, and a relentless drive to create success on every
The Edmonton Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) saw a rise in construction intentions during the first quarter of 2018, when compared to Q1 2017 and Q4 2017, with both residential and
It might not be a tea-party scale tax revolt, but something is definitely brewing in the provincial capital. For the last few weeks, a local coalition of business leaders and
This May, the Federal Government announced its intent to buy the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline. The move, predictably, was praised and derided by various groups arguing between environmental preservation
Catherine Vu is the owner and CUO (chief uptime officer) of Pro-Active IT Management Inc. – but leading a first-class IT firm is the last thing she ever thought she
The old saying is true. Not all heroes wear capes. Sometimes they wear coveralls. When the temperature drops below -25◦C, the furnace is out, and a pipe bursts in your
In April of this year, the Federal Government introduced legislation to legalize the use of cannabis. With legalization comes a number of issues that directly impact Edmonton’s workforce, especially companies
Premium Outlet Collection Edmonton International Airport (POC-EIA) opened in early May, drawing a massive crowd that started arriving the night before to be in line for the grand opening. POC-EIA
The first months of 2018 have been truly stranger than fiction for Alberta’s oil and gas industry. The year began with two NDP premiers going nose to nose like Ali
