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Noticing a gap in the market for high-end landscaping materials that could be sold directly to homeowners and contractors, Rockland Landscaping Supplies opened its doors in 2004. The company has
For 50 years, the team of United Tool Supply Ltd. has gone above and beyond for customers across Western Canada. In addition to providing machine shop equipment and supplies, each
EPCOR will match up to $250,000 in campaign donations for programming support and building maintenance at Boyle’s soon-to-be-open King Thunderbird Centre Boyle Street Community Services is embarking on a new
A $10M donation to U of A school crowns distinguished career, will enhance care for Albertans from all walks of life. Riding through Alberta winters to get to a one-room
Canada’s small businesses have a big impact on our economy. As of 2021, there were 1.21 million employer businesses in the country. Of that number, nearly 98 per cent were
In a little over a year from now we’ll find ourselves on the brink of Edmonton’s next municipal election, and I can’t help but find myself reflecting on my own
Laura Kinghorn, executive director of business development at the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, is excited to invite the community to Small Business Week (SBW), presented by Servus Credit Union, running
The world continues to change at a very rapid pace and in ways that many of us could have scarcely comprehended a decade ago. While the pandemic is long past,
Subtle, blatant and sometimes contentious, the Edmonton workplace is undergoing a bit of flux. Some employers and employees are back to work “normal.” Some continue with work from home (WFH).
While Edmonton’s downtown commercial real estate situation has been spared the scramble and dilemma of other downtown markets like Calgary and Vancouver, there are big changes happening. Work-from-home (WFH) and
