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The manufacturing industry is the lifeblood of Alberta, and Canada as a whole. The COVID-19 pandemic era has resulted in multiple upsets within the manufacturing industry, from labour shortages and
Owning property and their own home is a dream for many people, and despite some ebb and waning in the real estate markets, there are always opportunities available for those
Innovate Edmonton has a bold vision to position Edmonton as a global innovation capital by supporting Edmonton-made solutions to global challenges. As part of this vision, and to accelerate homegrown
It’s an exciting start to the new year for JEN COL as we celebrate six new partners invited to the ownership group. They each model JEN COL’s core values daily
As we look towards the end of the pandemic, hiring is ramping up across the Edmonton region and the province. Alberta is adding jobs faster than most provinces; its employment
It’s the latest in a seemingly endless series of challenges against Canada’s energy and petrochemical industries. For various reasons we’ve witnessed several energy infrastructure projects abandoned, delayed or cancelled. Energy
We have weathered quite a storm over the past eight years, and although it isn’t clear blue Alberta skies yet, we can see some of the clouds parting. At the
Kristina Williams, President and CEO, Alberta Enterprise Corporation Kristina Williams, President and CEO with Alberta Enterprise Corporation (Alberta Enterprise), describes her career journey as a tendency to say “yes” when
Air Extreme Inc. is a local, independent, family owned and operated business providing safety training courses (online and in person), safety equipment (for rent or purchase) and custom-built breathing air
In 1962, Meinhard “Mickey” Kehren started a business called Fabricated Plastics Limited in his garage. Today, the family business, now run by the second generation, is best known for its
