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Edmonton continues to meet the challenges of our current economic climate. We don’t have a choice. Our city and provincial government will continue to address their revenue and expense issues
Seven Indigenous communities are now major stakeholders in Alberta PowerLine (APL), with a 40 per cent equity share. This move will allow these communities to not only be direct owners,
We all need goals, and Tourism Alberta is no different. With a lofty target of $20 billion by 2030, CEO Royce Chwin believes some creative thinking can get them there.
The new Vandenbergs Jewellers features a backlit quartz wall, coffee bar, state-of-the-art workshop and immaculate showroom. A couple weeks before it opened, Ralph Vandenberg, president, stood in what would become
Junior Achievement of Northern Alberta and Northwest Territories (JA AB-NWT) is celebrating 55 years, but it is as relevant and necessary today as it was when it launched in the
Go Auto is not just another dealership group. The brand rivals stereotypical views of the industry while providing outstanding value for customers and boundless opportunity for staff – all while
Valard is a different type of utility contractor with the ability to handle any project, any size, anywhere. Offering more than 30 industry solutions and enjoying a local and a
If there is one stereotype we as Edmontonians can all agree on it is the age-old joke that Alberta only has two seasons — winter and construction. Building Edmonton, a
The Edmonton EXPO Centre and its grounds have long been a hub for large events in our city, evoking thoughts of bustling trade shows and conventions where visitors line up
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