Like many in his profession, canola runs deep for Scott Keller. The prized crop takes up a quarter of Keller Farms near Camrose, Alta., sharing rotation with wheat, malt barley
It’s easy to understand the appeal of business aircraft: they take you where and when you need to go reliably and efficiently, whether it’s to a remote location, a small
Edmonton is at a tipping point – one where out world-class talent and creativity could open new frontiers and define our city’s future. As we look toward every exciting, unpredictable
Have you been to the Edmonton International Airport (EIA) recently? Not only is the airport itself buzzing with exciting developments, the land around the airport is changing too. “The Edmonton
In the March issue of Business in Edmonton Magazine, Parkland County discussed the exciting infrastructure changes in the region and the growth in Acheson Industrial Area. Today, Parkland County reveals
In 2018, according to statistics from the Workers Compensation Board of Alberta, 23 workers across eight industry sectors were killed either on their work site or as a direct result
During the spring two new members, James Crossman and Sandra Marin, were appointed to the board of the Edmonton Public Library (EPL). James Crossman, data centre design engineer, PowerHouse Data
BDC, the bank exclusively devoted to Canadian entrepreneurs, has won the Mercuriades Award in the category of Development of a Web or Mobile Technology Presented by TELUS–Large Business. Now in
Alberta’s manufacturing sector has been slowly recovering in recent years, but still has a distance to travel before it matches the output and employment levels it enjoyed before the oil
As of writing this the dust has settled on the provincial election and the people of Alberta have chosen a new governing party. Some are happy with the change. Some
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