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If you’re keeping an eye on the Edmonton skyline, then you’ve probably caught a glimpse of the recent surge of development—development that certainly isn’t “ICE-olated” to the downtown core. Edmonton’s
Raywalt, an underground utilities contractor serving the greater Edmonton area, is celebrating 40 years. It all started in 1979 when co-founders Ray Necula and Walter Volsky launched the business to
When is the last time you thought about a seed? Seeds are small but incredibly significant, representing 90 per cent of the world’s global food supply. Without understanding, improving, analyzing
What makes a Leader? A Leader not only takes on the risks of entrepreneurship, but does so with a mindset of giving back through job creation, creating an outstanding workplace,
Edmonton is a city in transformation with new infrastructure redefining the downtown core and sculpting the ICE District, but are high commercial property taxes too steep a price to pay
It is undeniable: more than ever, tourism is becoming a major economic driver for Canada. In fact, 2018 brought a record-breaking 21.1 million overnight international visitors to our country. Edmonton
NorQuest College, the community post-secondary institution that serves more than 18,000 students from the around the world annually, is introducing new industry-specific programs. “At NorQuest College, new program development is
Earlier this spring ATB Financial was recognized by Great Places to Work® and ranked second in a list of 50 national employers. To be recognized for this honour at least
Businesses encounter some form of red tape each and every day. Businesses have become so accustomed to navigating unfair, costly or contradictory rules and regulation that it becomes almost like
Alberta has officially gone back to blue. In April, the province decided—with a record number of votes—to show its priorities by electing a majority UCP government, showing the country and
