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In 2022, when University of Alberta chemistry researcher Dr. Robin Hamilton was searching for a better way to convert bitumen to synthetic crude oil, he unintentionally stumbled upon a chemical
Ottawa’s rollout of Bill C-5 was billed as a breakthrough for Canada’s investment climate, with promises to fast-track major projects. Yet on closer inspection, many of these projects were already
Public confidence in Edmonton’s justice system is wearing thin. Each week, new headlines remind us of an alarming and unsustainable pattern – individuals with lengthy criminal histories are released, reoffend
With more than 200 flooring companies in Edmonton, how does a single company stand out? For Mike McCormick and Markus Gerbrandt, co-owners of World Floorcoverings, it comes down to two
It’s hard not to think of that iconic Page the Cleaner logo when you think of Edmonton. For a long time, the courteous pageboy smiled down on passersby in Edmonton
Mike Mrdjenovich came to Canada as a teen. The young Yugoslavian was rich in dreams and ambition, even though his pockets were empty. He found work up north as a
When Robert (Bob) Gibson started his small service shop in Edmonton 50 years ago, he had no idea that the humble beginning would turn into one of Canada’s leading parts
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has reached financial close on a $100 million loan to Cando Rail & Terminals to expand its state-of-the-art rail-centric supply chain hub in Western Canada.
Edmonton’s best stories always start the same way – people showing up for their neighbourhoods, businesses and each other. This fall, we all have a chance to show up again
We often hear that governments don’t listen, that decisions are made in Edmonton or Ottawa without the voices of everyday citizens being considered. The Alberta Next Panels were designed to
