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Welcome (Back) to the Edmonton Convention Centre Downtown Edmonton’s largest event space, previously known as the Shaw Conference Centre, returned to its roots as the Edmonton Convention Centre on January
Jeff Huston has seen some… well, let’s just say he’s seen things that most of us prefer not to discuss; but the reality is, no matter where you are, at
Edmonton’s skyline is soaring as building projects continue to rise across the city. However, there is more than construction going on. Edmonton’s builders are embracing technology that is changing, challenging,
A more diverse, resilient Alberta economy depends on a strong manufacturing sector. With an election around the corner, it’s time to put manufacturing on the provincial agenda. You’ve probably heard
Valard, the largest contractor of its kind in Canada and among the largest in North America, is a vertically integrated transnational Canadian utility and construction contractor, with growth initiatives in
Danny Ritchie learned to install and cap windows from his father at a young age. The youngster loved the work and in 1979, he and his brother Terry founded Ultimate
Taxes in Alberta are famously competitive, and they are part of what makes up the Alberta Advantage. However, even as rates for small business have dropped, it’s clear that the
The MBA, or Master of Business Administration, is an internationally recognized postgraduate degree. The MBA program develops the skills necessary for careers in business and management through a core curriculum
Tourism is a growing industry in Edmonton, and like any other sector, it does not exist in a bubble. Having more international guests in our city is having an impact
When Adam Derges, founding partner and vice president of strategic initiatives at Raintree Financial Solutions, is asked what led him establish his own firm, his answer is simple: he wanted
