Edmonton
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Downtown Edmonton is trying to come back. Businesses are open. Workers are returning. Investment is active. There is effort on every front. And yet, recovery has stalled. As I enter
I didn’t have a traditional path to leadership. I dropped out of high school. At that point in my life, my potential was not obvious, especially to me. The only
I am going to be direct: governments should be reliant on the success of business, not the other way around. When small and medium-sized enterprises grow, governments collect revenue, communities
Advocacy is most powerful when it is principled, persistent and grounded in the real world experience of the people it represents. Over the past year, Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG), along
Edmonton calls itself pragmatic. We wear it like a badge – grounded, sensible, humble and not prone to hype. We take pride in being the kind of city that doesn’t
Public education is one of the most important economic and social foundations of any community. It shapes our workforce and our long-term competitiveness. In Alberta – where the Choice in
Alberta has always been at its best when opportunity meets determination. The recent Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Alberta and Ottawa, aimed at advancing major energy and infrastructure projects, offers
Leadership is often defined by the milestones we celebrate – growth, promotions, new hires and major wins. But in truth, one of the most telling moments of leadership happens quietly,
Many of Alberta’s greatest business stories began as startups; two people, a cocktail napkin and lip pencil (yes, that was me) or a whiteboard and a bold idea. But Canada’s
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
