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As we look towards the end of the pandemic, hiring is ramping up across the Edmonton region and the province. Alberta is adding jobs faster than most provinces; its employment
It’s the latest in a seemingly endless series of challenges against Canada’s energy and petrochemical industries. For various reasons we’ve witnessed several energy infrastructure projects abandoned, delayed or cancelled. Energy
We have weathered quite a storm over the past eight years, and although it isn’t clear blue Alberta skies yet, we can see some of the clouds parting. At the
We’re well into a new year but in many ways, it feels like 2021 all over again. The COVID-19 pandemic remains, the future still feels uncertain, the challenges for economic
This COVID-19 pandemic and the energy downturn has hit the economy hard, including the manufacturing sector. Alberta’s manufacturers have global supply chains that have been disrupted, their customer bases have
As the provincial government prepares for a new budget year, it is important that they be reminded of their mandate. The voters of Alberta placed us under new management, and
Happy New Year. Let’s see if we can’t keep our focus on things with optimism and hope attached. The rearview mirror in our vehicle is tiny compared with the windshield
After an incredibly difficult year and a half of living in the present, putting immediate health and safety concerns above all else, it’s a tremendous relief to think about the
Last month we spoke about the economic role of government encouraging commerce and clearing barriers for citizens and businesses. With that in mind we would like to share our inquiries
At the tail end of summer, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) asked members across Canada about the most controversial issue facing business in 2021: should employers implement vaccine requirements for
