When Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall chose to write a letter to eight Alberta-based energy companies promising generous subsidies and perks to relocate to Saskatchewan, he picked the wrong fight. When
With both the provincial government and Edmonton city council ignoring the necessity to meaningfully reduce spending, it’s crucial now for taxpayers and businesses to push back against further tax hikes
I read with great interest an article in the Edmonton Sun about how Edmonton video game giant BioWare is calling for a $10 million tax credit for Alberta’s interactive entertainment
Rumours have been swirling around the Alberta business community for months that the government intends to revamp the province’s labour code. If there’s substance behind these rumours, we need to
It’s no secret businesses across Alberta are struggling. In many cases, Edmonton businesses are no exception. Both employers and employees have been dealt a series of tough hands. Edmonton’s economy
It’s anyone’s guess how U.S. President Donald Trump will govern, and that’s a serious challenge for Canadian businesses. While much of Trump’s controversial campaign focused on issues not relevant to
It’s a new year: a time when people commit to stop dreaming, and start doing, adopting an air of clarity and honesty about their goals, their failures and how they’ll
Our neighbours to the south have elected a new president, Donald Trump. During the campaign he promised many changes that will impact businesses in the U.S. But what does the
Alberta businesses needed a win, and they finally got one. The federal government’s approval of the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) Project gave a much-needed reason to celebrate. In fact, as
Will a city charter mean new, higher taxes for Edmonton residents? After stakeholder sessions and two public consultation sessions in Edmonton, we still don’t have an answer. City charters are
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