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'A lot more change': Downtown Edmonton flush with fresh retail vacancies
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (531+ words) While there are notable vacancies in the area, a CBRE report said business interest is picking up thanks to revitalization efforts Downtown Edmonton saw a fresh batch of new openings in the retail market at the year’s halfway point. A…...
Alberta's new insurance regime will see savings for 88 per cent of vehicles: rate board
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (456+ words) Alberta motorists will on average see a savings of $297 per vehicle under the province’s new insurance model set to take effect in January, say new reports from the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board (AIRB). The industry regulator on Tuesday published…...
Federal Finance Minister says Alberta is ‘front and centre’ in Canada’s growth amid trade war
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (479+ words) Comments come during Edmonton Chamber of Commerce event, where trade and the province's relationship with Ottawa were top of mind Could use HL help! Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Alberta is at the forefront when it comes to the…...
Opinion: Alberta's toothless energy regulator puts all Canadians at risk
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (280+ words) This past June, when Imperial Oil pleaded guilty to a 5.3-million-litre toxic wastewater leak at its Kearl facility, the ensuing $120,000 penalty was barely a slap on the wrist for a corporate giant that reported $3.2 billion in net profits in 2025. This…...
Lorne Gunter: Eastern pipeline more effective than oil tariffs in Canada-U.S. trade war
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (612+ words) If you wanted one word to describe the state of Venezuela’s oil industry, it would be decrepit. There are a lot of good reasons not to use Western Canadian oil as a bargaining chip in this country’s trade war with…...
B.C. rig welders go on strike as concerns over stagnant wages spread to Alberta
1+ week, 2+ day ago (604+ words) Welders look for increase wage rates, more Rig welders in northern B.C. seeking higher standardized contract rates have stopped work on all welding contracts until a hourly wage of $150m and more labour conditions have been met. The movement is quickly spreading…...
Old Downtown YMCA $35-million revamp opening to first occupants in late fall
1+ week, 3+ day ago (575+ words) The $35-million revamp of Downtown’s historic YMCA building is almost ready for its first occupants after nearly nine years of work and planning on the project. The renewed property, now called Williams Hall, is set to have a patchwork of…...
Closing roads for construction will cost Edmonton builders more in 2027
1+ week, 4+ day ago (463+ words) City increases road closure permit fees with hopes of encouraging businesses to speed up work and minimize traffic disruptions. Construction companies that close roads to complete their builds will be paying more next year for the privilege, which City of…...
'Ready to fight back:' Why some AUPE workers in senior care are considering a strike
1+ week, 5+ day ago (710+ words) "We're kind of left scratching our heads, saying, 'Where did the money go?' We think it's going to profit." The union representing 21,000 continuing care workers in Alberta says some of its members are getting close to job action, which could…...
Canada can't trust U.S., may have to endure turmoil till midterms: Edmonton professor
1+ week, 5+ day ago (583+ words) 'There's a coming U.S. election, and so incentive for countries to use time as a weapon against the U.S.' Arguably, the greatest leader in American pop-culture history was portrayed by a Canadian. And, for those of us who know more about the…...