Alberta

St. Albert lingerie store among those working around restrictions as province starts to open up

Purchase of four distribution hubs with a total of 11 buildings reflect Calgary’s importance in food and e-commerce supply chain

Iconic department store is moving out of downtown Edmonton and Winnipeg

Trans Mountain pipeline, Site-C, LNG projects are deemed essential to Western Canada’s economy

Alberta premier is urging unemployed Albertans to replace foreign farm workers but producers do not expect a big surge of recruits

Calgary on pace for a stellar year prior to the pandemic, with commercial real estate sales up 17 per cent compared to a year earlier

Avison Young and Darvonda Nurseries opened seven pop-up nursery shops in Alberta and Saskatchewan in just four weeks to sell plants and other items that would have normally gone to big-box outlets.

PSAC forecasts a decrease of 1,400 wells this year, representing a $7 billion loss in capital spending

Edmonton hosts pilot project of ‘local central’ program could be expanded to other locations. “This is a really hard time for many small businesses, and we are in a unique position in these challenging times where we can really help out,” says company president.

Beaverbrook Communities, the only Canadian contender, beat out eight finalists from four other countries for the prestigious award