Chef Quentin Glabus knew that achieving his red seal certificate would lead to some travel opportunities, but he didn’t expect them to be so plentiful and happen so quickly.
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Chef Quentin Glabus knew that achieving his red seal certificate would lead to some travel opportunities, but he didn’t expect them to be so plentiful and happen so quickly.
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Progress is being made on a controversial boarding house in the Grandin section of St. Albert, says city manager Patrick Draper.
The St. Albert Gazette recently received e-mails, letters to the editor and phone calls about a home in the Gould neighbourhood that, while zoned as a single-family dwelling, was in fact being used as a de facto boarding house for dozens of construction workers, complete with cook and housekeeper.
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CALGARY — Alberta’s economy is one of the brightest job markets in the country with over 36,000 new jobs created in the past 12 months.
But not every sector of the province has been churning out jobs equally, says Todd Hirsch, senior economist with ATB Financial.
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EDMONTON- A shortage of skilled trades workers is a longtime concern in Alberta and shows no sign of abating.
In fact, with the economy expanding through a variety of new energy projects, the shortfall could be as many as 70,000 trades people by 2020. Although immigration may address some vacancies, the surest way to fill those jobs is with homegrown talent.
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The trades have become a hot ticket at Red DeerCollege. READ