While the Alberta economy will continue to be the envy of the country in 2014, national and international economic forces could dampen its outlook.
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While the Alberta economy will continue to be the envy of the country in 2014, national and international economic forces could dampen its outlook.
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EDMONTON – Edmonton’s economy is growing about three times faster than the national average. So what exactly is it that sets our city apart?
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OTTAWA (Reuters) – The Canadian economy showed unexpected strength in October, growing for the fourth month in a row and boosting market hopes that the country might finally be shaking off the worst of the great recession.
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A split opinion among city council members will either lead to property tax hikes or a slowdown in economic development, according to elected members at Tuesday’s corporate services committee meeting.
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CALGARY – Alberta has been the largest contributor to economic growth in the country for three consecutive years, outpacing the much larger economies of Central Canada, says a new report released Monday by the Conference Board of Canada.
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Todd Hirsch served up a slice of onion at a Red Deer Chamber of Commerce luncheon Wednesday.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada’s economy picked up speed in the third quarter, with stronger-than-expected growth driven mainly by consumer spending and business inventory accumulation while there were also signs of a rebound in business investment.
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Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management put together this map that pretty much sums up everything going on in every major region of the U.S. economy.
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Mayors Nolan Crouse and Tom Flynn say their governments should buddy-up for the betterment of both communities.
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Customers at St. Albert gas stations were in for a surprise Thursday morning as fuel prices dropped to about 99 cents.
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