CALGARY – Home Depot Canada is building its second Rapid Deployment Centre in southeast Calgary which is scheduled to open in late 2015, the Herald has learned.
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Alberta best province in Canada for job seekers
CALGARY – Calgary is one of the best regions in the country for job seekers, but not the best, says job search engine Adzuna.ca.
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Red Deer is great place for jobs
An international job search engine has confirmed what most Red Deer employers already knew: this is a great place for job-seekers.
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Alberta workers most confident in economy
CALGARY – Alberta workers are the most confident in the country when it comes to the strength of the Canadian economy.
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Calgary bucks national employment trend
CALGARY – The Calgary region added jobs in December, bucking a national employment trend that went in the other direction.
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City boasts lowest unemployment in Alberta
Lethbridge continues to post strong employment numbers.
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U.S. unemployment drops to 5-year low of 7%
A fourth straight month of solid hiring cut the U.S. unemployment rate in November to a five-year low of 7 percent. The gains in the job market could spur greater economic growth.
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Sheriff shortage leaves Edmonton cops to handle remand escorts
A shortage of sheriffs has forced Edmonton police officers to continue escorting prisoners to and from the new remand centre on the city’s north side.
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Near-term job prospects up for Calgary and Edmonton
CALGARY – Near-term job prospects are up in Calgary and Edmonton, according to a report released Monday by the Conference Board of Canada.
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Lamphier: Alberta boom a labour-intensive process
EDMONTON – If history proves anything, it’s that people will go where there is more opportunity to better their lives. In fact, that’s how Canada was built — through successive waves of new immigrants.
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