The Alberta government says that the province has plenty of jobs to fill and is wondering why Quebecers aren’t coming out west to take them.
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The Alberta government says that the province has plenty of jobs to fill and is wondering why Quebecers aren’t coming out west to take them.
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CALGARY — Alberta Enterprise Group will be hosting a delegation of 40 Quebec business leaders in Alberta to build deeper partnerships and economic ties between Alberta and Quebec companies.
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CALGARY – A study commissioned by TransCanada Corp. shows Ontario and Quebec to be among the biggest economic winners from construction of its proposed Energy East pipeline, though company CEO Russ Girling admits it will take more than rosy numbers to win public support for the $12-billion project.
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If you believe certain environmentalist groups, Enbridge’s plan to reverse the flow of the pipeline that runs from Sarnia, Ont. to Montreal in order to bring western oil to Quebec is a bad idea.
The oilsands are dirty, they say, and pipelines are dangerous. They want governments to block that plan.
Of all the positions taken by the anti-oil movement in Canada, this must rate as one of the most irrational.
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As the nation debated the good and bad of foreign investment from Asian state-owned companies this month, Montreal investment executive Jean-Guy Desjardins was on a plane to Calgary to lock up a major acquisition.
During the trip, the chairman, chief executive officer and chief investment officer of Fiera Capital Corp., one of Quebec’s largest investment managers, met with his 20 new staff in Calgary at Canadian Wealth Management Group Inc., the company he purchased from Paris-based Société Générale, to “celebrate the beginning of our marriage.”
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