Successful people don’t mess around when it comes to their working space.
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Successful people don’t mess around when it comes to their working space.
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“It blew our expectations out of the water.”
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Some people know what they want to do from an early age and focus on it relentlessly.
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Several residents of the Waterstone and Canals neighbourhoods came out to an open house to voice their support for the City’s curbside organics recycling pilot program which ran from May until September.
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Quick hospitality quiz.
Where is the world’s fifth biggest hotel?
Hint. Not far from Edmonton.
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Years ago, Tama Kieves was a Harvard University graduate, working as a successful lawyer on the partnership track.
Big money and big success were on the horizon.
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The Way You Become A Successful Investor
“The way you become a successful investor is by investing only in what you yourself have a wealth of knowledge about. Concentrate on what you know… you will see a major change coming long before anybody.” – in Bangkok Post
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Since the flooding hit on June 20, it’s now into August and one thing is certain. The Town of High River has come a long way.
Each phase of the clean up comes with its own emotions and frustrations, but residents have to keep hold of that idea that we’ve moved mountains since the flood.
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EDMONTON – PCL Construction posted sparkling financial results for the 2012 fiscal year, which ended last October. But for anyone who follows its activities, that’s hardly a shocker.
After all, the Edmonton-based construction giant — Canada’s top builder, and the sixth-biggest in North America — makes a habit of beating its own records, year after year.
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Calgary homebuilder Deep Shergill says the heartbeat of the housing industry has a direct link to the national economy.
The incoming national president of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association even compares it to a line by late General Motors chairman Charlie Wilson, who said: “What’s good for General Motors is good for America and vice versa.”
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