Now that the sun has returned and the snow is starting to melt, thoughts may be turning to summer flooding.
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Now that the sun has returned and the snow is starting to melt, thoughts may be turning to summer flooding.
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EDMONTON – The city is creating a road closure and development map to keep residents updated about what might be the biggest downtown building boom in Edmonton’s history.
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Are bitcoins a temporary trend or the future of currency?
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The Town of Black Diamond is tapping into the world of social media, hoping to draw more tourists to town this summer.
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Cochranites are no more than two clicks away from the information they desire with the Town of Cochrane’s new and improved website.
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The Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta (RINSA) has redesigned its website.
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CALGARY – Calgary’s biggest for-sale-by-owner real estate company has been sold for an undisclosed sum to ComFree, a national commission-free real estate network.
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Grande Prairie has been chosen as the site of a pilot-project for a new crowd-funding website designed to help boost support for small businesses.
ATB Financial, the brains behind AlbertaBoostR.ca, chose Grande Prairie to test the new site because of the city’s entrepreneurial reputation.
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In 2012 the Town of Stony Plain started a project to update their Municipal Development Plan.
That plan was put into action in part through a website – uniquelystonyplain.ca– and a great deal of public consultation in what Jean Porteous, the Town’s director of planning and engineering, called the neighbourhood parties including a block party and a magic show.
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CALGARY — The Internet remains uncharted territory for Alberta small businesses with less than half of them having a dedicated website, says a survey by RBC.
The survey said 43 per cent of small business owners in the province have a dedicated website; 47 per cent of those businesses say they sell their products and services through their websites; and 40 per cent of entrepreneurs in Alberta say that they use social media to promote their business.
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