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Ken Barry was 34 years old when he and his wife, Magdalena, loaded up their family and left Ontario for Alberta. He had a background in commercial furniture with one of the world’s largest office furniture manufacturers, and he had spotted something most people hadn’t yet: Edmonton needed a better office interiors dealership. The timing was right.

“I partnered with ...


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For much of its history, the Edmonton Construction Association (ECA) operated in a familiar posture: a respected local organization that networked its members, served its community and deferred to the Alberta Construction Association (ACA) when provincial matters arose. Its relationship with the City of Edmonton was effective, if sparing. Federal engagement was largely episod...


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Edmonton real estate is dynamic!

Maybe it’s the 325 annual days of sunshine; the affordable housing; attractive new communities and suburbs; no provincial sales tax; major employers like agriculture, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, housing and retail and the city’s reputation as the “Festival City” that earned Edmonton the prestigious rank of being declare...


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Alberta businesses are no strangers to uncertainty. They have weathered volatile oil prices, inflation, labour shortages, changing government policies, trade disputes and economic downturns. However, the current uncertainty surrounding Alberta’s referendum is different because it raises questions about something businesses depend on perhaps more than anything else: stability....


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September always feels like the real start of the year. The kids are back in school, summer holidays are over, regular staff meetings resume and the pace of business picks up almost overnight. Projects move forward again, and fall events and year-end priorities quickly take over our calendars.

However, the most important meeting you attend this fall might not happen...


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