The Alberta government wants to ensure that foreign-trained professionals and tradespeople will be dealt with quickly when they seek accreditation to work in the province. Continue reading →

Alberta’s film and TV industry is busy in 2019, but it could become more competitive with other Canadian jurisdictions with help from the new Kenney government. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney met with his new caucus and told members he has been receiving phone calls this week from business leaders of major corporations in Canada and abroad who want to begin investing in Alberta. Continue reading →

In the years since the end of the recession, in October 2016, the province has been slowly rebuilding its workforce, but it’s been an uphill battle for thousands of people and the bounce-back varies greatly across the province.  Continue reading →

United Conservatives say nearly 50,000 full-time jobs have been lost in Alberta over the last four months. Is this true? And, could the cause of this be NDP policies, as the UCP suggests? Continue reading →

Some western leaders are wondering why the Quebec company has garnered so much of the Trudeau government’s attention. Continue reading →

UCP leader Jason Kenney asked Albertans if they were better off today than they were four years ago, which sparked a flurry of positive responses. Continue reading →

Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says a UCP government would launch a new immigration strategy to attract more entrepreneurs and focus on rural communities. Continue reading →

KGL Constructors held a job fair on Saturday to find 600 new employees as work on the southwest leg of Calgary’s ring road ramps up. Continue reading →