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
Edmonton’s Food Bank has seen a 50 per cent increase in demand since 2015. Continue reading
Alberta energy experts are concerned that the Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate hike hits a province still recovering from a recession. Continue reading
Calgary’s real-estate market is still weak despite the upturn in the provincial economy. Continue reading
After more than a decade — and a number of community-driven initiatives — the head of ATB Financial announced he will be retiring. Continue reading
For all the change that has come with the NDP displacing the decades-old Tory dynasty, there remains one constant in Alberta politics: governments wishing to have their cake and eat it, too. Continue reading
Hundreds of small businesses in Alberta, and across the country, are grappling with economic uncertainty after one of the province’s largest home builders was placed in receivership. Continue reading
A new report suggests Alberta has cleared the recession, but says it will likely be a few more years before a stronger and more resilient economy fully emerges. Continue reading
Bank of Montreal economists say there’s a housing bubble in Toronto. Continue reading
The Conference Board of Canada says it expects Alberta to emerge from one of the worst recessions to ever hit the province next year. Continue reading