Alberta is launching new financial programs targeted at its innovation and technology sector less than one year after startups said that slashed tax credits and grants caused investment to leave
Continuing its unwavering commitment to customer support, Mazak Corporation Canada will officially open a new Technical Center in Edmonton, Alberta, in September of 2020. The facility is
The new Alberta Petrochemicals Incentive Program aims to bring multi-billion dollar investments to projects throughout the province;
Oilsands companies are restoring thousands of barrels of daily production to take advantage of higher oil prices thanks to relaxed pandemic measures
EDMONTON — Alberta is cutting business taxes and pumping $10 billion into infrastructure projects to springboard its economy out of the financial crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advancing Alberta’s manufacturing sector is the goal behind a new initiative launched by Central Alberta Access Prosperity this week.
While many countries have struggled with shortages of medical supplies during the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, Canada has been able to maintain a functioning stock of vitally important personal
Alberta Health Services is receiving 200 ventilators, designed by a group of local companies, to bolster the province’s supply during the COVID-19 pandemic and ahead of any future waves.
The Alberta government is providing $40 million in funding to accelerate technology development for the agriculture, agri-food and forestry sectors.
Oil’s recent rebound is being linked to signs that demand for fuel is growing in China and North America