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.
Small-to-medium sized businesses in Western Canada will have access to an additional $263.7-million in COVID-19 relief funding, the federal government announced Friday.
Oilsands companies are restoring thousands of barrels of daily production to take advantage of higher oil prices thanks to relaxed pandemic measures
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.
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
Calling all suppliers – Help Canada combat Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Government of Canada is asking suppliers about their ability to provide products and services.
The Alberta government says it plans to join three other provinces in exploring small-scale nuclear technology.
PRIMED Medical Products (PRIMED) has today announced its intent to establish a new major medical manufacturing facility in Canada.
The event will be co-located with the Smart Manufacturing Experience, hosted by SME, AMT, CESMII, and AMI, and will take place at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh on June 4-5, 2024.