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Northern Petrochemical Corporation announces $2.5-billion project in Alberta's Grande Prairie region

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says a planned $2.5-billion petrochemical plant in the Grande Prairie region is a sign of hope in the province’s economic recovery.

edmontonjournal.com

 

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Alberta is on the verge of another boom — will it be more sustainable this time around?

Province with deepest economic contraction of 2020 on pace to post biggest expansion of 2021 and carry gains into next year

edmontonjournal.com

 

[Gronk!]

Edmonton leads Canada in return to office recovery in third quarter, real estate report says

Edmonton is leading Canada in return-to-office trends, says a new report from real estate firm Avison Young.

edmontonjournal.com

 

[ChazYEG]

Edmonton leads Canada in return to office recovery in third quarter, real estate report says

Edmonton is leading Canada in return-to-office trends, says a new report from real estate firm Avison Young.

edmontonjournal.com

Unnoticeable. Downtown looks as drab and slow as it has for the past two years

 

[occidentalcapital]

Yup, Globe and Mail has run about 15 articles now on how hard-done-by Calgary's downtown is, and the heroic efforts of the City and others to revitalize the space, the "momentum" building, etc. Where is the attention to Edmonton's downtown? Edmonton needs, if anything, a larger focus and greater attention than Calgary. The downtown is not suitable for a capital city.

 

[MacLac]

That’s what they do…do what I do…stay away from that junk media outlet…..

 

[Gronk!]

Alberta Innovates to receive nearly $50 million in new government funding for projects

Alberta Innovates is receiving nearly $50 million in government funding for new projects.

edmontonjournal.com

 

[Romanov]

Edmonton leads Canada in return to office recovery in third quarter, real estate report says

Edmonton is leading Canada in return-to-office trends, says a new report from real estate firm Avison Young.

edmontonjournal.com

The trend is based on the end of third quarter. While there were many announcements of a return to the office in late summer, many downtown tenants have since pushed out their returns due to the fourth wave. Downtown office occupancy has been hovering since summer and more noticeable returns are expected by Spring 2022. However, as we have seen, not easy to forecast at the moment.

 

[occidentalcapital]

 

[itom987]

Hundred what condition? Profitability, growth, happiness??

 

[Glenco]

Santander opening office.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1464265829206298626

 

[ChazYEG]

Santander opening office.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1464265829206298626

That's HUGE!!!!!!!!!!
Best news for Edmonton's business environment since I've moved here!

 

[northlands]

Neat. Curious as to why they chose Edmonton over Calgary though?

 

[ChazYEG]

Neat. Curious as to why they chose Edmonton over Calgary though?

I'll bet my horses on this being a behind the curtains work from InvestAlberta and other entities.

 

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Neat. Curious as to why they chose Edmonton over Calgary though?

While both Cities have very bright futures, I think Edmonton's light shines just a little bit brighter.