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Message from the Editor
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 Are we in recovery mode yet? If so, how long will it take? Will a recovery follow a “V” pattern, signalling robust growth, or will we fall into the “W” recovery where we have growth for a while and then fall back into recession?
These questions will likely persist for some time.
While some economists declared the recession over as early as the summer, it’s all but certain the painful recovery will drag well into 2010. We read about these so-called green spouts of recovery, but there are still some trouble areas. Unemployment remains high, and those with the money are cautious about where to invest.
The recession has whacked Alberta’s economy hard, touching every indust... >> Click here to read the entire message
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Latest CNW Headlines
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CNW Newsfeed: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:44:00 EST
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SNC-Lavalin refutes misinformation published on federal building contracts
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MONTREAL, March 11, 2010 /CNW Telbec/ - SNC-Lavalin expresses its disappointment over an article published in La Presse on March 10, 2010 concerning SNC-Lavalin Operations and Maintenance's federal building management contract. In effect, the author of the article chose to ignore
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CNW Newsfeed: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:10:00 EST
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NorthGrid Solar Inc. opens regional offices in Ottawa and Sault Ste. Marie
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MARKHAM, ON, March 11 /CNW/ - NorthGrid Solar is pleased to announce the opening of two new regional offices to serve customers in Eastern, Central and Northern Ontario. Based in Ottawa, Eric Manherz and Steve Langlois have been appointed Regional Directors and will serve clients in Eastern Ontario.
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CNW Newsfeed: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:03:00 EST
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Kids Crooked House Partners with Kinder Canada in Playhouse Giveaway
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<< Ten Kinder-inspired playhouses are up for grabs in a special "crooked house" promotion from Kinder and Kids Crooked House
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Featured Articles
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Mar 2010
| In with the old
Renovating what you’ve got can be a good alternative to starting from scratch | Sometimes building new is the best option. Let's face it, The Bow in Calgary wouldn't have the same panache if EnCana Corp. had decided to makeover an old building. But due to a range of factors, owne ...
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| Mar 2010
| A lesson in being green
Emphasis of new Alberta schools is on sustainability and energy efficiency | Long before talk about climate change, reducing emissions, and being environmentally responsible became a hot-button topic, the government of Alberta was already on the leading edge of the green movem ...
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| Mar 2010
| No longer in a rut
Communities have long favoured asphalt for repairs. Now, cities like Lloydminster find that concrete puts an end to rutting woes at intersections. | When it comes to the maintenance and repair of high-volume traffic corridors, the transportation departments of a growing number of Alberta towns and cities are opting to replace asphalt with the kind ...
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