Local Business
How This Weeks Federal Budget May Affect Central Alberta
Justin Trudeau’s government has released the 2017 federal budget and once again, the federal government is going to add about 30 billion dollars to the federal debt. Â What will Central Albertans get in return? Â Quite a bit more of the same as last year. Â There are some interesting opportunities such as the federal infrastructure bank and potential new innovation and skills training programs. Â How to make sense of all this? Â Todayville asked Reg Warkentin, Policy and Advocacy Manager with the Red Deer & District Chamber of Commerce to give us his insight.
From Community Futures Central Alberta
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
It’s time to get excited about the great Canadian LNG opportunity
Data Loss Prevention Strategies to Improve Google Drive Security
Ice Surprises – Arctic and Antarctic Ice Sheets Are Stabilizing and Growing
Inside B.C.’s Cultus Lake Narco Corridor — How Chinese State-Linked Syndicates are Building a Narco Empire in Canada
-
Crime2 days agoHow the CCP’s United Front Turned Canada’s Legal Cannabis Market into a Global Narcotics Brokerage Network
-
Alberta2 days agoAlberta Precipitation Update
-
Business2 days agoReal Challenges Await Carney
-
Business22 hours agoFrom ‘Elbows Up’ To ‘Thumbs Up’
-
Daily Caller1 day agoStates Attempting To Hijack National Energy Policy
-
Business19 hours agoLEGO to invest $366 million on major U.S. expansion
-
espionage2 days agoGOP rep moves to shred PATRIOT Act, dismantle Deep State spy powers
-
Addictions1 day agoNew Report – Five years on: Tracing the costs of lockdowns