Join us on June 12th in Edmonton for an exclusive AEG Member-Only and Member-invited guest(s) opportunity to engage with the Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Dale Nally at the Red Tape Reduction Roundtable. Be part of the conversation that will drive meaningful change. Register today and help us build a stronger, more prosperous business community!
Join us for an afternoon of insight and inspiration as we explore “What’s Next for Alberta?” with special guest Dimitri Pantazopoulos, Partner with Maple Leaf Strategies.
Dimitri, a renowned thought leader, will share his unique perspectives on Alberta’s future, covering everything from economic trends to innovative opportunities. Whether you’re a business owner, investor, or simply curious about our province’s trajectory, this event promises to be a game-changer.
As a foundational technology, Bitcoin joins the ranks of civilisation-altering innovations like fire, the wheel, and the printing press.
Yet its capacity to advance fundamental human rights through censorship-resistant value transfer remains profoundly under appreciated by the mainstream.
This talk with Krista Edmunds of Access Tribe, explores the power of Bitcoin has to enforce human rights.
Alberta’s manufacturing sector, a powerhouse contributing $25.3 billion to the province’s GDP and supporting over 419,000 jobs, remains a cornerstone of the economy. Yet, small and midsize manufacturers often go unrecognized. This article highlights their vital role, the challenges they face, and the importance of supportive policies and consumer choices to ensure a stronger, more resilient Alberta
On May 22, AEG hosted a dynamic roundtable in Calgary, featuring Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Dale Nally, along with Executive Director Paul Bajcer and Assistant Deputy Minister Joffre Hotz. Minister Nally emphasized Alberta’s 34% reduction in red tape and the ongoing efforts to eliminate inefficiencies. Read the full article to learn more about these initiatives and how they impact your business.
Canada possesses the world’s third-largest oil reserves and maintains world-class environmental standards, positioning the country to become a global energy leader. However, short-sighted policies are undermining our potential, weakening our economy, and diminishing our international influence. It’s time for Canada to lead with confidence and seize this historic opportunity.
Alberta Enterprise Group congratulates Nathan Cooper on his appointment as Alberta’s new Senior Representative to the United States. This crucial role will advance Alberta’s economic and diplomatic priorities with our key trading partner. AEG also thanks James Rajotte for his exceptional service, highlighting his success in building strong relationships with U.S. policymakers and raising Alberta’s profile. As Cooper takes on this responsibility, AEG looks forward to supporting his efforts to further diversify and strengthen Alberta’s engagement with the U.S.
Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG) is a coalition of business leaders known for taking decisive action to support Alberta businesses. AEG successfully intervened against Bill C-69, leading to a Supreme Court ruling that declared key parts of the Act unconstitutional. In late 2024, AEG filed a legal challenge against Bill C-59 to safeguard free speech. If you’re ready to stand with influential leaders who make a difference, read the full article to learn more about AEG’s efforts and how you can get involved.
Alberta is at a pivotal moment, facing the challenge of fossil fuel dependency while overlooking a sustainable solution: district heating powered by biomass. Inspired by Sweden, where over 75% of homes utilize low-carbon district energy systems, Alberta can harness its vast forest resources to create cleaner air and stable energy prices. It’s time for bold leadership to unlock Alberta’s green potential and build a sustainable future.
Nostalgia for the Hudson Bay Company, a cornerstone of Canadian retail for over 350 years, is palpable as we witness its decline. As discussions arise about the fate of its iconic buildings, the call for preservation over demolition grows louder. The potential for revitalization into vibrant community spaces offers a glimmer of hope amidst the loss. Dive into this thought-provoking article and explore the nostalgia surrounding The Bay. Discover how its demise reflects broader challenges in retail and urban life, and join the conversation about preserving our heritage for future generations.
