Alberta stands at the threshold of a health innovation revolution. Recent breakthroughs in immune rejuvenation therapy point toward a future where chronic disease and age related decline may be tackled in entirely new ways. For Alberta, the opportunity is clear: healthier citizens, reduced healthcare strain, and a globally competitive leadership position in longevity science, AI enabled health solutions, and biotech commercialization.
The 2025 Canadian federal budget delivers a suite of tax incentives, infrastructure spending, and regulatory reforms that create unprecedented opportunities for investment bankers. Discover why analysts are calling it “the ultimate deal maker’s playbook.
With every technological breakthrough comes a shift in how we act and interact. AI is no different – while many of us quickly integrate it, the question remains: will it replace us? In some tasks, yes; in others, never. The skill that will set future generations apart is networking – the in person connections AI simply can’t replicate.
Argentina’s election marks a decisive turn toward economic liberalization and free-market reform. Voters have rejected socialist policies in favour of pro-business change, signalling renewed confidence in private enterprise, fiscal discipline, and economic freedom.
Bill C 5 may dominate headlines, but the real story for Alberta lies in how the legislation reshapes project approvals, Indigenous consultation and inter provincial dynamics. Policymakers, investors and community leaders must look past the sound bite and examine the bill’s procedural shortcuts, fiscal implications and the province’s capacity to protect its energy corridor while respecting Indigenous rights.
Shane Wenzel pulls back the curtain on COP29, arguing that climate discourse often hides agendas of wealth redistribution and centralization of power. It’s a provocative call to question not just what is debated – but why.
President Javier Milei’s victory in Argentina signals a decisive shift from endless spending to necessary austerity. After years of runaway deficits and soaring inflation, his message warns that the same fiscal strains now grip the U.S., Canada and Europe. At AEG, we argue that Canada’s upcoming budget must adopt the same fiscal discipline that has kept Alberta’s economy resilient and prosperous.
Over 2,000 construction, design, and real estate pros gathered in Calgary for BUILDEX Alberta – a two-day showcase of innovation and industry leadership. Backed by ICBA & ICBA Alberta, the event underscored the industry’s crucial role in Alberta’s growth and the challenges needed to keep Canada’s building economy competitive.
State protected monopolies – think utilities, railways and legacy telecoms – may enjoy legal shields, but they’re not immune to the benefits of competition. Fresh rivals drive down prices, spark innovation, and keep public service providers accountable to the citizens they serve.
Every October, Canada honours the entrepreneurs who power our economy during Small Business Week. With over 1.1 million employer businesses nationwide and 135,978 small firms in Alberta alone, this celebration highlights the vital role of local enterprises. AEG calls on citizens, policymakers, and business leaders to support, advocate, and celebrate these innovators, turning a week of recognition into lasting action.
