ATB Financial's Economic Outlook Sheds Light on Future for Alberta
According to ATB Financial’s Alberta Economic Outlook for August 2018, the western Canadian province’s economy is expected to slowly recover and experience slight grow ov...
Migration to Alberta from BC and Saskatchewan?
The feuds that have occurred as of late between British Columbia and its two eastern neighbours – Alberta and Saskatchewan – have been the centre of attention of media across the country.
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Interprovincial Migration, Indicative of Recovery?
Perhaps one of the most convincing indicators the economy is on the upswing is that net interprovincial migration to Alberta is now once again in the green! Also see Alberta: Canada's Populati...
From Income and Employment to Commodities and Migration... Economics for Calgary, Alberta & Western Canada as a Whole
Real estate values are supported by supply and demand along with consumer confidence in the shorter term and by the eco...
Industry Growth Overshadowed by Unemployment Rate Heading into 2018
According to the latest indicators and reports, Alberta’s economy is finally reversing its downward slide that it’s been on over the past few years.
The province’s ag...
Alberta Employment Growth Trends Suggest So...
One indicator economists frequently use to determine if an economy is going into or coming out of recession is employment.What do the trends look like for adults, youths, males, females, in specif...
Latest Census Data Shows Alberta Fared Well in 2015
According to the latest census data from Statistics Canada, Alberta leads all Canadian provinces when it comes to average household income, but places third when including the territories beh...
Comparing Alberta to Canada's Manufacturing Powerhouse
The oil and gas sector is one of Alberta’s largest industries, but there are some others – such as manufacturing – that call the western Canadian province home. As a matter of fact, ...
Is Alberta's Economy Finally Showing Signs of Improvement?
There’s good news when it comes to Albertan jobs in the month of April 2017. The number of employees in the province – which has been hit hard in recent years by low energy price...
Full-time and part-time job ratio showing good signs for Alberta
Could it be that full-time jobs in Alberta are making a come back?
Not only in recent years has the provinces full-time job market taken a huge hit that many economists associ...