Business Roundup

The Business Roundup provides you with the latest headlines and happenings related to business and the economy in the Edmonton region.
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Recent editions

Friday, August 22, 2025

With news from ATB, Pembina Pipeline Corporation, Edmonton Global, CARM&A Health, Top Talent Wrestling, Edmonton City Centre, Triovest, and more.

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Friday, August 15, 2025

With news from Imperial Oil, ATB, Alberta Innovates, Standard Field Systems, Baüne, Edmonton Startup Week, NiGiNan Housing Ventures, Berlin, and more.

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Friday, August 8, 2025

With news from Complete Solutions Consulting International Inc., Enbridge, samdesk, ELITE Program, Avison Young, Westrich Pacific, Zylotex, and more.

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Recent articles

A woman holds a tray of drinks in front of a pink wall decorated with photos of dogs.
business food

Tequila! Veteran cocktail purveyor opening agave bar to transport patrons to Mexico City

Niki Willis is opening her first bar after more than 25 years working at places like The Common, Fu's Repair Shop, and Dolly's Cocktail Bar.

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A group of people wearing lanyards pose inside a convention hall. One holds a sign that says "GDX," while signage for KDays and GDX are in the background.
technology arts

Baby Ghosts Alberta creates new accelerator to give marginalized developers a leg up

Leaders at Interactive Arts Alberta and the Walkthrough Collaborative Centre are launching an accelerator that offers $25,000 for video game studios called Baby Ghosts Alberta, hoping to share the lessons they learned while participating in the Baby Ghosts peer accelerator in Toronto.

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A photo of people walking on a downtown Edmonton street near the Edmonton City Centre mall.
business downtown

Visionary says Edmonton needs to look elsewhere to re-imagine its downtown mall

Now that Edmonton City Centre's ownership company has entered receivership, leaving the fate of the mall an open question, one American urban expert who toured our downtown recently said its 1.4-million square feet of retail and office space should be transformed into housing or something that isn't retail but meets the city's changing needs.

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