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United front to recruit workers
June 18, 2008
Red Deer Regional Economic Development (RDRED) and Central Alberta Economic Partnership (CAEP) are fine-tuning their plans for a labour recruitment trip to Ontario this fall.
Red Deer, Mexico reach out
June 12, 2008
Central Alberta employers are in need of workers; Querétaro, Mexico, has workers in need of employers.
Finning opens in Red Deer
June 07, 2008
Few would consider Red Deer a mining town, but that could change as Finning makes its mark on the city.
Our welcome map for business
June 04, 2008
The best place for business in all of Alberta is Red Deer. Red Deer has nabbed the top spot in Alberta Venture Magazine’s ‘10 Best Communities for Business’ in the province.
Top of the Pile
June 03, 2008
Red Deer is ranked best community for business by Alberta Venture.
Alberta's 10 Best Communities for Business
June 01, 2008
From land costs to labour markets, amenities to average incomes, we compared Alberta’s cities, towns and regional municipalities. And while every business has its own set of reasons for locating where it does, the results may surprise you
Red Deer Region a cost effective place to do business
March 28, 2008
It is 2.2 per cent more cost effective to do business in the Red Deer Region than the Canadian average and 2.8 per cent more effective than the United States, according to KPMG’s 2008 Competitive Alternatives study.
Red Deer tops nation in employment
March 05, 2008
Red Deer had the top employment rate in the country in 2006 and also led all of Canada in employment growth, according to the latest Statistics Canada census results.
Revenue from goods manufactured during 2007 was comparable to 2006
February 29, 2008
Sales of equipment related to dental and health care were up sharply; demand for instrumentation for the energy sector fell.
Central Alberta export values up 33 per cent
February 28, 2008
Complaints that the strong loonie is undermining Canadian manufacturers’ ability to compete internationally aren’t supported by a local survey.
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"The best example for the growth of the Calgary-Edmonton corridor is the (city) of Red Deer." (Prestigious Properties Canada)
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