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Capital spending in Alberta’s oilpatch continues to decline
While still significant at $16.6 billion, this year’s spending will be 30 per cent (-$7.1 billion) below the amount spent in 2019 and 58 per cent (-$228 billion) below the 10-year average
Nearly 60% of small businesses planning to rehire
According to Wagepoint research, layoffs in March represented 60 per cent of layoffs this year, but by the end of June, 55 per cent of those employees had been rehired, an upward trend that continued into July
82% of Canadians concerned about small business future
CFIB’s research shows that Canada may lose 158,000 small businesses before the end of the pandemic
More Canadian commuters now walk or bike to work
One reason for the decline in private vehicle and public transit use may be attributable to the more than five-fold increase (from four per cent to 22 per cent) in Canadians working from home since the onset of the pandemic
CNRL acquiring Painted Pony Energy
Acquisition consists of a cash consideration of $0.69 per share and it will also assume Painted Pony’s total debt of approximately $350 million
Very few small business owners using rent assistance program
“It’s not working for anyone—tenants or landlords—yet no major changes have been made to the program since it was announced, beyond an extension to July and August.”
Albertans least afraid to return to work amid COVID
90 per cent of Albertans believe COVID-19 is far from over and 57 per cent are not afraid of returning to their physical workplace despite how contagious the virus is
Small uptick in small business confidence
But only 11 per cent of Alberta business owners say their business is in a good state, compared to 48 per cent who say their business is in bad shape
DAVIDsTEA to close 82 stores in Canada
Plans to focus on its expanding online business at www.davidstea.com and sales in grocery stores and pharmacies across Canada
Alberta payroll employment plunges from April to May
The largest payroll employment decline in May in Canada was in accommodation and food services (-116,500, or -16.9 per cent)
New wireless service Shaw Mobile launched in Canada
There are 19 Shaw retail locations across Alberta and B.C., including 12 new and enhanced stores in high-traffic shopping centres to be opened by the end of the summer
TC Energy sees hike in net income in Q2
Company announced Thursday it has approved the $400 million US Elwood Power Project/ANR Horsepower Replacement
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