Edmonton Journal
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Jul 17, 2026
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Opinion: When Alberta's skills and investment don't match, productivity pays the price
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When Albertans talk about productivity, the conversation usually turns to technology, investment, regulation or taxes. Those things matter. But one of the immediate limits on Alberta’s productivity is much more basic: Employers cannot consistently find workers with the right skills in the places where the work needs to happen. This is often described as a […]
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