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ABCtech #91 16-MAY-17 Financing Clean Energy We have all come to our senses with a new found respect for the environment and the importance of public and corporate policies that balance energy, enviro

Derrick Rancourt is a Professor at the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary and Director of Biotechnology & Cell Therapies for the Board of the Alberta Council of Technologies Socie

ABCtech #88 04-APR-17 Alberta's New Investor's Tax Credit Program - Feedback We asked you during March to share your experience with Alberta's new Investor's Tax Credit Program (AITC) . In summary, th

Resilience of Alberta’s Economy AND Measuring the Effectiveness of Innovation Ecosystems The Alberta Council of Technologies conducts a spring and fall survey of its followers for assessing the "Resil

It is Alberta's second largest manufacturing sector. As such, it is commendable that the Standing Committee on Alberta’s Economic Future, a body comprised of 15 provincial legislators, is working to p

Getting to know you and your views is core to our collective strength as the Alberta Council of Technologies. Your views guide us and give us influence as Alberta's independent voice of technologies.

ABCtech #86 09-MAR-17 Are We Really Innovating ... Is Alberta's innovation ecosystem effective? CLICK for Alberta's Clean Technologies Conference - March 23/24 A MUST read ... CLICK Globe & Mail today

The full session list from the CleanTech Conference in Drayton Valley, March 2017. Sessions covered energy transitions, alternative fuels, forestry, water, autonomous vehicles, municipal financing and waste.

When I think of family, there are many that I care about and care about me: they are at home, the office, the club, from school, even on-line, past and present. Family" has been adapting to social cha

The relationship between the public and private sector has suffered from the perception that government decisions are based more on anecdotes than data. The problem is not a lack of data, but rather a