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, September 25, 2026

With news from the Alberta Business Awards of Distinction, API, Life Sciences Week, Alberta Innovates, Blind Enthusiasm, R-Hero, Prismecha, and more.

Friday, September 18, 2026

With news from Oxford Economics, BOMA, CFR, Capital Power, Wyvern, Carbon Capture Canada, Artificial Agency, Alberta Ecotrust, Inline Group, and more.

Friday, September 11, 2026

With news from MNP and Edmonton Unlimited, Amii, Avalon Holographics. NAIT, Startup TNT, Tensir, Zylotex, MagnetaMR, Heavy Metal, and more.


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Levven and Goodwill win business awards

Levven and Goodwill Industries of Alberta brought home trophies from the Alberta Business Awards of Distinction, held on Sept. 23 in Leduc.

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Watch this! Edmonton's rise eyed by Oxford Economics

New York, London, Tokyo — Edmonton? The latest Oxford Economics Global Cities Index includes our city as one of five North American metropolises in its inaugural "Top Cities to Watch."

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MNP backs Edmonton Unlimited's pitch stage with three-year commitment

MNP is committing $135,000 over three years to sponsor the pitch stage at Edmonton Unlimited.


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Former taxi CEO bets on local rideshare model

The former CEO of Alberta Co-op Taxis has launched R-Hero, a rideshare app that he says combines the best qualities of the traditional local taxi industry and multinational tech companies.

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Some innovation is in the how, not the what, says founder

As DiveThru has evolved from a journalling app to a bricks-and-mortar-based therapy provider, founder and CEO Sophie Gray has thought a lot about what innovation means.

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Robotics researchers build on Edmonton's AI legacy

A new company has spun out of a University of Alberta research lab to make robotic prosthetics work better for people with limb difference.