The Alberta Canada Company Details Database is available for instant download in various formats, including MySQL, MS Access, CSV, and other delimited formats. This comprehensive database includes business databases, content databases, and lists.
This software review discusses the economic strengths of Alberta, Canada. One of the primary supporting industries is the burgeoning petroleum industry. Additionally, agriculture and technology also contribute to this strong economy. In fact, the per capita GDP (nominal) is the highest in all of Canada, standing at an impressive $66,279.
The Calgary-Edmonton Corridor is the most urbanized region in Alberta and is also one of the densest regions in all of Canada. The distance from north to south it roughly 400 kilometers. As of 2001, the population of the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor was nearly 2.2 million, representing 72% of Alberta's population. Furthermore, it is currently one of the fastest-growing regions in the entire country.
TD Bank Financial Group conducted a study in 2003 that revealed the corridor to be the only Canadian urban center to achieve a U.S. level of wealth while still maintaining a Canadian-style quality of life, complete with universal healthcare benefits. Additionally, the study found that the corridor's GDP per capita is 10% higher than the average U.S. metropolitan area and 40% higher than other Canadian cities. Overall, Alberta's strong economy and bustling Calgary-Edmonton Corridor make for a desirable destination both economically and socially.
The Calgary-Edmonton Corridor is the most urbanized region in Alberta and is also one of the densest regions in all of Canada. The distance from north to south it roughly 400 kilometers. As of 2001, the population of the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor was nearly 2.2 million, representing 72% of Alberta's population. Furthermore, it is currently one of the fastest-growing regions in the entire country.
TD Bank Financial Group conducted a study in 2003 that revealed the corridor to be the only Canadian urban center to achieve a U.S. level of wealth while still maintaining a Canadian-style quality of life, complete with universal healthcare benefits. Additionally, the study found that the corridor's GDP per capita is 10% higher than the average U.S. metropolitan area and 40% higher than other Canadian cities. Overall, Alberta's strong economy and bustling Calgary-Edmonton Corridor make for a desirable destination both economically and socially.
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