Gemini Corporation Acquires Alberta Heartland Property to Support Heavy Oil Market Penetration
Gemini Corporation has announced the partial closing of its land purchase on the outskirts of Fort Saskatchewan. The purchase transaction has been split into two parcels due to certain Ministry of Transport delays relating to 19 of the 102 acres being acquired. This new location will provide capacity to support the extensive development in Northern Alberta.
Plan on attending an introduction on Thursday, May 31 to find out how your company can establish affiliations or partnerships with Dutch companies who are interested in the oilsands industry.
Find out more about the delegation by by viewing the news release PDF from the Edmonton Economic Development Corporation.
Strathcona County Economic Development and Tourism is scheduling one-on-one meetings with local businesses to meet with the participating Dutch companies. These will take place on Monday, June 11 from 12 p.m.-4 p.m.
Mayor Stephen Mandel is hosting the Second Edmonton Business Expo and welcoming more than thirty Ambassadors, Consuls and Trade Commissioners to Edmonton from June 6 – 9, 2007.
Find out how you can participate see the (PDF) from the City of Edmonton.
Total upgrader announcement welcomed
Today's announcement by Total E & P Canada to build a bitumen upgrader in Alberta's Industrial Heartland reflects the sound planning and hard work that the Alberta Industrial Association started more than 10 years ago, says Strathcona County Mayor Cathy Olesen.
The 2007 Western Canada Summer Games will bring together over 2,300 athletes, coaches, officials, and performers from the four western provinces and three northern territories to celebrate the highest achievements in sport and culture for nine days in August of 2007.
Strathcona County has a long tradition of hosting successful, record-breaking local, provincial and national sporting events. The 2007 western Canada Summer Games will be no exception. These Games bring together the largest collection of Canada's future Olympic hopeful athletes outside of the Canada Games. The opportunity to be a part of this celebration of sport and culture should not be missed.
