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CalgaryWorks News Issue Feb 2010
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Issue: February 2010
Welcome to the first 2010 edition of the CalgaryWorks News. Learn about the latest news, events and statistics on workforce in the Calgary Region. info@calgaryeconomicdevelopment.com.
LiveinCalgary.com; a new resource for future and current Calgarians

A new online resourceis aimed at reminding Calgarians of the regionıs greatest attributes while also sharing its appeal with workers and families from around the globe.

Earlier this month, Calgary Economic Development (CED) launched LiveinCalgary.com. Targeted at longtime Calgarians as well as people considering a move to the area, this website aggregates and organizes information about topics from immigration to shopping and schools to theatre. Rich in content, the site features an interactive photo gallery called Picture Yourself which allows site users to explore attractions and locations in and around the city as well as an interactive map which provides information and links about communities and neighbourhoods.

Employers are also encouraged to link to Liveincalgary.com from the Jobs sections of their websites as well as their intranet portals.

The site development was supported by Calgary Economic Development, Alberta Employment and Immigration and the business community through CEDıs Action Calgary initiative. Throughout the development, which was completed by Calgary-based interactive marketing firm Evans Hunt Group, a task force of local employers, recruiters and immigrant serving agencies guided and validated site content and design.

More than ever in history, todayıs workforce is a mobile one. Weıre confident LiveinCalgary.com will remind people why moving to - and staying in - Calgary is a clear choice.

Read Elsbeth Mehrer's commentary on LiveinCalgary.com or visit LiveinCalgary.com to experience the site for yourself.




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Upcoming Events

Employer Forum: Responding to the Labour Market, Recruiting and Retaining Immigrants - March 1, 2010

Alberta Employment and Immigration Minister Thomas Lukaszuk will present a keynote address at the Employer Forum: Responding to the Labour Market, Recruiting and Retaining Immigrants. This session, presented by the Talent Pool Development Society The Alliance of Sector Councils, Alberta Employment and Immigration, along with the Conference Board of Canada will feature information and tools to help employers access the immigrant talent pool and reap the benefits of a diverse workforce. The event is scheduled for March 1, 2010 at the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.
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ACE National Exposition - May 10-12, 2010

National competition for tomorrowıs business leaders moves to Calgary in 2010 - you can be a part of this landmark event! Now over 20 years in existence, the ACE National Exposition will say good bye to Toronto and move to the greatest city in the west for 2010 on May 10 to 12 at the TELUS Convention Centre. The ACE (Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship) exposition is an opportunity to witness the power and enthusiasm of Canadaıs best and brightest young leaders from every major post secondary institution in the country. These top students will showcase their business ventures and outreach projects in a competition based format ACE is currently seeking judges for multiple rounds of competitions. Contact Rebecca Flood at or 1-800-766-8169 ext.223 for further details. To connect with the University of Calgaryıs project teams visit www.sifecalgary.com

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