The Market
Business is booming close to home.

Companies located in the Aurum Energy Park won't have to go far to turn a profit - they'll have every opportunity to tap into a vibrant prospering North American marketplace with ease. Local, provincial and national economies continue to grow stronger every year and the business climate is more than friendlyit's primed for even more growth.

Canada

Companies doing business from Canada are poised to take on the world. With political, social and economic stability, Canada is one of the best places to do business. Canada leads all G7 countries as the most cost effective location for business and provides ready access to the North American Market through the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Trade opportunities in the huge American market are reinforced by a favourable exchange rate and business costs that are 5.5% lower than in the U.S.

Alberta

Alberta Economic Development
Alberta is Canada's richest and most "business friendly" province, leading the nation in economic growth. Economic activity is at an all-time high with scheduled and current projects worth in excess of US $150 billion, driven by investment in the oil sands "mega-project" in the province's north. Alberta remains the only Canadian province without a provincial sales tax, general capital tax, or payroll tax and people living in the major centres of Edmonton and Calgary are seen to be piling up "American-style" wealth while retaining a Canadian-style quality of life.

Edmonton

Edmonton Economic Development
Edmonton is the primary staging area for oil sands development and refining operations in northern Alberta. Massive amounts of construction and operational materials are shipped to Fort McMurray and mining developments in Canada's far north. Recent economic growth has propelled Edmonton to the top spot in Canada -- a trend that is expected to continue for many years. Edmonton offers the most competitive tax system in North America and as Alberta's capital city, it provides ready access to provincial government departments.