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Soaring price of oil leads to shortage of accountants

November 21st, 2007 · No Comments

Scotland is beginning to sound a lot like Alberta: The booming oil price is fuelling an accoun­tancy recruitment crisis in Aberdeen as other firms struggle to match the salaries being paid by the cash-rich energy companies. Multi­na­tionals such as BP, Shell and Schlum­berger are taking advantage of the near-record price of a barrel to pay […]

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Alberta kiboshes plan for single Canadian securities regulator

May 3rd, 2007 · No Comments

So much for mobile, acces­sible capital for growing Canadian businesses… Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach poured cold water yesterday on federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s push for a nationwide securities regulator, saying he has no interest in moving beyond an alter­native system provinces have set up. He said he’s content to stick with the “passport system” — […]

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Category: Governance
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Another one bites the dust?

May 24th, 2006 · No Comments

MK Braaten is calling it quits and giving up making regular (or any, for the foreseeable future) posts on his conser­v­ative Canadian political blog. I’ll always be grateful for his link to me (now broken), a fellow Canadian accountant. I always liked reading your blog, good luck in the future!

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Category: Accounting Blogs
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