In just under 70 years, a patch of farmland to the northeast of Edmonton has grown and transformed into the country’s largest hydrocarbon-processing region and a world-class location for chemical, petrochemical, and energy investment. Alberta’s Industrial Heartland is one of Canada’s most critical economic hubs, employing over 7,000 people directly (and another plus-25,000 indirectly) and contributing roughly $40 billion to regional, provincial, and national GDP between 2017 and 2020. Read More
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Tour before you travel: Lumo prioritises accessibility with new online tool
The leading open access rail operator Lumo has enhanced the virtual tour digital tool on its website to provide reassurance to customers who are keen to explore the train’s…

