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Quick Packing How-To
This guide will give you a quick run-through of the most important aspects of the packing process and how you can make your life a lot easier when it comes time to pack away all of your belongings for your move.
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Top 10 Items to Buy After ...
There are plenty of items you'll need after moving into your new home, but these are the most common things recent movers need to purchase.
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Loading and Unloading the ...
This guide will help you learn the proper methods for correctly and safely loading and unloading your moving truck on moving day so you can do it quickly and efficiently while avoiding any damage or injury.
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Tips for a Smooth Moving Day
This guide will help you prepare for your moving day to ensure that it will go as smoothly as possible and help you avoid any potential moving day headaches.
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How to Move a Deceased ...
Whether it is a parent, grandparent, or trusted friend, when someone dies you could be tasked with moving all of their belongings out of their home. This emotional job not only involves the typical challenges of moving, but it also has several legal complications.
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Moving Companies in Alberta and Relocation Services
With the multiple listings of Moving Companies Alberta, we help you to make a correct choice in hiring the Moving Company for your upcoming move. We screen all Alberta Moving Companies in each and every area of Alberta to ensure a successful move for you. Moving Companies in Alberta, AB listed with us are Licensed, insured and dedicated to provide the best of Moving Services and guarantee the customers' satisfaction. We also provide the moving solutions that help your move from Alberta go smoothly.
The Alberta Moving Companies provide you with plenty of moving tips, packing guides and other Moving Services to help you through your Alberta move. Make the most use of our website to ensure an easy move and reduce stress during Packing and Moving. The teams of such Professional Moving Companies Alberta, AB are experienced in their relevant fields and can help you through every aspect of your move.
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 About Alberta
Being blessed with extraordinary natural beauty, it offers a wide variety of picturesque terrains to enjoy. There are about 600 lakes and around 245 rivers that cover only 3% of Alberta. With its business friendly policies and tax structure, Alberta attracts around 82,000 new residents every year.
In 2010 Alberta had the highest rate of participation for labor force among all the provinces of Canada standing at around 72.9% which is around 5.9% higher than the national rate and has 68.1% rate of employment. It also has the highest employment statistics among all the provinces of Canada. Energy sector, mining, construction, retail and wholesale trade are the major employers in Alberta. Financial services, health care and accommodation and food services also employ considerable number of people. As of 2010 Alberta had an unemployment rate of 6.5%.
Alberta primarily produces oil, gas and biomass and even wind energy. Coal mining is an important activity and mineral extraction, an important sector. Apart from these, agriculture and agro based food products are also widely produced. There are some industries engaged in production of machinery and equipment for industries. Electronics and software are also developed in Alberta.
Alberta has the lowest personal and corporate income tax rate among all the provinces of Canada. It also has the lowest gasoline tax and property tax rate. Alberta province has no sales and capital tax.
People of Alberta also have access to a funded health care system which is publicly administered and guarantees universal healthcare access to all. In 2009 all the health care premiums were abolished. It is also ranked first among provinces for per capita government health expenditures based on age or gender and funding more health services than required.
Most of Alberta’s work force is young and well educated with diploma or a university degree or certificate. According to the Canadian Council on Learning’s - Composite Learning Index (CLI), Alberta was ranked 82, the highest among all the provinces. Alberta has many universities some of them include University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Athabasca University, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), Grant MacEwan University and Mount Royal University.
Alberta has a very colorful arts and cultural landscape. In the year 2008 alone 22,000 cultural events were organized and over 8 million people attended them. There are about 68 major festivals in Alberta which attracted around 2 million visitors. Almost all of the residents of Alberta participate in the cultural activities and truly believe that activities positively affect their quality of life.
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