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This week, Frankline’s Travels takes him back to use the Funicular to enjoy his time in the Edmonton River Valley, a piece of natural beauty in the heart of Edmonton. The beautiful Edmonton River Valley adds an easy way to climb up and down its steep slope. This is through an outdoor mechanical elevator on rail called a Funicular. A Funicular adds a touristic value to the river valley and makes it more accessible to people of all ages and abilities. It runs from the top of 100 Street, near the Hotel Macdonald, to the river valley trail system near the Low Level Bridge. http://www.diversitymag.ca/when-next-you- visit-edmonton-be…/

Diversity Online August 31st, 2018: Is This The New Face of Racism in Edmonton?Calgary: Expo Latino Celebrates 20 Anniversary, (Re) Imagining Health Conference – Sickle Cell Anemia Education in 2 Days, and more articles http://www.diversitymag.ca/diversity-onli ne/

Get your ideas out there. Share your vision and aspirations. Get an office and invite people to know what you do. Do you need an affordable office space, events space, board room? Do you want to take advantage of Diversity established traffic? What of a space for rehearsals or performances? Diversity Centre new floor located in down town Edmonton may be useful. Free parking and close to MacEwan LRT and Bus Routes 3, 7,9, 8, 151, 134 and 2. Call 780.709.0965.

Multicultural News this week

Diversity Online August 24th, 2018: Launch of Immigrant Entrepreneurship Program, Calgary: Organizers Have Big Plans for Franco Festival, Intake for Sponsoring Parents to Canada Increased to 20,000 and more articles http://www.diversitymag.ca/diversity-onli ne/

Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor speaking on Diversity and Inclusion in Entrepreneurship at the Launch of Immigrant Entrepreneurship Program at Business Link on Agust 22, 2018, with the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alberta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, and Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hZZpGc4L Ro&feature=youtu.be

Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor speaking on Diversity and Inclusion in Entrepreneurship at the Launch of Immigrant Entrepreneurship Program at Business Link on Agust 22, 2018, with the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alberta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, and Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky.

...August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alberta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine’s Frankline Agbor... https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm…

In most other countries, you start a business and wait for customers to come with little regulations, if at all any. In Canada, you have to go wheel in the customers into your business, while staying in line with all regulations and licenses. This requires some guidance.
That is where Business Link comes in as today, August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alb...erta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine’s Frankline Agbor.
The launch ended with a panel discussion on starting, running, managing and growing a business in Canada, drawing expertise and experiences from Diversity Magazine’s Frankline Agbor and Lowe Anta from SUNU Accounting, facilitated by Business Link’s fantastic Business Advisor Jean-Jacques Mitakaro. Photo Credit to Canada150in150. http://www.diversitymag.ca/lunch-of-immig rant-entrepreneur…/
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In most other countries, you start a business and wait for customers to come with little regulations, if at all any. In Canada, you have to go wheel in the customers into your business, while staying in line with all regulations and licenses. This requires some guidance.
That is where Business Link comes in as today, August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alb...erta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine’s Frankline Agbor.
The launch ended with a panel discussion on starting, running, managing and growing a business in Canada, drawing expertise and experiences from Diversity Magazine’s Frankline Agbor and Lowe Anta from SUNU Accounting, facilitated by Business Link’s fantastic Business Advisor Jean-Jacques Mitakaro. Photo Credit to Canada150in150. http://www.diversitymag.ca/lunch-of-immig rant-entrepreneur…/
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Thank you Global Edmonton for sharing: “As an entrepreneur who ran a business in my native Cameroon and always wanted to do the same in Canada, it was a very different pathway to starting a business in Edmonton,” Diversity Centre founder Frankline Agbor said. “I have been fortunate to get the much needed continuous support from Business Link, and Microbusiness Training Centre Small Business Training Programs.” https://globalnews.ca/…/new-program-aim s-to-help-albertas-…/

Thank you Edmonton Journal for sharing: Frankline Agbor, originally from Cameroon, said some of the hurdles he faced when he started the Diversity Magazine included figuring out where to register his business and how to market it.
“You’re coming to a brand new country,” he said. “Where do you jump in?”
Agbor worked with Business Link to start the magazine, which focuses on stories about immigrant communities.
... Business Link, a non-profit organization that helps aspiring entrepreneurs, will roll out the government program. Staff for one-on-one support will be available in September and materials will be available online in late fall. https://edmontonjournal.com/…/province- launches-300000-prog…
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In most other countries, you start a business and wait for customers to come with little regulations, if at all any. In Canada, you have to go wheel in the customers into your business, while staying in line with all regulations and licenses. This requires some guidance. That is where Business Link comes in as today, August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alb...erta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor. The launch ended with a panel discussion on starting, running, managing and growing a business in Canada, drawing expertise and experiences from Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor and Lowe Anta from SUNU Accounting, facilitated by Business Link's fantastic Business Advisor Jean-Jacques Mitakaro.
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In most other countries, you start a business and wait for customers to come with little regulations, if at all any. In Canada, you have to go wheel in the customers into your business, while staying in line with all regulations and licenses. This requires some guidance. That is where Business Link comes in as today, August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alb...erta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor. The launch ended with a panel discussion on starting, running, managing and growing a business in Canada, drawing expertise and experiences from Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor and Lowe Anta from SUNU Accounting, facilitated by Business Link's fantastic Business Advisor Jean-Jacques Mitakaro.
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In most other countries, you start a business and wait for customers to come with little regulations, if at all any. In Canada, you have to go wheel in the customers into your business, while staying in line with all regulations and licenses. This requires some guidance. That is where Business Link comes in as today, August 22, 2018, Edmonton witnessed the Launch of new Edmonton Entrepreneurship Program with a focus on women, and rural immigrants by the Hon. Deron Bilous, Alb...erta Minister of Economic Development and Trade, MLA David Shepherd, Business Link Executive Director, Gord Sawatzky, and Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor. The lunch ended with a panel discussion on starting, running, managing and growing a business in Canada, drawing expertise and experiences from Diversity Magazine's Frankline Agbor and Lowe Anta from SUNU Accounting, facilitated by Business Link's fantastic Business Advisor Jean-Jacques Mitakaro.
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