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YES! Winnipeg Investor Magazine 2018-19

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6 TH E WINNIPEG INVE STOR People are feeling tired in Toronto, Vancouver, and other major Canadian markets. They're tired of long commute times, high housing costs, unaffordable daycare rates, and scarce family time. This fatigue has ramifications for companies located in these cities – corporate burnout is increasing, productivity is declining, and job tenure is shrinking. Intercompany poaching of talent is all too common in Canada's largest cities, driving up salaries, and increasing training and business costs. While top talent is looking at other jurisdictions to build their careers, companies are increasingly looking for smaller cities in which to grow sustainably. Companies in these large cities are facing a new business imperative to reduce burnout rates, increase retention, extend job tenure, and improve quality of life for their talent. Companies and talent are moving to Winnipeg thanks to our unique combination of work-life balance, affordability, diversified economy and connected business community Winnipeg the smart place to do business Advantage Y O U R The Top 7 intelligent communities in the world Intelligent Community Forum, 2018, 2017, 2014 Most cost-competitive city in U.S. and Western Canada KPMG, 2016

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