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Photo gallery: Groundbreaking ceremony for Burnaby's tallest highrise
(Burnaby NOW September 16, 2011. By Janaya Fuller-Evans.) The sky's the limit for the new Sovereign tower at Willingdon Avenue and Kingsway. Bosa Properties celebrated the start of construction of the 500-foot mixed-use residential tower at a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
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Atlific Adds Four New Western Canadian Hotels to Management Portfolio
(Meetings + Incentive Travel Magazine, May 13 2011) Atlific Hotels has added four brand-new Western Canadian resorts and hotels to its management portfolio.
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The bathroom as an experience
(Canadian Lodging News January 2011, By Marni Andrews) Opulent bathrooms at Victoria’s Magnolia Inn & Spa contributed to the hotel’s Conde Nast ranking as one of Canada’s Top 10 hostelries.
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Everyday Lessons From Extraordinary Events
(Meetings + Incentive Travel Magazine, By Ella Adirana Poetz) Toronto's G20 and Muskoka, Ont.'s G8 Summits were highly complex, requiring layers of co-operation and ultimately, provided a textbook exercise in problem-solving.
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Managing Expectations
(Hotelier Magazine, July/August 2010) Another company with reason to feel good about its performance in what was a truly awful year for the industry is Atlific Hotels. Not only did the Montreal-based management company celebrate its 50th anniversary last year and earn the nod as Hotelier's Company of the Year, it also increased its sales revenues by more than $19 million and opened two hotels, including the buzzworthy 454-room Westin in Old Montreal.
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If the G8 were cancelled tomorrow, Huntsville would still win
(Canadian Lodging News, April 2010) To host the G8 summit in June, Deerhurst Resort will become “a little country with eight embassies,” says general manager Joseph Klein.
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Atlific Hotel’s 50th Anniversary Celebration at Deerhurst Resort
(Ignite Magazine, April/May 2010) Guests were offered the opportunity to dogsled, horseback ride or go for a Hummer tour.
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The Inn Crowd
(Hotelier Magazine, January/February 2010) Holiday Inn redevelops its iconic hotel brand 50 years after it arrived in Canada. Across any product category, marketers and advertisers strive for one ultimate goal: to make a brand synonymous with the product itself.
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Hotel Operators Have Their Say
(Montreal Centre Ville Magazine, Winter 2010) Prices are down and packages are all the rage – whatever it takes to draw tourists to downtown hotels, in spite of the economic crisis.
By Charles-Albert Ramsay.
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Hotelier Magazine 2009 Pinnacle Awards
(Hotelier Magazine, December 2009) From humble beginnings, Atlific Hotels celebrates its golden anniversary by growing its portfolio and expanding its reach.
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The What’s On Report
(December 7, 2009) A buzz of excitement permeated the Canadian Room of The Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto on Dec. 3, when close to 500 hospitality industry executives came together to celebrate the 21st edition of the Pinnacle Awards.
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Fifty candles and a new home for Atlific
(From Canadian Lodging News, October 2009) MONTREAL – Atlific Hotels is celebrating its 50th birthday with a new logo, an upgraded website, a higher profile and a new corporate office on the fourth floor of the Westin Montreal hotel.
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Running the Right Risk: Innovative Hospitality that Pays off
(From Strategize Magazine, May-June 2009) When Starwood Hotels and Resorts development visited Atlific Hotels' newest hotel during its construction, it made a lasting impression. They were pleased to see such a unique hotel — it was the type of urban redevelopment project typically only seen in Europe. Canada now boasts a prime example of that type of project, as Le Westin Montréal opened its doors in May.
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