
The costs of not managing your risks
Workforce disruptions, cyber security threats and the impacts of looming environmental, social and governance reporting standards lead the top risks that Canadian businesses are expected to face in 2023. Yet
Workforce disruptions, cyber security threats and the impacts of looming environmental, social and governance reporting standards lead the top risks that Canadian businesses are expected to face in 2023. Yet
The pandemic has changed the way people travel, with many planning staycations instead of international travel. While air travel has resumed post-pandemic, a growing number of Calgarians are choosing to
The transportation and logistics industry are vital and dynamic components of Calgary business and Calgary’s overall economic strategy, and contribute billions of dollars to the city’s GDP. Now, industry insiders
On April 13th, the Calgary Influential Women in Business (CIWB) Awards will be presented to six outstanding professionals recognized for supporting diverse leadership across the city. While their roles are
It’s a high-stakes, cause-and-effect situation. It is no longer possible, likely or inevitable. It is serious. It is real. And it is happening now. Despite plenty of residential, industrial, oilfield
Calgary weather always makes it wishful thinking and iffy, but Calgary golfers are revved, ready and even anxious fore the 2023 season. Ironically, as COVID scrambling is more and more
Slated to open in mid-2024, the Calgary Cancer Centre will be a major milestone in cancer treatment and care in Alberta. The state-of-the-art facility, which spans 1.4 million square feet
It’s not that real estate professionals, particularly commercial real estate professionals, are stodgy, strait-laced and deal in hard-core numbers and percentages, with a weakness for adjectives and superlatives, but they
Higher interest rates have cooled Calgary’s red-hot housing market so far in 2023, with both supply and demand backing off from its kamikaze tempo over the past few years. Yet
After a two-year sprint, Western Canada’s recreation and investment real estate market has returned to what many experts are calling “normal” levels. Yet they still point to an ongoing wealth