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Calgary has long been one of Canada’s youngest major cities, but that is changing. According to the City of Calgary’s 2015 report, Calgary’s Aging Population, the number of Calgarians aged
For various reasons – the demand for updated new skills, the role of AI and other technology in the workplace and the impact of international student caps on enrollment –
Calgary’s downtown office space has been historic. For four decades, Calgary’s downtown office space was the raved about, high profile star of the Calgary commercial real estate show. The initial
The electronic systems that power modern life are easy to overlook, but circuit boards serve as the brains of everything from consumer devices to critical infrastructure. It’s a business that
After starting the year with a few speedbumps, Calgary new build and re-sale real estate market has good momentum. Calgary Realtors and CREB stats explain the encouraging details. Calgary has
For many Calgarians, summer has traditionally meant heading to the mountains, booking a flight or planning a weekend getaway. Yet some of the city’s most rewarding experiences are found much
There’s never been a better time for soccer in Calgary. North America is hosting the FIFA World Cup, youth participation in the game is surging and Calgary’s own Cavalry FC
The Building Industry and Land Development Association of Calgary Region (BILDCR) celebrates another landmark year, recognizing the companies shaping Calgary’s skyline and communities with craftsmanship, care and innovation. Every spring,
Earlier this year, Farm Credit Canada (FCC) announced that it convened a 20-organization strong coalition that will invest $5 billion into Canada’s agriculture and food innovation sector by 2030. FCC
There are 1.4 million reasons why skilled trades are an urgent and critical issue. There is a dire shortage of roofers, machinists, millwrights, cooks, carpenters, metal fabricator, welders, glaziers, painters
