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In many aspects of business and the workplace, the past two pandemic years have experienced a lot of complications and unprecedented disruptions. Work routines. Work schedules. And digital communications altering
After more than a year of spiked home prices and real estate frenzy – in Calgary and throughout most of the country – the hot real estate market has begun
“Small business isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s for the brave, the patient and the persistent. It’s for the overcomer.” – Unknown Through labour shortages and high energy costs,
As Calgarians suit up and head back to the office, has casual Friday gone too far? Two years of Zoom meetings in shirts, ties and sweats or shorts have become
The rollercoaster of Calgary’s hot real estate market may not be plunging, but definitely shows signs of cooling down. The cool-down is not as sudden or sharp as in some
Since the 1950s, Canada’s demographic population has experienced a significant shift. According to a Government of Canada report, in addition to declining fertility and mortality rates, Canadians are seeing substantial
In many contemporary industries and workplaces, training and education upgrading is no longer an extra, as much as a vital necessity. Academic institutions like SAIT and Calgary’s Haskayne School of
For more than a year, despite the fallout from lockdowns and workplace unpredictability, Calgary sellers basked in wild home prices, a lack of inventory and listings supply falling way short
More than two decades after first being legalized, Canadians are continuing to come around when it comes to using cannabis for medical purposes, say industry experts. And many believe regulatory
The horizon for Calgary’s manufacturing industry points onwards and upwards, especially for those seizing aerospace opportunities. Global corporations such as Japan’s Hibiki-Seiki and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada are recognizing
