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On every level—personal, social and business— Calgary’s grit, resilience and spirit has been tested. By all indications, it has been a triple whammy: the oil slump, the economy and, of
It’s hard to believe that less than a year ago the real estate market was on track to setting record breaking sales. Then a pandemic hit the world and changed
Wikipedia says it best! “re·sil·ient /rəˈzilyənt/ able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.” It is the story of business—particularly small business—in Calgary. Although big business usually gets the
Despite an unemployment rate that’s among the highest in Canada, Alberta continues to face acute labour shortages in sectors cited as vital to diversifying the economy, say experts. “We still
Now more than ever, it’s an undisputed truth! For Calgary business¾and for the Calgary community¾”buy local” is the ultimate what-goes-around-comes-around. Despite the fiercely competitive nature of retail and consumer services,
The four month COVID jolt has had a multi-level impact on life and business, particularly in the Calgary area. For the ever-changing dynamics of senior living, it continues to be
Calgary training and education was already being innovatively re-defined when the COVID-19 panic—at least the intense and focused scramble—happened. Some local education experts say that, from sudden Zoom sessions to
Golf is so much more than a game. Of course it’s the layout, the drives, the rolling fairways, the manicured greens, aiming for par, hoping for birdies and explaining bogeys
After nearly 40 years in the industry and having seen so much become somewhat confrontational over the last decade, I have never been prouder to work with some of our
As oil and gas pipelines go, none has faced as much pushback as the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline, a planned 1,210-mile, $8-billion structure expected to carry 830,000 barrels of oil,
