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There’s an old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” With more new, “young” graduates entering the workforce, have the expectations and attitudes in the workplace changed? What are
All the attention and headlines in Calgary’s commercial real estate market have been dominated by the downtown office sector over the past year. Perhaps rightly so as that particular sector
With any luck, the blustery cold Calgary winds and dumpings of snow are now done, at least for the next six months or so. Golf diehards and weekend warriors are
Although it has caught on as one of the trendiest business buzzwords, it continues to be complex – and is often bogged down in political and social contentiousness – as
The prefabricated (a.k.a. prefab) modular construction industry seems to be on an upward swing. What used to be typically associated with low-quality, low-income housing has now turned into high-end, high-quality
Carbon taxes (including Alberta’s) are invariably complex, often confusing and most of all, a hopelessly contentious topic. There are facts, projections, opinions to consider and details like billions of dollars
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For Bill and Pat Henderson, golf vacations are a great way to see the world while playing a sport they enjoy. They are part of a growing number of Calgarians
Sean Cooper was one of the most talked about Canadian homeowners in the news when he paid off his 30-year mortgage on a $425,000 house in just three years. He
Thousands of Calgarians have marked March 1 on their calendars. It’s the deadline for making an RRSP contribution for the 2017 tax year. It’s also the day when a frenzy
