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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
While many people and businesses, directly and indirectly impacted by Calgary’s two-plus year slump, think positive and hope for the much-awaited turnaround, oil industry analysts and insiders are refocused (a
Owen Clarke is a senior tax analyst at Deloitte Canada. He recently completed a juris doctor and a master of business administration at the University of Calgary. He obtained both
Objectively exploring bubble investing is a hopeless challenge. Economists, analysts and investment professionals are skeptical, wary, leery or worse. Private and amateur investors and day traders are convinced, determined and
