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A vicious economy gave the local manufacturing sector a pounding over the past two years but the industry is back on firmer ground and poised to grow in the near
With the new workplace normal, although the Calgary-area downturn is certainly a factor with many displaced workers searching and submitting resumés, not only are traditionally sacred skills and experience no
The skilled trade shortage situation that has been brewing for several years throughout Canada and in Alberta is now a specific, close-to-home concern for Calgary’s rebounding residential homebuilding and commercial
Calgary’s real estate market is on the road to recovery after a tough two years when the city’s economy struggled during a prolonged recession, resulting in thousands of layoffs, particularly
Recreational properties have always been impacted by factors like lifestyle trends, location, interest rates and the economy. Recently, in Alberta and the Calgary area, it is also being impacted by
When it comes to successful event planning, there are several factors to consider. And while there are many event planning companies in our city, some are key players when it
The vast majority of Canadians walk around daily with more computing power in their pocket than that which sent mankind to the moon in 1969. That’s a powerful thought, and
“Small businesses are the engines of job creation in Calgary,” says Manjit Minhas, the respected Calgary business leader, Canadian entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Minhas Breweries, a Dragons’ Den judge
Seed money. Bootstrapping. Crowdfunding. Angel investors. Peer-to-peer lending. Venture capital. A rose by any other name. Business development consultants echo the ultimate startup bottom line: the most common challenge is
“We have a highly competitive business environment,” he quotes in the report. “Canada has a general corporate tax rate that is 12 percentage points lower than our largest trading partner,
