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The Canadian pipeline industry has been around a long time – 164 years to be exact. Since the first transmission pipeline was built in 1853, energy transmission pipelines have been
Alberta’s economy has been hit hard – many who suffered job loss have been forced to sell their home(s), and consequently, some have also felt the need to renovate in
The automotive industry fuels the careers of the over 36,000 Albertans employed by dealers, mechanics, retailers and aftermarket servicers; injects more than $4 billion annually into the provincial economy; and
After two years of recessionary conditions, there is renewed optimism Calgary’s housing market will stabilize this year. Such expectations might not affect all property segments and types, but this is
Real estate professionals are somewhat optimistic about Calgary’s condo market, but they are also cautiously realistic about expectations and trends. Like most sectors of real estate, employment and migration are
Like the generation entering it today, retirement in Canada has changed. Less than 40 per cent of Canadian workers have a registered pension plan; there is no longer one standard
In a time where everything is so digital and impersonal, why should companies bother investing time and money in events? With all the technological advances in our world, many of
Dressing for work is kind of like cooking dinner. You have to do it most days of the week, the options can seem limited and boring, and it is easy
Alberta is at a crossroads between its traditional global positioning as an oil and gas powerhouse and a more diversified energy economy that leads rather than overshadows other industries. It
For Calgary’s residential real estate market – while economists, analysts and real estate agents cautiously mention a recovery and speculate about the factors that may determine the new normal –
