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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 –
In the business mosaic that is Calgary, like its cultural mosaic, immigrants are a key factor. “We have seen more than 315,000 people move to Calgary in the decade up
In an industry driven so heavily by cycles, some oil and gas insiders say mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are the ultimate strategy. “Every M&A transaction includes the buyer/acquirer side and
The open-concept workspace has been around for many years. In fact, it appeared as early as the 1950s in Germany where two brothers, Eberhard and Wolfgang Schnelle, designed workspaces with
Each November, across the country (and particularly in Calgary during National Philanthropy Week), the enormous difference between “just writing a cheque” and giving back is highlighted. This year’s Generosity of
Continuing education (CE), particularly in Calgary’s extremely changeable job market, is fascinatingly fluid and flexible. While constantly shifting trends always impact options in education and continuing education, the supply-and-demand aspects
