In 1993, Moss Realty Inc. was the only real estate firm in the city that advocated exclusively for tenants. For 10 years, this boutique firm helped tenants navigate through the
Calgary Elite Roofing is a perfect example of the Canadian dream: Greg Garcia moved from France with $300 in his pocket and over the past 10 years has built a
For many people, cycling goes beyond simply pedalling from point A to point B. It offers a sense of community, well-being and environmental responsibility. For Chris and Laura Grant, it
Since the first Scotsman swung a club in the 1400s, golf has become a worldwide phenomenon enjoyed by millions. And for more than 100 years, Alberta Golf has helped golfers
Incidents of fraud are rising every year, yet an overwhelming majority of Alberta business owners and C-suite executives say they are confident in their ability to prevent it. The disconnect
A massive, mixed-use development in the northern part of Calgary takes its name from the city’s historical roots and will create a vibrant, new urban community for thousands of residents
On February 28, 2017, aspiring energy sector entrepreneurs and emerging energy tech companies from Canada and the United States competed for almost $140,000 in cash and in-kind prizes at the
With both the provincial government and Calgary city council ignoring the necessity to meaningfully reduce spending, it’s crucial now for taxpayers and businesses to push back against further tax hikes
For a long time, governments have been promoting a confusing link between infrastructure spending and stimulating the economy. I have long believed the Keynesian concept of stimulus spending is at
It is a massive contradiction between what works and what we’re told we need. No business has done more to drive Calgary’s economy than oil and gas. But many, including
