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Beattie Tartan, an integrated communications agency that is headquartered in London and has 12 offices in the UK and Ireland, plus a network spanning more than 100 cities worldwide, has
At a time when beehive hairdos and wide lapels were the rage, the most coveted accessory didn’t come from Jackie Kennedy or Steve McQueen. It came from Jack Carter. Calgarians
We are taught to manage risks from the time we are children in order to protect ourselves: look both ways before crossing the road, wear a helmet when you ride
It’s a frustrating stereotype but it’s getting much, much better. “Small business” is no longer a cynical negative. On the contrary! “Small business” has become a dynamic source of pride
When it comes to buying groceries, Calgarians have a lot of choice. From big-box American chains to local farmers markets, an ever-expanding multitude of entities vies for a share of
Dressing for Calgary’s four seasons can be challenging. Sunny and warm one minute, cold and wet the next. And let us not forget the harsh Prairie winters that can linger
Bill Borger is familiar with the construction industry’s stereotype – a rough and tough group of workers whose common tongue is swearing and shouting. “In the traditional construction industry, that’s
When it comes to the big decision to “build or renovate,” it’s understandable that it invariably conjures up residential properties. However, in the Calgary market, trends to build or renovate
Airlines do it. So do hotels. And an increasing number of theatres are doing it too. These businesses are adjusting their product prices in response to real-time supply and demand.
I was just starting my career as an economist at the time Trudeau the Elder was ruining the Canadian economy. From an economic perspective, the Elder did many strange things,
