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Established in 1977, the Calgary Immigrant Aid Society set out with one employee, a volunteer and seven board members to provide newcomer services in Calgary. As the city grew and
Celebrating the accomplishments of over those over 70 is gutsy and daring, especially in Calgary, where (according to 2016 stats) the median age is 36.4 and millennials (22-40 year olds)
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
It’s a Wednesday morning in mid-August: school’s out, vacations are on, and many are taking advantage of the last few weeks of summer. If at all possible, work is generally
Maple Reinders is a full-service builder with offices across Canada and a portfolio of over 2,600 completed projects from coast to coast. Now, in its 50th year of operations, the
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
Calgary auto dealer Woodridge Ford Lincoln once again proved to be a leader in its field when it was awarded the President’s Diamond Club Award for 2016 – the highest
In 2004, Ellen Parker was working as an assistant to MLA David Swan until she took off to New York where she joined a PR agency. After a couple of
