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John Maynard Keynes is often called the father of macroeconomics. If macroeconomics is summed up by the belief that without government spending the economy will collapse, then he is probably
What if we competed as hard for Canada’s energy as we did for America’s Amazon? What if Canadians were as excited about pipelines as they seem to be about attracting
The worst is over for Calgary’s housing market as it turned the corner in 2017 and experts are expecting an even rosier outlook for 2018. After struggling through two years
Frank Lonardelli celebrates five years of success with Arlington Street Investments Frank Lonardelli and his staff at Arlington Street Investments (ASI) are celebrating five successful years since he launched the
Wouldn’t it be nice if politicians came with a return policy? Just imagine if taxpayers had a legal tool that could be used to remove a politician from office in
Imagine how it would feel to announce year-end results that consistently show that your company has outperformed its competitors on ROA, ROE, EBITDA and revenue growth. Or have you company
For various reasons, whenever the topic of “immigrants” pops up, it’s usually contentious. More often than not, it’s also politically charged. The non-contentious, apolitical, practical and dramatic business factors are
When it comes to business greats, southern Alberta is home to a formidable club. By whatever name they’re called – pioneer, entrepreneur, visionary, leader – the achievements of these acclaimed
At last month’s annual Thanksgiving party, Freshwater Creative was able to show off its new digs in the historic Burns Building, decorated to reflect the personality of the creative team
In early October, TransCanada announced it was abandoning the Energy East pipeline. The Trudeau administration responded to this in the usual manner, by issuing an astonishingly naive statement. This job
