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Attendees to yet another COP28 gathering of ‘the rich, the famous and the confused’ under the guise of saving the world from alleged manmade global warming, met in oil–rich Dubai
If you were only allowed to teach golfers one thing, what would it be? At a golf-teaching symposium I was asked, “If you could only have one thing to teach
I love trees – we all love trees. There are people who believe they can communicate with trees, people who believe trees can feel pain. Certainly, a large tree can exude
There’s a lot of value in asking the right questions. Spend just a few minutes on any search engine and you’ll find hundreds of bright people who agree that posing
“We owe a debt of gratitude to our mom. She was the unsung hero for a long time,” says John Haggis, partner at Young & Haggis. “Chris and Rob were
After 105 years in business, one would expect to find a company entrenched in habit and set in its ways. Nothing could be further from the truth at the Borger
Nick Sims thought he was done with roofing. He had a job in a plant lined up when he left Texas for Canada in 1986, but when that fell through,
The arts define a city’s cultural identity and reflect its history while paving the way for its future. The heart and soul of a vibrant city is its arts and
To walk the same halls as British royalty, Hollywood superstars and political heavyweights, Calgarians need only venture as far as the iconic Fairmont Palliser. For 110 years, this historic hotel
Lorraine Mitchelmore’s career has been a journey of transformation. From humble roots in the coastal communities of Newfoundland and Labrador, Mitchelmore’s enthusiasm for adventure and growth has propelled her on
