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Earlier this year, Farm Credit Canada (FCC) announced that it convened a 20-organization strong coalition that will invest $5 billion into Canada’s agriculture and food innovation sector by 2030. FCC
There are 1.4 million reasons why skilled trades are an urgent and critical issue. There is a dire shortage of roofers, machinists, millwrights, cooks, carpenters, metal fabricator, welders, glaziers, painters
Calgary’s soccer story is entering a defining chapter. With the continued rise of Cavalry FC and the arrival of Calgary Wild FC, the city’s first professional women’s team, the local
There seems to be a disconnect between companies talking-the-talk and walking-the-walk when it comes to health and safety in the Alberta workplace. Despite the key findings in the 2025 Alberta
There’s a moment, tucked into a conversation about recognition, where the story begins to carry its own weight. A story of modest beginnings, bold choices and generational growth. From early
Two weeks of bitter cold weather nearly sent Bal Moon back to the Fiji Islands. He arrived in Canada in December 1980 and took a job pumping gas at an
For some people, making a difference comes second nature. These are the individuals who build businesses, who give to those who need it, who foster the arts. Who bring others
Every year, Calgary’s residential building and development industry gathers to do something it does exceptionally well – celebrate. The BILDCR Awards, presented by the Building Industry Land Development Association Calgary
The pace of change in business technology has always been measured in years. Experts now say it’s being measured in months. As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rapidly evolve, the
The passion that radiates through Jay McNeil’s voice when he talks about the Calgary Stampeders is contagious. You can feel it. It’s tangible. He’s not just the president of the
