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Calgary has long been one of Canada’s youngest major cities, but that is changing. According to the City of Calgary’s 2015 report, Calgary’s Aging Population, the number of Calgarians aged
For various reasons – the demand for updated new skills, the role of AI and other technology in the workplace and the impact of international student caps on enrollment –
There are few places in professional sports that transcend being simply a venue. The iconic Scotiabank Saddledome is one of them. For more than four decades, it has been the
Last month, hundreds of founders, CEOs and advisors gathered for ScaleUP Week to discuss one question: what separates companies that scale from those that plateau? Discussions ranged from artificial intelligence
It is a fact that oil provides more than a third of the energy we use on the planet each day, which turns out to be more than any other
Many golfers fixate on the how or what movement they need to change to “fix their swing.” “Is my left arm straight?” “Did I stand up?” “Am I cocking my
In July 1956, Poul and Solveig Mathiesen stepped off a train in Edmonton with a three-and-a-half-year-old son and $50 in their pockets. They had come a long way from Copenhagen.
Alberta’s construction sector built this province from the ground up, raising some of its most iconic buildings and structures. Behind that work stands an organization that, for 40 consecutive years,
For nearly 75 years, the Krywolt family has helped Albertans protect what matters most. Darren Krywolt is proud to carry on his family’s legacy in the insurance business and continues
For more than four decades, Jubilee Engineering has quietly helped shape Calgary and communities across Alberta. From subdivisions and schools to apartment developments, commercial sites and municipal infrastructure, the firm’s
