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One of the most profound choices a parent can make to set their child up for success is choosing the right school. In Alberta, independent schools strengthen and expand the
Corporate retreats are back in a big way, say local experts, who are seeing companies re-invest in a myriad of opportunities to bring their people together. “They’re going all in.
NAIOP Calgary is excited to announce Bob Harris as the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient at the 2022 REX Awards. The Lifetime Achievement Award is given to a
The push to rebrand Calgary is on the table again. Is the reason to appear ‘more cosmopolitan’ or is re-branding the same as changing the curtains in the office when
Kudos to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce for making its concerns heard regarding the possible negative effects of the proposed Sovereignty bill. For too long the chamber seemed to be
As the year drew to a close, Canadian energy watchers learned Qatar had inked a long-term deal to supply Germany with liquefied natural gas (LNG) in a bid to help
Long before she became Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith was a voice familiar to many in the province. Her staunchly conservative influence was wide-ranging and profound: as a popular radio
It continues a bumpy ride for banking. For personal and corporate customers and also for the banks, as they manoeuvre – some say knee-jerk react – to the various strategizing
At shopping malls and retail outlets across the city, dozens of Calgarians will be volunteering at Salvation Army Christmas Kettles, asking for your support. The annual Christmas Kettle Campaign is
Sarah Hawco is used to working with people on their worst days. The co-founder of Hawco Peters and her Calgary-based team specialize in forensic accounting and dispute resolution services, often
