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With all the chatter around the Prime Minister’s proposed ‘Just Transition’ plan, and the nuances surrounding what caused the federal government to change the name to ‘Sustainable Jobs,’ I gathered
I was thinking of the line ‘When will they ever learn?’ in the Peter, Paul and Mary song ‘Where have all the flowers gone?’ when I heard of the latest
University of Calgary (UCalgary) is more than a collection of buildings on campus; it’s the unique experiences of the people inside them and the vibrant community that they create together.
In the 1970s, Jerry Palko regularly got calls from contractors and DIYers looking to buy quality cedar products, but as a lumber distributor, he couldn’t sell direct and had to
As a long-time client at First Executive Centre (FEC), Paul Gregus had grown to depend on the services, convenience and privacy the business centre offered his headhunting company. When FEC’s
Compass Bending has come a long way en route to its upcoming 20th anniversary. In fact, president and general manager Colin Maskey jokes they didn’t even own a screwdriver when
Being in business for 10 years is a huge accomplishment but being in business for the past 10 years is nothing short of miraculous. Between the collapse in oil prices,
Alberta was built by hardworking entrepreneurs whose spirit fueled the province’s growth and shaped its future. It is no wonder, then, that Arpad “Arpi” Berdin decided to build his legacy
It’s difficult to overstate just how essential Alberta’s farmers are. Year in and year out, through variable weather, economic and political conditions, they provide the food that Albertans, Canadians, the
Positive. Encouraging. Uptick. Momentum. They are just some of the early-2023 ways to describe Calgary’s commercial real estate market, particularly the recent office space situation in the downtown core. In
