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The most common street talk now is around ‘ESG’ reporting. So what does that mean for Canada, and in particular Alberta? We know it is tied to climate change, but
Planning – I’ve heard it described as a fundamental management function which involves deciding beforehand what is to be done, and when it is to be done. To motorists using
Oil and natural gas demand continues to rise while Canadian exports face long-standing domestic protests that thwarts market access. The result is that Canadians are missing out on a huge
For many people, technology can be a barrier and many business leaders don’t have the experience or time to tear it down. For 25 years, Tech To U has been
After enjoying unprecedented growth and a booming economy in Alberta in the 1970s, the party abruptly ended in the early 1980s for Albertans with the arrival of a deep recession
SECURE CEO, Rene Amirault, knows what it takes to grow a company. Throughout his early career, Amirault held various positions at Imperial Oil Ltd. and Canadian Crude Separators (CCS) in
For many people, the closest they’ll get to celebrity home styles is flipping through design magazines or watching HGTV. Until now. Now they too can go to local company Marvel
Sometimes the real race is getting to the starting line. For Bill Kujat, truer words cannot be spoken. The German-born Canadian is living proof that through hard work, grit and
Alberta farmers and agriculture stakeholders are burdened and anxious over federal government climate change policies like escalating carbon taxes and a goal to dramatically reduce nitrogen fertilizer use by 2030,
The momentum is encouraging. The COVID curse has faded. The new normals of business have settled in. And, in particular, there is a much-awaited pivot of good news for Calgary’s
