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Dutch farmers are fighting for their farms and their livelihood. For weeks they blockaded highways, streets, food warehouses and government buildings with tractors, trucks, hay bales and manure. The Dutch
There are several marks of an exceptional leader: someone who inspires passion and motivation to follow others; someone with a vision and the ability to realize it; someone who ensures
For Calgary trades, contractors and renovation specialists, the post-pandemic rebound is happening and it is good. Despite the many speedbumps, from lowens, supply chain issues, and particularly the past two-plus
With fall now upon us, we all know winter is just around the corner. And, while there are many wonderful things about the winter months – skiing, snowmobiling, building snowmen,
In business, during the past two-plus years of Calgary lockdowns and disruptions, there have been many changes made. Business priorities have changed. The labour market has changed. Calgary’s commercial (office)
Back in March, Calgary’s real estate market was hot. It was without a doubt a sellers’ market and interest rates were at an all-time historical low. CREB® chief economist Ann-Marie
For some personal and some business-strategic reasons, succession planning can be a touchy topic for business leaders and owners. While the topic itself is complex, so is the reluctance, procrastination
As the developer for U/D, UCPG was recently recognized for three prestigious awards at the fifth annual BILD Alberta Awards ceremony, including the Developer Pinnacle Award, Best Existing Community and
From October 24 to November 12, Canadian Legacy Project is presenting their annual Veterans Funding Drive to support our veterans in their time of need. Canadian Legacy Project builds and
Alberta has a long history of challenges to its economy over the years, including shocks in the form of resource price instability, market access constraints and federal energy policies. However,
