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There is good news, and uncertain and unpredictable news when it comes to Calgary’s battered and bruised commercial real estate market. The juxtaposed reality is that Calgary’s commercial real estate
For over 20 years, The Salvation Army has served the residents of SE Calgary from its storefront location in Forest Lawn. While the facility has served the organization and community
We know Alberta as the country’s economic powerhouse, owing to our province’s well-known capabilities in the energy and agricultural sectors, among many others. But why limit ourselves to just a
Since the 1945 founding of the United Nations, Canada has played a key role in helping shape UN policy. Canadians have generally seen our long-term UN involvement as a smart
Faced with a seven-hour drive to spend time with daughters in Trail and on Christina Lake, we had the bright idea of flying into Castlegar, saving the long drive and
In 1995 Calgary golfer Robert (Bob) Wylie was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. He played on the PGA tour in 1957 and returned to the amateur ranks
It is shocking how quickly things can fall apart if one sleeps longer than five hours a night, or you take a week off. Committees-with-Agendas never rest and like to
After offering 50 years of outstanding education, Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School (STS) is looking back at the foundation of excellence and character on which it was built, while looking forward at the
They say that good things come in small packages, but great things come packaged in jewellery boxes. And the greatest things come in packages from J. Vair Anderson Jewellers. For
When Jeff Litster and Ryan Arseneau moved from Ontario and Quebec to Calgary, they could never have imagined what was in store for them. They were machinists by trade, lured
