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Things were very different when Alec McDougall started out as an engineer working in the solid waste industry in 1974. At the time, many municipalities handled garbage by burning it
For Anita MacKenzie, business is all about the journey, not the destination. And while the destination has been impressive, it has been an incredible journey over the past 25 years
There are many reasons why Calgary is on the international map. World-class events, unparalleled access to sports and recreation, an entrepreneurial and charitable spirit, the abundance of natural resources; much
For more than a year, despite the fallout from lockdowns and workplace unpredictability, Calgary sellers basked in wild home prices, a lack of inventory and listings supply falling way short
More than two decades after first being legalized, Canadians are continuing to come around when it comes to using cannabis for medical purposes, say industry experts. And many believe regulatory
The horizon for Calgary’s manufacturing industry points onwards and upwards, especially for those seizing aerospace opportunities. Global corporations such as Japan’s Hibiki-Seiki and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada are recognizing
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
