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The vibrant community of University District in Calgary’s northwest is quickly becoming a hotspot to live, work and play thanks to its mindful design, broad variety of residential options and
In Canada, the statistics are now starting to surface regularly in all provinces, as medicine, science, business and politics, weigh the various options to control the spread of the pandemic.
Here we are still COVID-conscious after almost a year of forced lockdown in our personal as well as business lives. Who could have imagined not being able to have a
If you weren’t sure whether Canada ought to control its own destiny and take its place among the safest, most innovative, most reliable and successful energy suppliers on the planet,
Mike April’s senior yearbook predicted that he would become an accountant. While that didn’t exactly come true, he pursued a lot of different avenues that led him to working in
There are very few businesses in Calgary that can today boast a 100-year history. A past that includes the great depression, world wars, technological leaps and bounds and now, a
“Some things never change” may be a financial cliché that has been redefined by nine months’ worth of COVID risks and money anxiety. It is unanimous: 2020 was no ordinary
Mary Swaffield knew things needed to change. Like many, the Calgary-based chief executive officer at the Alberta Mortgage Brokers Association (AMBA) and her five-person team switched to a work-from home
Paul Valentine, owner of Valentine Volvo, has partnered with the Wyant Group from Saskatoon for his newest venture, Jaguar Land Rover Royal Oak, which recently opened in the Northwest Auto
Independent schools (referred to as private schools in legislation) have been part of the fabric of Alberta since the province joined confederation. In fact there are independent schools that have
