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Canada’s no stranger to pipeline debates. As far back as the mid-1950s, the country’s had its share of disputes over oil and gas transmission. The good news is we’ve had
This month marks the end of 2020, a mythically bad year. Feeling reflective as we head into the holiday season, I have been looking back through the two years worth
When Millenia Engineering started in 1995, the founders created the core values that would establish the company in the industry. By stressing integrity, flexibility, honesty, and excellence through innovation, they
If 2020 has taught us anything it’s that the future is uncertain, perhaps more so than we imagined. What was once taken for granted can be upended almost instantaneously, all
While no industry has been spared from the effects of COVID-19, Calgary’s residential housing market has still managed to see a few bright spots in 2020, say experts. With a
We’re passed those bizarre first few months of the Covid lockdown, but there are still limitations on our lives and livelihoods. What are the effects on our physical health as
In many ways, the senior lifestyle is unique and in-transformation. Although the 60 plus generation continues to re-define and transform contemporary senior lifestyle wants, needs, opportunities, options and ways of
Now more than ever, in business and in life, timing is everything! In Calgary business, there is also the added speedbump of a notorious triple whammy: the COVID-lockdown, the oil
Christmas is right around the corner and that means The Salvation Army is getting ready to launch their annual Christmas Kettle Campaign. Since 1891, The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle has
There were turbo-charged racecars and exotic antiques, vintage motorcycles and classic sports cars and even a few beat-up pick-up trucks. A total of 92 vehicles participated in this September’s Rally
