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Unprecedented. It’s the word most often used to describe the times we’re living in. The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdown has forced Calgary’s small business community to adapt and cope.
As oil and gas pipelines go, none has faced as much pushback as the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline, a planned 1,210-mile, $8-billion structure expected to carry 830,000 barrels of oil,
No doubt about it! The first half of 2020 has been historically challenging for Calgary. The COVID lockdown, the economy and the jarring global oil price crash have been unprecedented
The public has been bombarded with media reports of how severe this extreme Flu Virus has affected our senior population; especially those who reside at long-term care or nursing home
This situation takes a lot of confidence. A little practice would be good too. When we are this close we often want to use our chipping technique, but with deeper
Always interested in words, I wonder who came up with the phrase ‘social distancing’ to describe measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Sounds nice but wouldn’t ‘physical distancing’ be
It’s June in Calgary. Spring (however short its existence) is gradually blooming into summer, ushering in the highly-anticipated season of long, hot days spent out doors with family and friends.
Right now, we should be shining our boots and dusting off our hats, but instead, we’re missing the Calgary Stampede. You could hear the air come out of the city
In order to protect businesses and companies from loss of earning potential, a risk management strategy and business continuity plan must be in place. Risk management is the process of
Like flipping a switch, turning on the tap, going to the fridge, logging in and this year’s transformational COVID-19 life changer occasionally reminds us—we take basics and modern creature comforts
