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For many businesses around the world, the lights went out during the COVID-19 pandemic – sometimes for good. Like any dark cloud, there’s always a silver lining, say members of
Before COVID-19 forced the globe to social distance from a safe place, our world was already saturated by a proliferation of digital delivery services, networking alternatives and convenience technology. Amazon,
On every level—personal, social and business— Calgary’s grit, resilience and spirit has been tested. By all indications, it has been a triple whammy: the oil slump, the economy and, of
It’s hard to believe that less than a year ago the real estate market was on track to setting record breaking sales. Then a pandemic hit the world and changed
Wikipedia says it best! “re·sil·ient /rəˈzilyənt/ able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.” It is the story of business—particularly small business—in Calgary. Although big business usually gets the
Residents, nearby staff, students and visitors to NW Calgary’s University District will have more shopping and food options as of August 28, 2020, with the grand opening of Save-On-Foods and
Alberta’s largest cycling fundraiser shifts its 12th annual Ride to a virtual event and still draws in 902 virtual riders, supporting breakthrough cancer research and care at the 17 cancer
Physicians know that the human body and mind are without a doubt beyond the scope of the finest mechanism or instruments ever created by science. The capacity of our body
The talk is all about getting back to ‘normal’ – but it may be an awful long time before we are going about our lives doing the things we did
October 16, 2017. The last Calgary municipal election. The headlines told us Calgarians sought change; the ballot box told a different story. Every incumbent won re-election, and the only new
