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Does anyone remember B.C.’s infamous “War in the Woods,” the forestry land-use conflicts of the 1990s? According to many of the participants I’ve spoken with over the years, it wasn’t
You can’t get a lightbulb changed without a work order… That saying paints a picture of a common government problem – the rigidity of bureaucracy. In Calgary, it’s so bad
There is no greater investment than our youth, and Roots 2 STEM is empowering the next generation of engineers and scientists as they explore, problem solve and create with hands-on
After 56 years, it was time for change. The Kidney Foundation’s new branding reflects the organization’s evolution into a dynamic force in the fight against kidney disease. “We needed to
As he begins a two-year term as board chair of the Calgary Chamber, Brent Cooper is excited by the opportunity that lies ahead. No stranger to the Chamber – he
Market trends and expert predictions continue to call for a buyer’s advantage in Calgary’s condominium market. On the resale side, high inventories and lower prices are clearly working in the
Although many investment professionals, analysts and advisers emphatically underscore the essentials of research, strategy, goals and investment savvy, they acknowledge that online trading – although tremendously popular – is a
When it comes to politics, health, the weather, money and other contentious facts of life, the cliché is undisputable: you’re entitled to your own opinions, but not to your own
It’s 1985 and Charlie Chapman has just ventured off on his own to create what would eventually become Chapman Petroleum Engineering. Long behind him was the sun-drenched fields from the
Nearly 30 university students are jump-starting their careers this February as part of the first-ever graduating class from the Haskayne School of Business with a new designation in Alberta, the
