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The past months have been hard. While that might be the understatement of the century, it’s important to acknowledge how hard it’s been, and how businesses and families have made
There are few individuals in Calgary’s energy industry as well-respected as Mike Rose. Within his company, Tourmaline Oil Corp., the industry and with investors, Rose has earned the reputation of
There may not have been hugs or handshakes at the 26th annual Calgary Awards, held virtually this year due to COVID-19, but it was just as meaningful to the honoured
Accomplished business and community leader Dawn Farrell, PhD (HC) will become Mount Royal University’s first chancellor following unanimous approval by the board of governors. As the ceremonial head of the
The four month COVID jolt has had a multi-level impact on life and business, particularly in the Calgary area. For the ever-changing dynamics of senior living, it continues to be
Calgary training and education was already being innovatively re-defined when the COVID-19 panic—at least the intense and focused scramble—happened. Some local education experts say that, from sudden Zoom sessions to
Golf is so much more than a game. Of course it’s the layout, the drives, the rolling fairways, the manicured greens, aiming for par, hoping for birdies and explaining bogeys
After nearly 40 years in the industry and having seen so much become somewhat confrontational over the last decade, I have never been prouder to work with some of our
With the COVID-19 regulations slowly winding down throughout Alberta, senior supportive care centres such as The Manor Village Life Centers in Calgary, and Christensen Senior Care in Edmonton are working
There’s a concern that future generations will not be able to write as people deliver far too much communication with the use of a keyboard. I’m wondering if we will
