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There are many who might say I’m not the brightest star in the galaxy, but it would seem to me that the projected double-digit tax increase for industrial properties is
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
Ideally the human body and mind is capable of aging gracefully, enabling an enjoyable lifestyle. Considering that your genetics account for roughly 1/3rd of your health, there are four (4)
It seems the U.S. election has created much more interest among Canadians than politics in our own country. Maybe we have just given up – but interest is growing in
It’s no surprise that a majority of Canadians, according to three recent polls, want our resilient natural resource industry to play a role in any post-COVID economic recovery. The fact
In my lifetime, Remembrance Day has been a day on the calendar to don a poppy. A day to reflect, celebrate, grieve and remember the contributions of those who serve
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
