
Collective Altruism
The new year is in full swing. People my age feel like Y2K was just yesterday, not two full decades ago. In those 20 years, Calgary has boomed, busted, boomed
The new year is in full swing. People my age feel like Y2K was just yesterday, not two full decades ago. In those 20 years, Calgary has boomed, busted, boomed
The Opposition NDP in Alberta do not much like the Canadian Energy Centre, unofficially called the war room. While pretending to be defenders of the oil and gas industry, the
Whenever I think about what might happen to the economy in the coming year, I remember that I spent the early part of my academic career doing economic forecasting. It
Marketing matters to a growing number of Calgary companies. Cidnee Stephen, president of the Calgary Marketing Association (CMA), reports the association posted more positions this past November and December than
You’re already aware U.S.-supported anti-pipeline activists continually oppose Canadian tankers. But did you know that while these activists make Canadian tankers the fall guy in the energy debate, U.S. oil
Like any other leader of a large, capital-intensive business, I spend a lot of time thinking about strategic planning, budgeting and financial stewardship in tough times. Watching Calgary city council’s
I can’t help but quote the late Yogi Berra who once said, “It’s déjà vu all over again.” The election results are a big throwback to the Trudeau the Elder
WAX Partnership is a communications company that values the freedom of the press. More than a little ticked with President Trump’s misuse of the term “fake news” to discredit stories
Alberta’s budget has long been a topic of conversation around kitchen and boardroom tables. As families talk about tightening their belts because there’s less to go around, the same conversation
I have always thought that leftists have odd ideas. This is largely because they do not actually think about issues, believing any ideas they have are morally superior and are