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It might feel like a distant memory, but there have been times in Calgary’s history where vacancy rates for residential properties have fallen below one per cent. The current real
I think it is fair to say Alberta lost the public relations battle over oil a long time ago. The oil industry, as well as successive provincial governments in Alberta,
John Larsen has been busy handling the position of general manager at Edelman Calgary as well as national practice lead for crisis and reputation risk. He can now focus on
There’s an old saying: “A lie travels halfway around the world before truth can get its pants on.” It helps describe both the anti-Canadian energy campaign and the need for
Summer is finally here. It may be short in Calgary, but it’s glorious. Calgarians are out to play. The soccer pitches, baseball diamonds and golf courses are filled. There are
Do hockey players have an advantage when it comes to learning to strike a golf ball? Power and consistency may be improved if we can learn from them. Hockey players
I am certain I do not need to say that 2015 was a dark year in Alberta. At the beginning of that year, I could not image such a horrible
Matt Gillespie of Joe Media Group and Jeff Bradshaw, V Strategies, grew up together in Wetaskiwin. For the past 20 years, they have been friendly competitors running two of the
The only constant in life is change. Before 2015, however, Albertans weren’t sure if that was the case when it came to our government. Regardless of where we sat on
I have always felt the election of the Horgan NDP government in British Columbia was bad news for Alberta. This is especially true as the Green party holds the balance
