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In 1969, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau told a U.S. audience, “Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered the
With both the provincial government and Calgary city council ignoring the necessity to meaningfully reduce spending, it’s crucial now for taxpayers and businesses to push back against further tax hikes
For a long time, governments have been promoting a confusing link between infrastructure spending and stimulating the economy. I have long believed the Keynesian concept of stimulus spending is at
It is a massive contradiction between what works and what we’re told we need. No business has done more to drive Calgary’s economy than oil and gas. But many, including
Shannon Buhler has been appointed to the position of media director for the Calgary office of DSA Media, a company based in Langley, B.C. that she joined last year. Buhler
Sometimes we don’t focus enough on energy’s hard realities. In terms of production, maybe the hardest reality is this: the world will continue to consume oil for a very, very
Todd Fraser figured the best way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his Tandem Marketing Design was with a good craft beer. And he did just that recognizing the milestone with
It’s no secret businesses in Calgary are struggling. Both employers and employees have been dealt a series of tough hands. A full 7,214 businesses closed their doors in Calgary in
While having coffee with a friend recently, I quoted Stephen Lewis’ view that it is difficult to understand just what it is that Liberals actually believe in. (The full quote
It was nice on a new year catch-up with Sharie Hunter of Arthur/Hunter to hear her so excited about new awards and new clients. She closed 2016 by being awarded
