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Ask any swim coach. The future champion is usually the one who was always the last out of the pool during training sessions and meets – the one who showed
When asked how he’s going to balance the budget, Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci speaks in platitudes. His government is “bending the cost curve,” he insists. Over time, the government
Now that Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) exists and a leadership race is underway, all candidates are promising to change or reverse provincial policy to ensure investment in the province’s
Greenpeace might call it a “fun fact” – if they ever mentioned it at all. For me, it’s the central problem with the organization. The fact is this: Canada is
Creation of the new United Conservative Party is now a fait accompli; all that remains is the election of a leader. There are two announced candidates, Jason Kenney and Brian
No response to my telephone call to Sarah Geddes to ask about the Social School event her Press + Post agency is behind. Tried texting and within a couple of
There is no clearer example of politicians using fluffy, intangible sales pitches to make their tax hikes easier to swallow than the dubiousness of social licence. Social licence, taxpayers were
It is very difficult for the average individual to understand published academic research, and published economic studies are no different. This came to the forefront recently, as there has been
Obviously, you agree. You’re reading a magazine. But print media continues to contract. Newspapers shrink. Some magazines disappear. Three newspapers that once competed – Calgary Sun, Calgary Herald and National
In response to the big announcement by Publicis Group that it was taking a year-long break from entering award shows, Calgary’s WAX Partnership has decided to have some fun while
