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Heading in to the second year of a COVID-influenced market, real estate in Alberta has seen its fair share of highs and lows. What began as a sluggish spring in
The COVID-19 pandemic will go down in history as a time of trials and tribulations for industries around the world. While many industries struggled, others rose to the occasion, providing
From empty office buildings and work-from-home setups to physically distanced dining, COVID-19 has shaken up the everyday. In the global health pandemic haze, spring came and went, and summer draws
As oil and gas pipelines go, none has faced as much pushback as the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline, a planned 1,210-mile, $8-billion structure expected to carry 830,000 barrels of oil,
Airbnb. It’s the accommodation solution that allows tourists to enjoy anything from a room in someone’s home to an entire house or condo for less than the cost of a
Real estate can often be a volatile market with ever-changing regulations and trends, making it difficult for businesses and individuals to keep up with every aspect on their own. That’s
Another year has gone by since Alberta’s latest recession came to its end, but it wasn’t just the recession that impacted Edmonton’s real estate market. The qualities of the economic
According to studies conducted by NEXA Advisors LLC, companies that use business aviation consistently outperform those that do not, whether publicly-traded major corporations or small or medium-sized businesses. These companies
Although the Bank of Canada’s five-year benchmark rate recently dropped for the first time since 2016, down from 5.34 per cent to 5.19 per cent, it isn’t enough of a
It’s easy to understand the appeal of business aircraft: they take you where and when you need to go reliably and efficiently, whether it’s to a remote location, a small
