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It is important to think about a succession plan for your business—but should you be relying on your kids to take the torch? As Heather Barnhouse, partner, Dentons, explains, “To
One of the most important decisions a business needs to make is deciding where to operate. The decision is multifaceted, one that requires balancing multiple pros and cons. Do you
Remember when Edmonton was all abuzz about downtown redevelopment? Two years since the grand opening of Rogers Place and ICE District and a subsequent lull in the previously breakneck metamorphosis
#MeToo, #BlackLivesMatter, #NoBanNoWall: social activism has taken more than a turn; lately, it’s gone viral, but what does this new dynamic mean for the workplace? Now that social issues can
The business world is changing, but as we are shifting to a more mobile professional dynamic, does that mean our workwear needs to change too? Or do we still need
Nestled east of downtown, from 97 Street to 92 Street and from 103A Avenue to the top of the North Saskatchewan River Valley, is a neighbourhood known as The Quarters
Edmonton is an exciting place for business owners these days. With the ongoing development of ICE District, and distinct neighbourhoods with identifiable personalities (Whyte Ave, 124 Street, Brewery District, the
This May, the Federal Government announced its intent to buy the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline. The move, predictably, was praised and derided by various groups arguing between environmental preservation
The first months of 2018 have been truly stranger than fiction for Alberta’s oil and gas industry. The year began with two NDP premiers going nose to nose like Ali
What do you see when you picture a business jet? No matter what you conjure up in your mind’s eye – exclusivity, efficiency, or privacy – I bet you didn’t
