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From online meetings to physical distancing, COVID-19 has changed the everyday routine of many across the province. For most students, the global health pandemic has meant switching to fully virtual
While we may have left 2020 behind us, the impacts of the global health pandemic linger. The year was marked by rounds of public health orders, business closures, and economic
While no one disputes the current need for lockdowns, particularly those targeted on protecting seniors and those with comorbidities, Christenson Communities feels lockdowns cannot be the only strategy and points
Alberta’s senior population is booming. As of March 2020, seniors were the province’s fastest growing demographic with 640,000 over the age of 65. Within the next two decades, that number
In 1921, the capital city looked a lot different. The population of 58,821 was poised to grow alongside a city – and a province – that was experiencing a construction
The year 2020 was a historic one for the world with the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in struggles in every facet of everyday life, including mental health strain. Whether people work
The end of the year is always a time for retrospection. For businesses, the final quarter presents an opportunity to review annual performance, identify shortfalls, and plan for what hopes
Independent schools (referred to as private schools in legislation) have been part of the fabric of Alberta since the province joined confederation. In fact there are independent schools that have
A lot of us fondly remember the City of Champion sign that greeted drivers to the city’s limits. While the sign was originally installed to celebrate all of Edmonton’s sports
The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak’s impact on education this year was heavy, and sudden. Institutions found themselves needing to accommodate for remote learning, whether or not they had already implemented such
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