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In 2016, members of Black Lives Matter briefly held up Toronto’s Pride Parade to protest police mistreatment of LGBTQ+ people of colour in the city and police presence at Pride.
Curtis Stange is a prairie boy. He moved to Regina in the late 70s a teen and always had a lifelong love for agriculture. After he graduated from university, he headed
#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 agriculture industry is important to any economy, and Parkland County is proud to recognize—and champion—its impact. “Parkland County’s commitment to ensuring the long-term viability of the agricultural industry, along
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
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) member Argus Machine is an Edmonton-based company that operates an engineering and design facility servicing oil and gas clients from across North America, and they’ve
We all know someone who doesn’t pay attention to ballooning government debt. How can we help them understand the consequences of irresponsible spending? First, ask your friends to reflect on
A few years ago, then MLA now premier, Rachel Notley, told the Canadian Injured Workers Association of Alberta that our province’s Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) “is an incredibly cheap insurance
