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If the Princess of Lichtenstein pops by Alberta for the 2026 Olympics, Albertans will be responsible for ensuring she has someone to carry her bags. You see, she’s not merely
The debate about energy development, and protection of the environment, is not new but has recently become more polarized. Canada, and especially Alberta, is blessed with abundant natural resources and
Valuemed Professional Products Ltd. was born on the cusp of a changing world, and thanks to visionary Candi Johnson, president and COO, the company flexed, adapted, and thrived. Now, 30
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
Property tax increases have small business owners seeing red. According to new analysis by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), 45 per cent of business owners surveyed in Edmonton
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
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
