The inuksuk is an important part of Canada’s indigenous history. Placed throughout the Arctic, inuksuit were hunting and navigational aids, coordination points and messaging centres. Clearly, innovative wayfinding has been a part
MacEwan University is named after former Lieutenant Governor Dr. J.W. Grant MacEwan. The university’s coat of arms bears a sparrow with a walking stick to further honour Dr. MacEwan. Since
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Do you have a succession plan in place for your business? No matter what size of a company you run, a succession plan is one of the most important factors
In his late teens and early 20s, Darcy Weiss wasn’t imagining himself as the owner of a prestigious workwear company with six locations in Alberta. He was thinking about how
Maple Reinders is a full-service builder with offices across Canada and a portfolio of over 2,600 completed projects from coast to coast. Now, in its 50th year of operations, the
It’s no secret that energy is Alberta’s economy-driving industry, but as the dust settles on the latest recession and the energy industry begins to build itself back up, another industry
Sometimes what you can’t see is the one thing that is supporting everything. A&H Steel is proof of this because, as company principal Glenise Harvey notes, “Reinforcing steel is seldom
Carlson Construction has an incredible 90-year legacy in achieving exceptional results through remarkable construction experiences. The company was founded in 1927 by father and son, Arthur and Victor Carlson, shortly
Before Finance Minister Bill Morneau launched his broadside assault on Canadian entrepreneurialism this summer, he probably should have brushed up on his Sun Tzu. The great ancient Chinese military strategist
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