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This past fall, world leaders and world-leading thinkers met in Egypt for COP27, the world’s biggest conference on climate change – and Alberta was there. Our delegation to the conference
“We are on a highway to climate hell with our foot still on the accelerator,” said Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, in his opening remarks at the
Long before she became Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith was a voice familiar to many in the province. Her staunchly conservative influence was wide-ranging and profound: as a popular radio
To suggest that Edmonton’s continuing education has been transformed, particularly in the wake of almost three years of lockdowns and workplace disruptions, may be a simplistic understatement. Trends have changed.
These days, it’s rare to run into someone, or at least someone who knows someone, not already enjoying the freedom to legally indulge in their preferred cannabis product. While the
The kīsikāw pīsim solar farm is now in operation, generating renewable electricity to help power the E. L. Smith Water Treatment Plant. The solar farm will provide up to half
Recently, I moderated a panel discussion on artificial intelligence at forward/slash, an event that brought the thought leaders and decision makers of the Edmonton region together to unite behind a
Get ready, Edmonton, because MacEwan means business! Having celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, the university is now planning for its future. Last year, MacEwan released Teaching Greatness, a bold
Since 1957, Done-Rite Floors Ltd. has enhanced residential and commercial spaces with a range of flooring options. From new installations to renovations, from single family homes to multi-family dwellings, Done-Rite
Nearly a decade before WEM opened, another mall was delighting locals and tourists and today, Londonderry continues to grow and inspire. In fact, it was one of the city’s original
