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I’m writing this on July 31st, which has become Alberta’s day of caring for Jasper. The week began with heartbreak, which has quickly catalyzed a heartwarming movement of support for
In an increasingly competitive global economy, the need for upskilling and continuous learning has never been greater. A four-year degree is no longer the ticket to secure good paying employment
I want to encourage you to think bigger about our education system. Before our kids head back this fall, it’s time to reflect on the need for transformation. This isn’t
In recent times, there has been a growing interest in Canada regarding the UK’s approach to net-zero emissions. A group of Canadians toured handpicked UK projects and initiatives, resulting in
On the heels of the Alberta Innovates Inventures conference, it feels like the perfect time to discuss our not yet fully realized entrepreneurial opportunity in Alberta. Calgary is known for
In every community there are individuals who rise above the rest, dedicating their time, energy and passion to make a positive difference. These leaders, whether they are entrepreneurs, community builders,
The current federal government decree is for all new passenger vehicles to have net-zero emissions by 2035 – that’s only 11 years away. Rather than liquid or gaseous fuel, electric
Years ago, I committed to being an active “do-er” in this city and for a long time, I believed Edmonton was a city of can-do, get-involved and get-it-done leaders. Recently,
The precarity of our supply chains was one of the unsettling realities revealed by the pandemic. All it took was a strain on a single link to cause shortages throughout
Business partnerships have an ebb and flow of participants over time and professional partnerships (like accounting, law firms and engineers) are usually owned by leaders who are experts in their
