
AI Isn’t Optional. Get Your Business on Board!
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

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

I attended a meeting shortly after I stepped into my new role at the University of Alberta. Big changes were taking shape and, as vice-president, external relations, I was forming

Diagnostic testing plays a critical role in the early detection, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions, making it one of the most effective tools in keeping Albertans safe and

Two years ago, I was considering taking on a new role at the University of Alberta. I had recently sold my business to a leading national firm and wasn’t necessarily

Alberta’s tech industry is vibrant and has seen accelerating growth over the past few years. The province is quickly advancing towards competitor jurisdictions of Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia. In

Even before the pandemic, employee mental health was a concern. The pandemic made a serious problem even worse, and mental health is now top of mind for the business leaders

I have always believed that business and team sports have a lot in common. The greatest Canadian coach of all time, Claire Drake used to say, “It’s amazing what you

A decade ago, Alberta was the country’s poster child for prosperity. We had experienced our strongest period of economic growth; I am confident that we are on a path to

Are we polarized, or are those in the centre just complacent? In a 2021 survey of Canadians by the Environics Institute, Canadians place themselves as 17 per cent being far