Women’s Entrepreneurship Day summit in Calgary this week
‘Women are making an impact on our local and global economy, and we need to celebrate this’
Industrial real estate campaign takes cheeky tone
Beedie’s promoting an ownership program for newly-constructed industrial warehouse space
Edmonton multi-family home market sluggish
Urban Analytics report says price reductions or price-reducing incentives may be needed
Internal trade barriers cripple Canada
In search of truth in the face of political lies
Cherry’s rant closes curtain on his career
Big health-care change takes big courage
‘Firewall’ tactics won’t do much to boost Alberta
As cathartic as it may be, it’s unclear that anything Kenney has prescribed will do much to improve the business climate in this province
Industrial real estate outlook guarded
Cushman & Wakefield report says while the vacancy rate is unchanged, many companies have been exploring creative ways to thrive
Calgary economy forecast to slip before upswing next year
Conference Board of Canada predicts a 2% increase for 2020 as the energy sector stabilizes
Canadians increasingly embrace Black Friday
Study clearly shows consumers continue to enjoy shopping in physical stores: Retail Council of Canada
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Using tech to connect with patients
Chris Nedelmann of Copeman Healthcare Centre talks about bridging the gap between practitioners and patients with a virtual care app
Cannabis culture goes mainstream
Rade Kovacevic of Canopy Growth talks about the marketplace a year after legalization and where his company will go next
Routine legal tasks at your fingertips
Shane Murphy on how Founded Technologies is striving to be an essential online tool for small Canadian businesses
Kelly Doody of The Social School talks to Calgary’s Business
Small businesses can benefit from getting active in social media. But getting started can be intimidating and confusing. Kelly Doody explains how entrepreneurs can get active quickly to to full effect.
Tracing the roots of a Calgary tracer technology success
Todd Dyer of Isotopes Canada talks about being a solution-provider through innovation for the energy industry
Fewer than 25% of small business transactions in cash
Providing convenient payment options at the point-of-sale is still key to the success of small businesses: survey
Tree planting and the psychology of business success
It’s time you set some goals, tracked your progress and celebrated your successes
Is Canada just a good place to be from?
We were once the envy of the world. Now, talented young people and entire businesses are leaving for better prospects elsewhere
Protect your intellectual property from the get-go
As the global economy continues its historic shift from raw materials and manufacturing to knowledge-based, a company’s valuation is completely taken up by IP
Airport land lease fees inflate Canadian travel costs
The land leases that the federal government requires of the 26 largest public sector airports under its control in Canada are entirely avoidable
Airplane stretches will get you ready to hit the ground running
Stretching while flying leads to less fatigue and fewer muscles aches and pains
Finding magical places on the long road from Alberta to Texas
Not having a definitive travel plan can pay off when you unexpectedly find the remarkable – amid the people and the landscape
Three mistakes that lead to a lousy first impression
Studies show it takes the brain just 200 milliseconds to gather most of the information it needs to determine a person’s emotional state
The joy of being multilingual
Studies consistently show that being multilingual is good for brain health and development in children and adults
Your guide to unsticking your team’s potential
How to deal with three team-member dysfunctions that can get in the way of team effectiveness
Modern car features add up to a safer ride
Today’s automobiles are full of safety features and more improvements are added every model year
VW Arteon has all you need but not much more
This sport sedan has above-average handling and braking, and beautiful styling, but it’s otherwise unremarkable
Electric vehicles will reshape the economy: report
Rapid adoption could cause an 11% spike in Canadian electricity demand, requiring utilities to make significant infrastructure investments
There is nothing scarier than our own imagination
Take your mind off automatic pilot and get it to work for you rather than against you
Diabetes may double risk of developing depression
Two of the primary risk factors for the disease are obesity and lack of exercise
ASC launches campaign for Financial Literacy Month
‘Albertans can better manage their personal finances and protect themselves from unsuitable investments and scams’