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Oil industry facing (c)rude awakening
The game is up: Oil and gas companies can no longer mask their financial frailty
When the energy sector works, Canada works
No industry is better positioned to play a foundational role in getting people back to work and helping pay for the services families rely upon
Crude oil crystal ball shows cloudy future
Despite some rosy forecasts, most European oil giants are slashing their oil price forecasts
Oil industry not dead yet despite disruptions
But a true recovery in oil prices will require an economic recovery, whose timing remains…Brakes applied to worldwide oil, gas exploration
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Provincial governments need to be sober, disciplined, realistic and do whatever they can to not…
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Pandemic further reveals exploitation of U.S. college athletes
There simply is no ethical justification for colleges calling athletes back to campus while…
Remember, all knowledge has a best before date
There is nothing more immobilizing than hanging on to knowledge whose time has expired
A change agent’s guide to the brain
The way to focus people on the organization's optimal future is to get them…
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A video cover letter, if done correctly, is personal and engaging – and could very…
Put the power of visualization to work to make success a reality
Visualization can eliminate some of the unknowns that create stress-induced anxiety in the average person,…
Smiles are your secret to success
Want to brighten your mood, make a lasting impression, encourage collaboration, and positively influence others?…
Being careless around poison ivy can cost you
There’s a high likelihood of a rash arising as a result of contact with…
Get science out of the lab and onto the street to save lives
We know good safety practices from our grandmother – but are we courageous and…
Get science out of the lab and onto the street to save lives
We know good safety practices from our grandmother – but are we courageous and persistent…
Federal government undermines COVID-19 vaccine development
Canada’s amended Patent Act weakens protections for intellectual property in the life sciences just when…
New guidelines help people with dementia stay safe if lost
U of A researchers tap into experiences and ideas of people living with dementia to…
Canadians with disabilities face barriers to financial security
Study shows those living with disabilities average 25% less in assets and COVID-19 is making…
Is it time to walk away from trade with China?
If China wants to keep trading with the West, it needs to do something…
Equalization rebate should go to Albertans, not the Alberta government
If the feds send the larger equalization rebate to Alberta, then it should be…
Is it time to walk away from trade with China?
If China wants to keep trading with the West, it needs to do something about…
Equalization rebate should go to Albertans, not the Alberta government
If the feds send the larger equalization rebate to Alberta, then it should be made…
Being careless around poison ivy can cost you
There’s a high likelihood of a rash arising as a result of contact with the…
Why does the culture of impunity persist?
When words that demean others are spoken with impunity, they lead to further infringements on…
Zion National Park a walker’s paradise
While overshadowed by its bigger, more famous neighbor, the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park…
Belgium’s capital, Brussels, has a lot to offer
This grand old city is not only the capital of Belgium, it's the capital…
Is it Brugge or is it Bruges?
It's Bruges in French as well as English, and it's Brugge in Flemish (or Dutch)
Ghent, Belgium, a museum of early Flemish architecture
The tourist brochures say Ghent has more historic sites than Antwerp and is more down-to-earth…
Isolation-ish escapes and one dreamy trip to save for 2021
The best little K-Country Lodge you may not know about, three mountain lodges made for…
Tourism sector fears losing summer travel season and beyond
Charlotte Bell, president and CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada, talks about what…
Buying used: the 2011 Nissan Quest
With seating for seven, this edition of the Quest also featured a lower step-in…
Lincoln Aviator offers plenty of style and luxury
In every respect, the 2020 Aviator is truly a luxury vehicle. Ford hasn’t missed…
The loving restoration of a 1953 A40 Countryman
Designed for work, not play, the Forestry Service models weren’t built in large numbers. There…
All-electric Nissan Ariya arrives, along with a revived Ford Bronco
Two SUVs – one ultra-modern and one a throwback – will be available to consumers…
Toyota Venza stands the test of time
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Fussy controls and bad ergonomics take away from an attractive car that should just be…