As industrialization spread in the early 1900s so too did the need for oil and gas, and exploration for these resources introduced Canada as a player in world energy markets.
Look at any reputable poll about Canadian natural resources, their development and their trade with partners around the world. You’ll find a Canadian public that’s supportive, as well as a
On October 2, a delegation of over 50 Alberta business leaders arrived in our nation’s capital to meet with federal government officials. Their mission was twofold: to share a renewed
In the world of energy, Calgary stands as a bustling hub, historically dominated by male figures. However, a significant shift is underway, with the emergence of organizations like Calgary Women
When the energy sector talks about Fort McMurray, it’s understandable that it borrows from the business of real estate, and emphasizes location-location. But there is more, much more, to Fort
It’s no secret that while oil and gas companies – which produce, refine and distribute oil and gas products – invariably get much of the high-profile attention, investment and sometimes
In 1980, Dale Paschinski was lured by the call of the west, moving from Regina to Calgary to take advantage of its red-hot economy. He sensed instability and after only
Fort McMurray 468 First Nation (FMFN468), a dynamic community steeped in history and culture, is preserving its past while fostering economic sustainability and self-sufficiency for a vibrant, healthy future for
When Jim Hamilton joined Radium Technologies Inc. in 2007, the Grande Prairie based company of 10 employees was focused primarily on electrical and instrumentation services for the oil and gas
Grande Prairie is special, and critically important! Many Canadian communities are often known by unofficial but popular and folksy aliases, slogans or nicknames. Niagara Falls is the “Honeymoon Capital of
