Religious freedom benefits everyone
But hard secularism and the marginalization of some Canadians are reducing our deep pluralism and chipping away at our freedoms…
Flexitarianism muscles its way on to the food-service menu
Almost one-fifth of Canadians go meatless at various levels and restaurants are slowly adapting to this new reality…
Housing collapse in Canada unlikely
Significant differences between Canada today and the 2008-2009 U.S. housing market crash: CPA Canada report…
Calgary ranked No. 3 of best cities in world to find a job
Based on economic strength, standard of living, immigration and opportunities for youth and women…
Pets really are good for your health
The health benefits of companion pets are found in many settings and for people of all ages and situations…
Getting it done is better than getting it perfect
Lessons for the world from the logging camp and why binding many individuals together in the common cause is so important…
Where are Alberta’s top five most affordable housing markets?
Look to Fort McMurray, Beaumont, Cold Lake, Sherwood Park and St. Albert…
West Edmonton Mall IQOS store to sell heat-not-burn tobacco products
Ongoing expansion is part of Philip Morris International’s goal to replace cigarettes with smoke-free products…
Alberta annual inflation rate higher than national average
The Consumer Price Index in the province was up 2.8 per cent year over year…
TV’s Vikings is good fun and semi-reasonable history
But large-scale medieval violence and plundering wasn’t uniquely Viking – not by a long stretch…
Sympathizing with minorities, with a twist
Sociologists have convinced us to think of people solely in terms of their census categories and their victim credentials…
The first recorded strike occurred in Egypt in 1152 BC
During the reign of Pharaoh Rameses III, a small group of Egyptian royal tomb workers did the unthinkable…
Albertans have a penchant for eating and drinking out
Sales in the food services and drinking places industry rose to $796.127 million across Alberta in September…
Heal our own pain and the pain of others, and heal the world
Our efforts to stop crime and violence through aggression and punishment have never worked. Compassion works…
No new Alberta cannabis licences until supply shortage improves
AGLC ordered enough cannabis to support up to 250 stores but only 20% of the product was delivered…