Press & Media

The debate over AI data centres in Alberta has become louder by the day. Will they drain our water? Strain our grid? Carve up farmland?

Shawn Freeman, President of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) in Calgary, shared his insights on the challenges Calgary’s entrepreneurs face, especially amid potential U.S. tariffs set for March 4.

Calgarians are being urged to support local businesses as the trade war between Canada and the United States arrives—and some hope to make that choice easier.

Shawn Freeman, the president of the Calgary Entrepreneurs’ Organization, joins Global News Morning to discuss the blanket tariffs on Canadian goods entering the U.S. and what small businesses are going through as they try to navigate through the uncertainty.

Several Alberta school boards were affected by a cyberattack on a U.S.-based software company that offers applications to store student and staff information.

The cyber breach prompted a temporary citywide closure of all library locations and months of reduced services. The library’s monitoring systems were able to block the attack, and no private data was compromised in the breach, the library confirmed.

The awkward tech leaders of yesteryear no longer cut it — founders must find ways to strengthen their interpersonal skills if they want to thrive.

The Covid-19 pandemic has made remote work more than a trendy experiment — it’s become a necessity to keep employees safe.

Avoid the “shiny thing syndrome” that entrepreneurs are often susceptible to.

Have you outgrown your current career path? Re-establishing your personal road map simply requires a realigned mindset.

When I first started my career, I found myself in a job that I was eager to get promoted out of.

The pandemic has forced business leaders in every industry to modernize at hyper-speed. As these recession-weary leaders determine where to cut expenses, though, some IT leaders are worried that tech might be on the chopping block.