Archive for December, 2009
With the largest and most important climate-change conference in history still going on in Copenhagen as I write this, what are we to make of “Climategate”? (more…)
This year Larry Pollock proved why he’s the banker you want to go through a global financial crisis with (more…)
We recap the momentous, the telling and the bizarre business stories of the past year (more…)
One of Canada’s largest mines lies right in Edmonton’s backyard, little known except to the thousands who work there. But what future is there for Highvale and other coal mines in a carbon-constrained world?
These days nearly as many people visit albertaventure.com in a month as subscribe to the magazine. And though there is some overlap between the two groups, most absorb our content through one medium or the other, not both. (more…)
Want to avoid implementing that emergency pandemic plan? Whether we’re facing H1N1 or the usual flu bugs, it’s time to make disease prevention a core office policy
Alberta has untapped wealth in the radioactive mineral, but the road to opening the first mine is a long and bumpy one
The past year has been a rough one for the mining sector as it has been for many industries in Alberta and nationwide
Women have to make their own opportunities in the slowly changing corporate world, says energy entrepreneur Rebecca MacDonald
Plus, more highlights from the 2009 Governance for Women Symposium (more…)
