If there is one constant in Calgary’s energy sector, it is volatility. Recent geopolitical developments in the Middle East have introduced a level of uncertainty
The snow is melting, the days are getting longer, and for Calgary’s finance leaders, the real Q2 urgency is just setting in. If the first
If you’re a finance leader in Calgary’s manufacturing sector, you’re likely sitting on a significant source of non-dilutive funding—you just haven’t filed for it yet. The shop floor innovations, the process experiments,
Picture this: it’s a crisp March morning in Kensington. You’ve just finished your second coffee, your T4s are sitting in your inbox, and somewhere in a drawer is a
If there is one word that captures the mood in Calgary’s accounting and finance community right now, it’s “frazzled.” The 2026 tax season has come and gone, and
If you’re a finance leader in Calgary trying to build a high-performance team in 2026, you’ve likely felt it: the market has shifted beneath your feet. The era of posting
If there is one constant in the world of Senior Finance and Accounting, it is change. Here in Calgary, we are no strangers to economic shifts, but
As we move through March 2026, Calgary’s finance leaders face a rapidly evolving tax landscape that demands immediate attention. With the corporate tax payment deadline
As we settle into March 2026, Calgary’s finance leaders find themselves at a critical juncture. The corporate tax payment deadline for most December 31, 2025,
Earlier this week, we were parsing Premier Smith’s pre-budget speech, reading between the lines on immigration and deficits. It felt like we were all bracing about something.