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Managing Cash Flow Gaps with Smart Credit Solutions

Any business can run into cash flow gaps from time to time. A cash flow gap could occur if you owe money to a supplier but haven’t received payment from your customers. Or perhaps your business is seasonal, and it’s a slower period, or you’ve had to hire seasonal staff before your revenue has started...

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BONJIL Names Dr. Walter J. Joseph Chief Medical Advisor in Mission to Address Cortisol as the Root Cause of Skin Dysfunction

Plastic surgeon and behavioral neuroscientist joins the New York neurocosmetics house to lead The BONJIL Ritual, the brand’s hero Music Box Collection, ahead of Madison Avenue flagship opening May 20 NEW YORK, May 4, 2026 — BONJIL, the New York neurocosmetics house founded on the principle that chronic stress and cortisol are the overlooked cause...

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How Restroom Supplies Impact Workplace Perception

Restroom hygiene directly influences employee morale and shapes how visitors perceive the business. When facilities fall short, it sends a negative message about a company’s standards. Investing in quality supplies and facility services management is a simple yet effective way to boost satisfaction and demonstrate a strong commitment to cleanliness. Cleanliness and professionalism are two...

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Teen Entrepreneur Maxim Harris Expands RagePADs Globally Following Viral Success, Launches 2026 Growth and Innovation Plans

CONGERS, N.Y., May 4, 2026 — Teen entrepreneur Maxim Harris, founder of RagePADs, is turning a personal challenge into a fast-growing international business success story after a breakout 2025, expanding globally in 2026 while continuing cancer treatment and donating profits to children’s charities. What began as an idea to manage frustration during gaming and sports...

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Gloves on: Calgary Pathway and River Cleanup kicks off

From whiskey barrels to underwear and even a discarded table, volunteers have uncovered some unusual finds during Calgary’s annual Pathway and River Cleanup. On Friday, hundreds of volunteers gathered at St. Patrick’s Island Park to kick off Calgary’s annual Pathway and River Cleanup, a citywide effort focused on keeping parks, pathways and riverbanks litter-free. Among...

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Fans pack Saddledome as Diljit Dosanjh comes to Calgary

Fans were on their feet Thursday night inside the Saddledome as world-renowned Punjabi music sensation Diljit Dosanjh sang and danced for a sold-out crowd of Calgarians. It was a moment Sandeep Kaur had been waiting for, and she’s now sharing it with a new generation. “When I was a kid, since that time I was...

Fire tears through several Cochrane homes, leaving residents displaced
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Fire tears through several Cochrane homes, leaving residents displaced

Officials are still trying to determine a cause after a fire tore through several homes in Cochrane on Thursday, forcing residents to evacuate. The fire broke out in the town’s Heartland community west of of Highway 22, and south of Highway 1A. Multiple homes were badly damaged and many people were displaced during the emergency,...

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Murder charges laid after 2 children found dead in vehicle

Court records show a 37-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two children, whose bodies were found in a vehicle in Calgary. Police have said the victims were under 10 years old. The man was arrested outside the vehicle on Thursday. The accused appeared in court Friday morning, but a...

‘Who we are’: Albertans remember Fort McMurray wildfire 10 years later
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‘Who we are’: Albertans remember Fort McMurray wildfire 10 years later

Rob Rice says many residents of Fort McMurray, Alta., still can’t stand the smell of campfire. It reminds them of the treacherous drive a decade ago through a tunnel of flames as, in their rear-view mirrors, they watched the massive wildfire that ripped through thousands of homes. “You’re seeing ash, smoke and flames everywhere,” said Rice, the 47-year-old owner...

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Alberta premier says law changes to be assessed after probes into voter list breach

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will look at making changes to the law depending on what comes out of investigations into a data breach involving three million voters. Smith, in a social media post, says protecting the private information of Albertans is critical and that violators should be held accountable. Alberta election officials...