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Successful summit kicks off Canada’s Productivity Initiative – a year-long drive for practical solutions

Ohi Ahmed

Class of 2024: Ohi Ahmed uses data to help bridge employment gaps for autistic Canadians

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Productivity is a national crisis and Canada’s Productivity Summit will help develop sensible solutions that support long-term economic prosperity

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Introducing Canada’s Productivity Summit: Driving investment for economic growth and prosperity

Professor Bryce Tingle

Does corporate governance help or harm companies?

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How UCalgary’s Simpson Centre is connecting funding, research, and policy to ensure Canadian agricultural sustainability

Lexi Marr

How a gift to fund community-based research at O'Brien Institute for Public Health is transforming lives

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Simpson Centre at UCalgary launches program to increase adoption of digital technologies in Alberta agriculture

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Survey asks Calgarians what they think about Airbnb in their community

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International Mountain Day: ‘Benchmark’ assessment reveals depth of Indigenous Peoples’ relationship with Canada’s mountains