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Role of Government and How Alberta Industries and Professions View Alberta's Economy and Innovation KEI's Archive EPISODE #4. Sectors most represented in the survey were Education and Government, Ener

REGIONAL FOCUS KEI's Archive EPISODE #3. Highlighted was the continuing progress evident in diversifying the province and regional economies but hindered by the province-wide role of the oil and gas i

Prosperity means adapting and whether your are leading an organization or profession, industry or government, family or just a student preparing for the future, the challenges have rarely been more da

Choice matters - impacting health and education, jobs and the environment WEBINAR VIDEOS Last week What's on Your Plate? KEI's Archive Candidate Questions - What do you want to know? Please complete t

HERE A startling observation was how inept have been the central banks (in both the US and Canada) in regulating consumption leading to periodic shocks - rapid rises in interest rates, causing signifi

This week's webinar explores the realities of a very complex economy and the impact on you, whether you are an investor or pensioner, a homeowner or justa shopper. Renown economist - Robert "Bob" Asca

The following article appeared in Wired magazine and makes the point that AI has the capacity to compromise our images and our identity. With all the great things that AI can offer, and all the threat

Also featured: Fearmongering must stop Leaders need to inspire Your view of the economy WEBINAR VIDEOS Hey ChatGPT SLOW DOWN! KEI's Archive Webinar Invitation Interview of Michael Durrie author of AI

The Age of Reason is coming to an abrupt end. Generative AI grants us an interpretive service based on immediate and free access to vast sources of knowledge. Since it's public introduction GPT and sp

The decline in the value of knowledge, I mused, is signaling the emergence of a new Age, heralding the value of emotion and creativity. The forces and sources of change have converged: economic - glob

HERE The webinar explored the role of humour in addressing personal and societal conflict. The topic seemed timely given that for several weeks we have been identifying and exploring the excesses of f

Concepts banging around in my head woke me: “mirth” and “mayhem” and how they exist simultaneously just as what s ome view as good, others view as evil. Residential schools, wealth distribution, equal