THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL IS IN HIGH RIVER Small Businesses are embracing digital strategies to grow and connect For one week each year, Canadians celebrate the contributions of small businesses within their communities. We know that small businesses are innovative out of necessity – often making enormous leaps in processes and design that become adopted by larger businesses for their...
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Five Years Later
How High River seized the opportunity to become stronger and more vibrant than ever As High River approaches the fifth anniversary of the 2013 flood, it’s time to reflect on what our community has accomplished and look to the future. The events of 2013 were undeniably challenging, but they also brought the community together to weather adversity and seize the...
Traditional meets Modern Agriculture
Traditional meets Modern Agriculture: The rich past and innovative future of the deeply rooted agriculture industry in High River The Town of High River is a bustling business centre for a wealth of industries—from technology to health care to arts and more—but agriculture has long been one of the community’s most steadfast and innovative sectors, with roots in farming and...
Achieve Work-Life Balance and Live Your Best Life in High River
Achieve Work-Life Balance and Live Your Best Life in High River The desire for work-life balance is at an all-time high, but the number of people who achieve it seems to be at an all-time low. Why is work-life balance so elusive to so many? 58% of Canadians report “overload” as a result of the pressures associated with work, home...
