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May 2015 Bye-Bye Alberta

With a mission to inform, empower, celebrate and advocate for British Columbia's current and aspiring business leaders, BCBusiness go behind the headlines and bring readers face to face with the key issues and people driving business in B.C.

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MAy 2015 BCBusiness 3 cover & ILLUSTrATIoN: STeveN HUGHeS; Above: PAUL JoSePH; beLoW: roberT JoHNSoN/fLIckr 32 m ay 2015 contents v o l u m e 4 3 n u m b e r 5 A Letter of Condolence To our friends in Alberta: we know what it's like to have your major industry tank. So here's a little advice on how to survive it–and come out stronger than ever by Jim Sutherland Let's Get Social! In our inaugural guide to social media, we look at three local companies who are expert at getting the word out. Plus: b.c.'s Twitter stars; the platforms you need (and the ones to avoid); and "the reddit effect" by Trevor Melanson, Matt O'Grady, Jacob Parry and Felicity Stone "Since forestry's semi-retire- ment, our economy has hit no home runs, or even a stand- up triple. But we have strung together so many singles and doubles that we're winning our share of games" – p.32 41 In the muck Trouble in Alberta's oil sands might be good news for B.C. socIal butterflIes Telus's Caitlin Hall and Kathryn Percy

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