Charles Rivera: Unscripted

Montreal’s REM light rail project faces mounting costs and delays, even as it promises a modern transit network. We delve into the challenges, competing projects, and the future of mobility in the city.

WestJet is doubling down on the Québec tourism market, appointing a seasoned industry leader to spearhead a customer-focused strategy. The move comes amid a broader integration of Sunwing and a shift toward tailored travel experiences.

The retail giant’s latest Business Centre caters to restaurants, offices & grocers, boosting local economic activity & challenging last-mile delivery norms in a competitive market.

Thompson Thrift’s new Monument, Colorado development aims to meet rising demand for upscale housing in a fast-growing region experiencing strong job creation and highly-rated schools.

A new partnership is bringing much-needed rental units to Brampton, but faces a competitive market and questions about long-term affordability. This project signals a broader trend in Canadian housing.

Historic Florida resort undergoes a comprehensive $92 million overhaul, blending athletic excellence with modern luxury and a new mixed-use community development. Discover how Saddlebrook is reinventing itself for a new era.

New bus order balances immediate needs with long-term sustainability goals. Ottawa’s transit authority navigates supply chain challenges and technological hurdles while committing to a zero-emission fleet by 2036.

Costco’s strategic move in Winnipeg—a new warehouse & business centre—isn't just about retail expansion. It’s a story of addressing community needs, supporting local businesses & evolving with a changing market.

Denver’s Cherry Creek North is booming, and The Broe Group is doubling down with a new $200M project, despite a challenging office market. Here’s how they plan to win.

A new $1.1 billion steel mill in Osceola, Arkansas, is poised to disrupt the industry, promising lower carbon emissions, increased efficiency, and a model for sustainable manufacturing. But can it deliver on its ambitious goals?

Facing financial pressures, colleges are turning to innovative revenue models—from renting dorms to hosting conferences—and leveraging technology to streamline operations and attract new income sources.

Bradenton's new luxury community, The Stadler, honors a visionary leader's legacy and commitment to service, while redefining modern living within the expansive SeaFlower development.

A new report reveals the massive economic impact of outdoor recreation – $1.2 trillion annually – but experts warn that deferred maintenance and growing visitation threaten the future of America’s public lands.

New research reveals public HBCUs are powerhouses of STEM, economic mobility, and national competitiveness – yet face severe funding gaps. Is America overlooking a critical asset?

A new initiative is equipping HBCU students with the skills and connections to break barriers and build a more representative government. Explore how this program is changing the face of public service.

Jackson Hewitt’s plan to hire 15,000 reflects a looming tax season complicated by new laws. But a deeper look reveals concerns about a two-tiered workforce within the franchise model.

As the accounting profession faces rapid change, one company is doubling down on AI-powered learning and accessible resources to prepare professionals for the future.

As manufacturing faces a critical skills gap, Ashley Furniture is opening its doors to students, investing in domestic production, and pioneering a future where technology and craftsmanship converge.

YES Prep's ambitious ‘Power of YES’ campaign aims to expand access to quality education in Houston, but can a large fundraising effort truly address systemic challenges?

Ellucian's Journey platform is gaining traction by connecting curriculum directly to workforce needs, prompting a shift towards skills-based learning and promising improved career outcomes for students.