Calgary region
Shelters seek donations to help homeless ward off winter’s chill
Homeless shelters in Calgary are currently taking donations of winter clothing to give to those living on the streets. [ READ MORE ]
People
Calgary region
Calling Amazon! Calgary wants you bad
Calgary is among the numerous cities in North America bidding to be the new home for Amazon’s second headquarters, HQ2. [ READ MORE ]
Community
More street murals coming to walls in the Beltline
The community intends for the murals to represent them in a cultural sense as well as keep their history alive as more murals are completed. [ READ MORE ]
Community
The appeal of hand-made things strong at Chestermere Christmas Market
The Christmas Craft Market is an annual event in the community of Chestermere. Now in its 24th year running, the craft sale welcomes old and new vendors, each bringing in a unique quality to the community. [ READ MORE ]
News
Liquidation doesn’t mean deals at Sears, shoppers say
After Sears Canada’s motion to liquidate its remaining 130 stores, some Calgarians have noticed that prices have increased during the liquidation sales. [ READ MORE ]
Community
Field of Crosses to honour Vimy vets this year
More than 3,400 white crosses will be on display along Calgary’s Memorial Drive from Nov. 1 to 11, honouring the veterans and fallen soldiers of southern Alta. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Maker Faire: The greatest show and tell on earth
People devoted and driven by their passions come together at Maker Faire Calgary in Spruce Meadows to showcase their artwork, products of engineering, stitch-work, robotics and more. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Food for Thought: Local food and drinks get Calgarians talking
On Sept. 13, 2017, more than 20 local businesses came together to share their passion for sustainable farming and food production with attendees from across Canada at the 8th annual Food for Thought event in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Arabic spoken word poet finding her voice
Jordan Saab is a 19 year-old spoken word poet who has faced some discrimination as an Arabic performer, but that doesn’t stop her from voicing out her thoughts and feelings. [ READ MORE ]
Lifestyle
Pat Morrow still seeking challenges, even in retirement
Pat and Baiba Morrow are two retired photojournalists whose love for nature and mountain culture has taken them all over the world. From the Himalayas to Antartica, New Zealand to Arizona and the highest peaks on all seven continents. This feature takes a look at their careers behind the camera and life after publication. [ READ MORE ]