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.
After Sears Canada’s motion to liquidate its remaining 130 stores, some Calgarians have noticed that prices have increased during the liquidation sales.
Community · Featured · News · People · Remembrance Day
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.
Entertainment · People · Technology and gaming
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.
Entertainment · Lifestyle · News · People · Victoria Park
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.
Entertainment · People · University of Calgary
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.
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.
Tattoo discrimination may not be as prevalent as it used to, but remnants of the stigma still linger when looking for employment.
Entertainment · News · People
The fight over public art in Calgary has become a major campaign point for the upcoming municipal election.
Calgary city council has announced they are putting a freeze on their public art policy this month, pending further review.
Community · Downtown · Entertainment · People
To help better the relationship with the Indigenous community, the Glenbow Museum has taken efforts to ensure that First Nations’ artefacts are displayed appropriately and respectfully but consulting with elders from local communities.
Alberta-wide photography festival is back againApril 17, 2018
Canadians bought more vinyl, streamed more music in 2017March 6, 2018
SAIT women win bronze medal at ACAC basketball championshipsMarch 3, 2018
New boss at CJSW 90.9 FM puts community firstDecember 7, 2017
A tight race in Calgary’s municipal election – in picturesOctober 17, 2017
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