City
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 ]
Month: November 2017
News
SAIT’S Conversation club offers a comfortable place to learn English
As part of the Student Engagement programming in the Library, a Conversation Club was created in 2014 to provide practice and interaction space for SAIT students and community members learning the English language. [ READ MORE ]
Junior & Amateur Sports
It’s time to get tough on hockey hits to the head, ex-goalie says
A former NHL goalie is speaking out against the ignorance of concussions and the importance of head injuries in hockey. [ READ MORE ]
Remembrance Day
Veterans food drive creates a community of supporters
On Oct. 9 to Nov. 14, the 11th Annual Veterans Food drive brings individuals together in support of the Canadian Veterans. [ READ MORE ]
Beltline
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 ]
Christmas
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 ]
Remembrance Day
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 ]
City
Fairtrade Calgary wants to make city a sustainable fashion hub
Fairtrade Calgary is working with Fairtrade Vancouver to bring fair trade fashion to Western Canada.