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Month: October 2018

Downtown

Calgary’s recovery limited by joblessness, high downtown vacancy

October 27, 2018 Sean Feagan

Three years after the start of a devastating recession, Calgary’s economy is growing, but is being held back by high unemployment and downtown vacancy rates. [ READ MORE ]

Cannabis

Legalization not pushing current cannabis users to licensed providers

October 27, 2018 David Cressy

Calgary cannabis users have no plans to switch over to purchasing from licensed providers after cannabis legalization hits on Oct.17. [ READ MORE ]

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Zombies to walk again in 2019, despite flagging attendance, sponsorships

October 27, 2018 Colin Craig

Despite its struggles with funding, Calgary’s annual Zombie walk attracted many zombie lovers to Olympic Plaza once again on Oct. 6. And the walk expects to go again next year. [ READ MORE ]

Ghost mall: New Horizon Mall sitting nearly empty in Calgary on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018. The mall officially opened this year, but the grand opening has been pushed to next year due to the lack of stores. (Photo by Anoshia Ahmed/The Press)
City

New Calgary mall won’t be empty much longer, shop owners predict

October 27, 2018 Anoshia Ahmed

New Horizon Mall opening with only 2 per cent of stores occupied isn’t a concern for the business owners that have already been established in the mall. [ READ MORE ]

Featured

Burns bank machine job biggest example of e-device theft on campus

October 27, 2018 Alaa Abdalla

SAIT students returning back to campus this fall might want keep an eye on their belongings, especially their electronic devices. [ READ MORE ]

City

Calgary ranks fourth in the world on liveable-city index

October 27, 2018 Connor Daly

Calgary had been named the fourth most liveable city in the world. Beaten out by the likes of Vienna, Melbourne in Australia, and Osaka, Japan, Calgary swept Canadians off their feet with an overall rating of 97.5 out of 100. [ READ MORE ]

Downtown

Koi on a mission to keep good live music alive in Calgary

October 14, 2018 Jordan Stricker

As a worrying number of local music venues close down in Calgary, live music hot-spot Koi is doing everything it can to keep the music alive. Over the last five years, venues such as Mikey’s [ READ MORE ]

Life

Airdrie motorists happy to take things nice and slow

October 14, 2018 Carmen Cundy

While Calgary’s ‘Step Forward’ committee is looking to reduce residential speed limits to 40 km/h, Airdrie has maintained their 30 km/h speed limits with relative success since the 1980s. [ READ MORE ]

City

SAIT students want to keep rolling on city streets

October 14, 2018 Larissa Morrow

As City Council proposes to reduce residential speed limits across Calgary, SAIT students question whether 30 km/h is too slow. [ READ MORE ]

Seasonal

Calgary Corn Maze doing its best to shake off fall chill

October 14, 2018 Taylor Morton

The Calgary Corn Maze has been offering family-friendly fun out of southeast Calgary since 2008 and the operators don’t plan on stopping any time soon. This fall, the weather has been anything but orthodox and [ READ MORE ]

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