The beginning of 2020 left many Albertans questioning the jump in gas prices at the pumps, but the extent to which this increased initial cost will directly affect those in our province is still being debated. [ READ MORE ]
Spread over two nights on Friday, Jan. 3 and Wednesday, Jan 8., a themed event protesting the policies of Jason Kenney, premier of Alberta, at Broken City bar on 11th Ave. SW overwhelmed the promoter with the response from local bands desperate to take part. [ READ MORE ]
An ‘old way of being’ has been introduced to Calgary in late November by an indigenous led and volunteer-based group known as the Bear Clan Patrol. [ READ MORE ]
Most SAIT students will not be watching the Academy Awards this year due to unfamiliarity with the nominated films. [ READ MORE ]
Over a third of the students who said they would not try vaping, said they refused to make the switch for health-related reasons. They are concerned with the lack of information available on E-cigarettes. A few of the participants who said they wouldn’t swap smoke for vapour had actually tried vaping previously, but said vaping made them cough with more frequency. [ READ MORE ]
A local artist is trying to raise awareness of algae blooms in the city’s waterway systems by presenting it in an artistic way. Bettina Sieger, 22, hosted an art showcase at the Friends of Fish [ READ MORE ]
City Councillor Gian-Carlo Carra put on a closing ceremony at Fort Calgary, for the crossing on the 18th, to celebrate and mourn this historic route. [ READ MORE ]
Tri-wood Community outdoor rink received some major modifications earlier this winter when community members set the rink up for the season. [ READ MORE ]
The New Gallery, a Calgary based art centre, will be hosting an exhibition titled Hopping for Hope by South Korean artist Ahreum Lee from Jan. 18 to Feb. 22. [ READ MORE ]
Tressa Lusty finds meaning in family tragedy by helping clothe Calgary’s homeless population [ READ MORE ]
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