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Calgary’s old City Hall reopens after four years of renovation work

November 8, 2020 Chirag

From 2010, Calgary city council investing more in the reestablishment of historical places. City Council spends $34.1 million to renovate Calgary’s historic City Hall, reopened in September 2020. [ READ MORE ]

Beltline

Screamfest may be dead, but the thrill isn’t gone just yet

October 9, 2019 Oliva McFarlane

Screamfest founders are gearing up to launch HEX, Canada’s first fan convention for Halloween and horror lovers, in Calgary this fall. [ READ MORE ]

Calgary region

Marchers pack downtown to speak up for ‘intersectional feminism’

January 26, 2019 Megan Maher

Men, women, and children filled the streets of Calgary for the third annual Women’s March on Jan. 19, 2018. [ READ MORE ]

Calgary region

Community Mobile Market brings fresh produce to food deserts

November 24, 2018 Megan Maher

Food deserts are prevalent in the city of Calgary, but the Community Mobile Food Market (CMFM) aims to help these areas by bringing fresh produce to people with reduced mobility. [ READ MORE ]

Community

‘A love letter’ to the city, new library draws thousands on opening weekend

November 5, 2018 Darminder Uppal

It may be early, but Calgarians are clearly over the moon in love with their New Central Library. Over the opening weekend Nov. 1-4 at the new library, on 3rd Street S.E., just east of [ READ MORE ]

Calgary region

New Central Library a bridge between East Village and the core, the past and the future

November 4, 2018 Carmen Cundy

After four and a half years of construction, Calgary’s new Central Library is complete and its innovative design serves as a bridge between the East Village and the downtown core. [ READ MORE ]

Downtown

Driverless shuttle a hit at the Zoo, TELUS Spark

October 14, 2018 Khaleel Haji

The TELUS spark centre and Calgary zoo has started bridging the walkways and roads between their two facilities with an innovative and developing mode of futuristic transportation. [ READ MORE ]

Community

Feel like attending a concert? Guess who is playing? Guess where?

March 6, 2018 Nikki Celis

One local collective is looking to bring back the attention to the artist with their recurring, monthly music performance series hosted all over the city, but with a twist–it’s all secret. [ READ MORE ]

Calgary region

Holiday spirit arrives right on schedule

December 10, 2017 Riley Cassidy

Communities around Calgary hosted a wide variety of Christmas-themed events during the first weekend of December. [ READ MORE ]

Downtown

Beakerhead visitors get to explore a development project – on Mars

October 29, 2017 Jennifer Lyver

Persephone Smith-Johansson was sent up to Mars to oversee the building of condo units for the Martian colonists, as one of the 14 Beakerhead events happening in Calgary from Aug. 13 to 17, 2017. Smith-Johansson is a character that was created by the Mars 112 team and she brought a story line to the site. [ READ MORE ]

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