Arts
Nothing small about small businesses
Alberta artisans, crafters, and makers have become a hot commodity over the past few years, and locally owned artisan markets have allowed them to sell and display their goods. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Business & Jobs
SAIT to update IT programs due to accelerated demands within industry
With the changing demands of the IT industry, SAIT plans to modernize and streamline its IT programs with several large changes set to be put in place in the next couple of years to keep up with industry demands. [ READ MORE ]
City
Calgary makerspaces foster creativity and collaboration
Calgary makerspaces offer creative minds a community-driven and affordable space, filled with the tools, equipment, and expertise required to manufacture and work on a variety of different projects and hobbies. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
The future of Blockbuster movie magic made in Alberta Badlands
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ith filming for major television and film projects resuming post-pandemic, it seems the future for Alberta and its part in movie magic is just as bright as ever. The COVID-19 pandemic put a hold on [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
Motorsports return in Alberta
The return of motorsports in Alberta is finally here. Rocky Mountain Motorsports (RMM) has announced that the company and its investors will be building a brand new racetrack, and close to home as well. With [ READ MORE ]
Music
Talent company preys on bands, says booker
As concerts are tentatively being booked for the spring and summer of 2022, one company is being called out for allegedly unfair tactics: Landmark Events. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Say goodbye to ghosting, swiping, catfishing and being stood up
Calgary singles no longer have to worry about swiping right, getting ghosted, and being catfished; all by participating in the 17th Avenue ‘Get off the apps and onto the Ave’ event happening over the next seven weeks. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Pandemic Pizza for the win
[dropcap]U[/dropcap]NA Pizza opened its third restaurant in the trendy neighbourhood of Bridgeland in March 2021, just a few weeks before a third wave hit the city and COVID-19 cases reached an all-time high. Last year, [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Calgary’s newest Instagram backdrop is a hit with local photographers
You might not have seen it in person, but your friends have. Two weeks after its launch, the CMLC parkade has taken over everyone’s Instagram feed. This $80 million structure in Calgary’s East Village is [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Getting a taste of live music this summer may be tough unless you’re a creative yourself
With plans for big events like the Calgary Folk Music Festival still up in the air, and Country Thunder postponed until next year, music lovers will likely miss out on another in-person festival season. [ READ MORE ]