Interesting features on people and places
Turning a gloomy, dark grey cloud into bright, vibrant colours—could psychedelic drugs be the future of mental health treatment? [ READ MORE ]
Some Calgary churches are choosing to keep online worship accessible to their congregations, even as restrictions for in-person gatherings have long been lifted. [ READ MORE ]
Frustration mounts among newly graduated international students as work permit delays continue during this period of inflation and recession. [ READ MORE ]
As the rise in mental health services becomes more common, an increase in falsely certified service pets impacts the work of legitimate service dogs. [ READ MORE ]
For most people, diving into a frozen lake — in a single breath — is the very definition of insanity; however, for members of Calgary’s freediving community, it is this insanity that keeps sanity intact. [ READ MORE ]
The first thing Polina Golovina does in the morning is search for their vape. They go to sleep with it beside them, amongst their pillows and blankets, and as soon as they open their eyes they search the bedding for it and inhale their fruit flavoured nicotine. [ READ MORE ]
Shorter days in places of higher latitude is burdening many young people who already suffer with mental illness. Every year, the lack of sunlight is worsening their symptoms. [ READ MORE ]
Pheasant hunting has increased since the Alberta Conservation Association has acquired the Pheasant Release Program
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Michael Johnston, a former post-secondary student, continues to pay off his student loans years after graduating from business school at the University of Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
As the cost of living in Calgary rises, many people find it difficult to purchase basic needs. Members at Dashmesh Culture Center recognized that the Sikh Temple in Calgary would have to find a means to keep its kitchen open and help people solving this problem. [ READ MORE ]
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