Interesting features on people and places
Inflating food prices complicate Calgary’s residents’ attempt to lead a healthy lifestyle and buy affordable groceries amid difficult times, ranging from weather conditions to rising prices for produce importers outside Canada.
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Despite the number of crimes happening in Canada, including a deadly stabbing spree in Saskatchewan, immigrants from various countries say they still have confidence in local law enforcement. [ READ MORE ]
After two years of pandemic-related setbacks and precautions, the annual Terry Fox Run kicked off at Chestermere High School (CHS) on Monday, September 19. The run intends to honour Terry, bring awareness, and raise money for Canadian cancer research. [ READ MORE ]
International students can get help from immigrations in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
The Bonavista Downs do-it-yourself skatepark has been around for a while, thanks to efforts from local skateboarders and community leaders. [ READ MORE ]
Dashmesh Culture Centre, Martindale provides helpful services to everyone. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT’s student development and counselling centre provide services to maintain the mental and physical health of students. [ READ MORE ]
The weather in Calgary is unpredictable and much more dry than many areas in the world. Newcomers to Calgary have noticed many effects of moving to such a climate, including the need to use more lotion. [ READ MORE ]
Longboarding , especially down hills, is a seemingly unapproachable sport to many. A communal group of riders is striving to change that by operating free clinics throughout the summer. [ READ MORE ]
Pharmacies in Alberta can now receive suicide prevention materials and LifeWorks START training as part of a new initiative promoted by the Center for Suicide Prevention. [ READ MORE ]
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