Interesting features on people and places
The Canada-wide pot shortage’s negative effects haven’t been felt by cannabis communities established before the Oct.17 legalization. [ READ MORE ]
Lack of headache training in Canada prompts researchers to encourage migraine patients to speak up about migraines as a disabling disease. [ READ MORE ]
A long-standing Calgary tradition took place on Nov. 3 2018. “Stuff a Bus”, an annual event where Calgarians were encouraged to donate non-perishable items and place them in one of the several city buses spread from Calgary to Airdrie. [ READ MORE ]
Founded in 1992 by museum professionals Edward Cavell and Donna Livingstone, Livingstone and Cavell Extraordinary Toys has developed into a delightful destination on Kensington Road N.W. Cavell and Livingstone are married, and over the years [ READ MORE ]
With Screamfest’s end, Michael Sheppard brings to light new Halloween event for 2019 during an interview in Calgary, Alta. on Oct. 17. [ READ MORE ]
With the roaring popularity of Podcasts and Netflix, the comedy industry worldwide is again flourishing. Especially in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT students of African and Caribbean origin forms a new students club called, SAIT African and Caribbean Students Association (ACSA). [ READ MORE ]
On September 25th, 2018, hundreds of students gathered in the Stan Grad Atrium on SAIT’s Campus, in Calgary, for the SAITSA club Expo, an afternoon spent showcasing the student run clubs of SAIT. [ READ MORE ]
Despite its struggles with funding, Calgary’s annual Zombie walk attracted many zombie lovers to Olympic Plaza once again on Oct. 6. And the walk expects to go again next year. [ READ MORE ]
New Horizon Mall opening with only 2 per cent of stores occupied isn’t a concern for the business owners that have already been established in the mall. [ READ MORE ]
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