News from the downtown Calgary area.
Lime, a US-based electric bike rental company, has made its Canadian debut in Calgary but is failing to meet the standards of the Alberta Traffic Safety Act. [ READ MORE ]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told Albertans that the province’s economy is facing a crisis that “cannot continue.” [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
Hundreds of Calgarians gathered at Sunnyside Bank Park on Memorial Drive in Calgary, on October 27th, to assemble the Field of Crosses, a memorial established to honour fallen southern Albertans. [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
Three years after the start of a devastating recession, Calgary’s economy is growing, but is being held back by high unemployment and downtown vacancy rates. [ READ MORE ]
As a worrying number of local music venues close down in Calgary, live music hot-spot Koi is doing everything it can to keep the music alive. Over the last five years, venues such as Mikey’s [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
While the Toronto International Film Festival may draw worldwide attention, the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) has been quietly building its own reputation as a showcase of wide-ranging, exceptional films. Part of the appeal for younger, edgier audiences is the long-running Late Show series, which showcases the oddball genre movies that don’t fit into any of the festival’s very diverse categories. [ READ MORE ]
A walk for Ahed Tamimi was held on Feb.25, 2018 in front of city hall, Calgary where more than 20 individuals attended and showed their support to free Ahed Tamimi.
Ahed, 16, has been incarcerated by the Israeli military and is currently awaiting her trial. If convicted, she may face up to 10 years in prison. [ READ MORE ]
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