News from the Calgary region
From 2010, Calgary city council investing more in the reestablishment of historical places. City Council spends $34.1 million to renovate Calgary’s historic City Hall, reopened in September 2020. [ READ MORE ]
He’s a priest, gardener and baker. His repertoire is vast. Meet Father Christino Bouvette, who recently celebrated his eighth anniversary in the Roman Catholic priesthood. [ READ MORE ]
Meet Laurie Gill, a 63-year-old woman living near downtown Calgary with her big happy family, which include two dogs and nine rescue cats.
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Volunteers at Dashmesh Culture Centre work day and night to feed Calgarians. [ READ MORE ]
Despite the closure of all Calgary Public Library locations to help limit the spread of COVID-19, library staff continue to work with enthusiasm to provide Calgarians with services — but online. [ READ MORE ]
During quarantine because of the coronavirus, the community of Sunalta is finding new ways to stay connected with residents. [ READ MORE ]
High School students are developing professional skills and finding a career through the cosmetology program at St. Mary’s High School.
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Calgary isn’t known for winter festivals, but the Glow Winter Festival, organized by the Downtown Calgary Association, brought lights, music, and family fun to Stephen Ave. [ READ MORE ]
Nasir Academy is a Sunday school run by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for kids ages seven to fifteen, at the Ahmadiyya Muslim mosques in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
The event Calgary Womxn: Taking Strides called attention to education, community building, solidarity and action. Held at Central Library, the program followed the Women’s March and featured a full afternoon of art, performances, conversations and a resource fair. [ READ MORE ]
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