News from the Calgary region
The City Council officially implemented the single-use item bylaw on Jan. 16, 2024, and it’s generating varying reactions from Calgarians. [ READ MORE ]
Celiac disease is an auto-immune disease where when the individual consumes gluten. In essence, the person’s immune system reacts negatively. While only one per cent of the population suffers from this disease, as awareness spreads, [ READ MORE ]
To some coffee, tea, and chocolate are just a beverage or treat. To others, coffee, tea, and chocolate mean much more. Coffee, tea and chocolate can serve as a source of income and a foundation [ READ MORE ]
“There is no health without good mental health. Mental health is part of you, and you can’t be healthy if you are mentally struggling,” Bauche said. [ READ MORE ]
Finding parking at SAIT is a big problem for many SAIT students and instructors this winter semester. [ READ MORE ]
With baskets and shopping bags, Calgarians line up at Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association every Monday for their weekly grocery shopping with Fresh Routes Mobile Market. [ READ MORE ]
Police are warning Calgarians against leaving their cars running unattended, no matter how tempting it may be in the freezing cold. [ READ MORE ]
The population of Calgary grew 5.5 per cent from 2016-2021, from just under 1.24 million people to 1.3 million. In the three years since, the city has continued to grow, with another 84 thousand new Calgarians moving to the city.
The boom has led to many Calgarians feeling like the city is getting a bit too big, that it’s becoming too busy and overcrowded. [ READ MORE ]
Not all heroes wear capes, and some good deeds are never rewarded. Chimidi Ilonze is set to build a society where all races are included.
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You can’t judge a book by its cover and you can’t judge a person by their ink. The stigma surrounding tattoos is on a constant decline as events like the Calgary Tattoo and Arts Festival [ READ MORE ]
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