News from the Calgary region
In Calgary, more than half of the population is Indian; Indian People are always looking for food that reminds them of home. [ READ MORE ]
As its lease is set to terminate in November, The Backlot may be shut down and an 18-storey multi-residential building with three commercial spaces might be built in its place. [ READ MORE ]
Some Calgary churches are choosing to keep online worship accessible to their congregations, even as restrictions for in-person gatherings have long been lifted. [ READ MORE ]
Minority women are more likely to start a business. However, the high rate of minority women starting businesses reflects the lack of opportunities in the traditional workplace. [ READ MORE ]
As the cost of living in Calgary rises, many people find it difficult to purchase basic needs. Members at Dashmesh Culture Center recognized that the Sikh Temple in Calgary would have to find a means to keep its kitchen open and help people solving this problem. [ READ MORE ]
A significant increment in sassy thefts from liquor stores in Downtown, Calgary has been observed again. [ READ MORE ]
A student service based in the University Calgary to provide women and others with the necessary resources for physical and emotional/mental growth. [ READ MORE ]
A bylaw that was proposed by the Calgary City Calgary is set to start in January 2024 and will allow businesses to charge customers an extra 15 cents for paper bags and one dollar for reusable bags if they do not have their own, with the goal of decreasing single-use plastics. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT celebrates the traditions of the Lunar New Year at the Irene Lewis Atrium with students, staff and the public. [ READ MORE ]
While Canada’s World Cup run arguably has Canadian fans more interested in the sport than ever before, some fans feel it has never been harder to support their club team. [ READ MORE ]
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