Physical Health and Wellness
Syphilis cases continue to rise in Alberta
Over the last few years in Alberta, there have been an alarming number of cases of an insidious sexually-transmitted infection: syphilis. [ READ MORE ]
News
News
Calgarians divided over government’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery spending
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]lberta’s workforce’s best shot at getting help from the government is the COVID-19 vaccine. That’s the implicit message the Kenney government is sending to Albertans with its vaccine lottery, according to some frustrated business owners. [ READ MORE ]
City
Who is looking after the health of first respondents?
Taking care of the mental health of health workers in Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
City
Why women in Calgary do not feel safe
Even though the crime rates in Calgary are going down, women are still feeling unsafe walking around. [ READ MORE ]
Life
A year later, Calgary’s northeast still recovering from hail damage
The fall-out from the tennis ball-sized hail storm and flooding that affected Calgary’s northeast communities a year ago is still not over. [ READ MORE ]
Life
Gas prices in Alberta put a downer on summer vacations
With COVID-19 restrictions eased as of July 1, Albertans should be getting a taste of freedom. Instead, some are getting hammered by another factor outside of their control: the price of fuel. [ READ MORE ]
City
Alcohol consumption project hits 1,300 bookings
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s been a month since the City of Calgary allowed people to drink alcohol in its parks. So far, the project appears to be running well. The program launched on June 1 in order to [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
Uber drivers excluded from Critical Worker Benefit
Uber drivers still excluded from Critical Worker Benefit [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
Many small businesses struggle to return to pre-pandemic ‘normal’
Even after the lifting of restrictions in Alberta, local mid-sized and small businesses continue to endure the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. [ READ MORE ]
News
Canada to ease travel restrictions for the fully vaccinated
Canada is effectively reopening its border on July 5— so long as the travelers are fully vaccinated. [ READ MORE ]