Featured
Burns bank machine job biggest example of e-device theft on campus
SAIT students returning back to campus this fall might want keep an eye on their belongings, especially their electronic devices. [ READ MORE ]
News
City
Calgary ranks fourth in the world on liveable-city index
Calgary had been named the fourth most liveable city in the world. Beaten out by the likes of Vienna, Melbourne in Australia, and Osaka, Japan, Calgary swept Canadians off their feet with an overall rating of 97.5 out of 100. [ READ MORE ]
Downtown
Koi on a mission to keep good live music alive in Calgary
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 ]
Life
Airdrie motorists happy to take things nice and slow
While Calgary’s ‘Step Forward’ committee is looking to reduce residential speed limits to 40 km/h, Airdrie has maintained their 30 km/h speed limits with relative success since the 1980s. [ READ MORE ]
City
SAIT students want to keep rolling on city streets
As City Council proposes to reduce residential speed limits across Calgary, SAIT students question whether 30 km/h is too slow. [ READ MORE ]
Downtown
Driverless shuttle a hit at the Zoo, TELUS Spark
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 ]
City
Late Shows series brings thrills and chills to CIFF
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 ]
Business & Jobs
Has Calgary had the last straw? Some restaurants think so
The Last Straw campaign prompted over a hundred restaurants in Calgary to switch to a straw-on-request service since its launch on July 1st. [ READ MORE ]
Life
Okotoks welcomes tiny homes village, but not in Kinsmen Park
Residents of Okotoks are expressing many concerns towards the proposed tiny home village coming to their community.
The Town of Okotoks has teamed up with Vagabond Tiny Homes to utilize Kinsmen Park to create one of the first tiny home villages in Canada. [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Long fences make good murals, in Calgary’s Northern Hills community
Coventry Hills is now home to the largest mural in Canada, thanks to one resident’s idea, an artist’s vision and over 1,000 volunteers. [ READ MORE ]