Business
Small drillers, rural counties clash over declining oil revenues
“It’s going to hurt some people worse than others.” [ READ MORE ]
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Calgary region
Calgary’s old City Hall reopens after four years of renovation work
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 ]
Featured
Moms battle emotions as schools open up
With schools across the Calgary area open again, parents face many emotions of what that will bring as children return to classes. [ READ MORE ]
Food and nutrition
To thrive during the pandemic, think inside your ‘window of tolerance’
Five-year registered provisional psychologist Stacey Steele, from Medicine Hat, Alta., says practicing good habits enhance our tolerance for stress, which she refers to as our ‘window of tolerance’. [ READ MORE ]
Health and wellness
Hoops helps a shelter for Muslim women
On Nov. 9, Nisa Homes, a transitional shelter for Muslim women affected by domestic violence hosted Hoops for Homes, a basketball tournament fund-raising event. The tourney was held at the Crescent Heights High School gymnasium [ READ MORE ]
Calgary region
New North Crosstown BRT welcomed by students at SAIT, U of C
The construction phase is in progress for the new North Crosstown Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) that will run between the Saddletowne Station and Brentwood Station. [ READ MORE ]
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What’s next for The Sprawl?
An interview with the Sprawl founder, Jeremy Klaszus, on the unexpected success of the Sprawl, and what’s next for the new outlet. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Trojans Basketball
From England to SAIT, Trojans forward Julian Apakoh a real ‘hoops’ guy
SAIT Trojans Power/Small Forward Julian Apakoh has traveled a long way from where he started out. [ READ MORE ]
People
Ski for Heart fundraiser turns 41
Ski for Heart celebrates it’s 41st birthday at Chateau Lake Louise on Jan. 20-21, 2017. The event is a fundraiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. [ READ MORE ]
Campus
Students find innovative ways to maintain food budgets
Students have their work cut out for them as soaring food prices make finding deals difficult. Digital flyer and coupon apps are growing in popularity as an easy way to find the lowest price. [ READ MORE ]