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 ]
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City
Calgary Stampede 2021: The Cowboys are coming, but they’ll be wearing masks
It’s official. The Calgary Stampede has been approved for this summer. [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Calgary’s newest Instagram backdrop is a hit with local photographers
You might not have seen it in person, but your friends have. Two weeks after its launch, the CMLC parkade has taken over everyone’s Instagram feed. This $80 million structure in Calgary’s East Village is [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Getting a taste of live music this summer may be tough unless you’re a creative yourself
With plans for big events like the Calgary Folk Music Festival still up in the air, and Country Thunder postponed until next year, music lovers will likely miss out on another in-person festival season. [ READ MORE ]
News
Calgarians can drink in parks this summer
Calgarians will be able to freely consume alcoholic beverages at some public places this summer. [ READ MORE ]
News
New bill is a start to educating careless users of public land
About 60 per cent of the province is made up of public lands which see a large number of people each year hiking, riding Off-Highway Vehicles, and camping for free within its boundaries. These environmental impacts have gone mostly unaddressed and under-monitored due to a lack of funding. [ READ MORE ]
City
City says no to a voters list to protect public safety
An increasingly crowded field of political candidates will hit the campaign trail with no voter list come October. And despite negative implications for the future, some are saying it was the right decision. The list [ READ MORE ]
City
Dashmesh Culture Centre volunteers are here for Calgary
Volunteers at Dashmesh Culture Centre work day and night to feed Calgarians. [ READ MORE ]
City
Sunalta Community Association reinvents itself to serve the neighbourhood
During quarantine because of the coronavirus, the community of Sunalta is finding new ways to stay connected with residents. [ READ MORE ]
Downtown
Buying glasses online may not meet the eye test, some optical experts warn
Jessica Yang, a doctor in optometry, is concerned that consumers are at risk of buying incorrect prescriptions from unregulated optical companies online. [ READ MORE ]