Our featured business this week is the beautifully hand-carved, wheel-thrown pottery, made by Teresa Wyss. What is your business called and what does it do? My business is called “Teresa Wyss Pottery” and I make […]
Our ‘Ono Poke Bowl is our namesake and one of the most traditional recipes Chef Lawrence designed while training in Maui. This dish is the perfect meal to cool down on a hot summer day […]
Well hello, I’m Izzy and a lady like me is looking for the purrrfect retirement home to spend the rest of my days. Seeing as I am an older lady, I am looking for a […]
Spawned forth from chasmic depths and armed with sonic weaponry, Canada’s ILLYRIAN brings the pain with crushing rhythms, ravaging lead work, and a shield wall of devastating vocals. Forged in the smoldering embers of a […]
Wen Liu is a local artist, photographer, and graphics designer. Her career started in Taiwan as a graphics designer and editor for magazines and websites. After moving to Calgary a few years ago, she found […]
This week, our featured charity is the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society, a grassroots animal welfare centre in Calgary. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society is a leader in […]
This week, our featured business is Dwarf Stars, which sells allergy-friendly and tasty chocolates. They are currently selling in 60 locations throughout Alberta as well as a few in BC and most recently, Ontario. What is […]
Block Kitchen + Bar‘s Calamari is made with Humboldt Squid, which is a large predatory squid and made with Ocean Wise certified sustainable fish. Hence its Red Devil nickname due to its aggressive nature and […]
Hey there, I’m Nibbles – don’t let my grumpy face deceive you, I’m a total sweetheart! I’m an older orange tabby boy looking for a loving home to spend forever in. I can be a […]
A Day as Wolves is the brain child of brothers Andrew and Kyle Eskesen. Based in Calgary Alberta, A Day as Wolves initially stemmed from writing sessions Andrew and Kyle had to pass the time […]
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