With bison numbers rapidly dwindling on North America’s Great Plains, the Canadian Government opted to create preserves where, it was hoped, extinction of the species could be prevented. One of these preserves, created in 1907, […]
In her youth, Isabel Ostrom was a very talented musician and played the piano and flute with style and feeling. I have no recollection of her displaying a talent for drawing or painting and so […]
“The way of a canoe is the way of the wilderness, and of freedom almost forgotten.” ~Sigurd F. Olson The canoe occupies […]
The Veterans Association Food Bank recognizes any person who is currently serving or has honourably served in the Canadian Armed Forces. We got a chance to speak with Alyssa Harrington the Communications Coordinator to learn […]
We recently spoke with Laura Drapeau, Manager of Villages Calgary. Villages Calgary’s goal is to encourage our local community to support the livelihoods of producers from marginalized communities through ethical and fair trade. What is […]
Meet Diamond Hello there, I’m Diamond and I would love to come home with you! I’m a sweet girl who is a little bit shy to start with but once I warm up to you […]
For the better part of the last decade, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ryan Bourne has been one of western Canada’s most in-demand players and collaborators, logging major hours onstage and in the studio with the […]
To write a biography for dance artist Linnea Swan is a monumental task. An audacious creator and performer, she is difficult to capture in a series of footnotes; it’s in the footlights where she makes […]
Hakili Community for Sustainable Development is a grassroots organization tackling the complex issue of poverty. Their vision is to have a world with equal opportunities for all people, where no one is left behind. Describe […]
For this edition of our Homegrown Business, we got in touch with Meg and Stacey from Cut Cooking. Cut Cooking specializes in commercial food photography and recipe development. What is your business called and what […]
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