Home - Calgary Guardian

Lifestyle

Nemo the cat needs a new home in the Calgary area

Finding Nemo has never been easier – he’s right here at CHS! Nemo represents his name perfectly with his social, curious nature. He is always eager to explore new spaces and make new friends, and [...]
Funk / Soul / RnB

Five Minutes With: Calgary R&B Musician Obsinema

Obsinema is a boundary-blurring recording artist and filmmaker whose presence has become synonymous with the creative identity of the city. Translating to “dark reflection,” his name mirrors the atmospheric world for which he is laying [...]
Comedy

Tragedy Plus Time: Comedian Wyatt Arnell

Comedian Wyatt is bringing an intentionally provocative and unfiltered voice to local stages, blending influences from hip hop culture with a confrontational, late-night sensibility. Known for engaging directly with audiences and refusing to play by [...]
Arts

“A Day in the Life” with: Goatfell Pottery

With an eye for Alberta wildlife and scenery, Goatfell Pottery is a local pottery business in Calgary, Alberta. What started as a hobby has turned into cupboards full of plates, mugs and bowls. Over the [...]
Lifestyle

Mint the dog needs a new home in the Calgary area

Meet Miss Mint! She’s in mint condition and worth a mint in snuggles! Mint is a friendly, energetic girl who already has some basic manners. She’s house-trained, sleeps comfortably through the night and loves to [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Goatfell Pottery

January 14, 2026

With an eye for Alberta wildlife and scenery, Goatfell Pottery is a local pottery business in Calgary, Alberta. What started as a hobby has turned into cupboards full of plates, mugs and bowls. Over the [...]
“A Day in the Life” with: Calgary Visual Artist Marcia Harris

January 7, 2026
Hidden – The Kati Preston Story Wins Best Documentary at 2025 CIFF

January 5, 2026

Charitable Choices: Cindy Ngo of The Calgary Drop-In Centre

January 13, 2026

The Calgary Drop-In Centre is redefining how communities respond to homelessness through a housing-first, trauma-informed approach that extends beyond emergency shelter to include health care, recovery, and long-term housing solutions. Open 24/7, the DI supports [...]
Homegrown Business: Tanya Fix of Quest World Family Entertainment

January 12, 2026
Homegrown Business: Inas El Mays of Nusa’s Bakery

January 5, 2026

50 Years of Fish Creek Provincial Park

by Tyler Dixon in History

Fifty years ago, on June 10, 1975, Fish Creek Provincial Park officially opened its gates – marking Peter Lougheed’s first bold act to preserve wild spaces just beyond Calgary’s burgeoning edge. But the valley’s story stretches back [...]