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Bitty the cat needs a new home in the Calgary area

Meet Bitty, a feisty little lady who’s ready to find her true forever home! Born at the shelter in 2018, Bitty was adopted as a kitten, but she’s found her way back here-through no fault [...]
Civic Engagement

Rethinking electric vehicles: Decarbonizing the transportation sector

According to the Government of Canada, the energy sector is responsible for 82 per cent of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the country, with 78 per cent coming from the combustion of fossil fuels. Approximately [...]
Lifestyle

Hidden Lake: A Conservation Success Story

Our story begins 10,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age. As glaciers and ice sheets melted they retreated, carving the landscape and leaving the Canadian Rockies in their current rugged form. [...]
Lifestyle

Adira the dog needs a new home in the Calgary area

Meet Adira, a resilient mama dog with a heart full of love and a spirit that has triumphed over adversity. This sweet girl has faced her share of challenges, leaving her a bit scared and [...]
Food & Drink

Ryuko: Modern Japanese Dining in Canyon Meadows

Foodies love Calgary for a good reason. Every neighbourhood from 17th Ave to Altadore has some kind of its own speakeasy or restaurant that everyone attests is a must-try. While they certainly have a point, [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Multidisciplinary Theatre Artist Léda Davies

November 6, 2024

Léda Davies is a multidisciplinary theatre, movement, and circus artist with a penchant for new creation and a unique lens to her storytelling. Her artistic journey began at a young age through dance and gymnastics, [...]
“A Day in the Life” with: Relay Horse Rider Logan Red Crow

October 23, 2024
Indian Rodeo: a long history in Alberta

October 16, 2024

Rethinking electric vehicles: Decarbonizing the transportation sector

November 15, 2024

According to the Government of Canada, the energy sector is responsible for 82 per cent of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the country, with 78 per cent coming from the combustion of fossil fuels. Approximately [...]
Charitable Choices: Jeff Dyer of the Trellis Society

November 5, 2024
Old Photographs of the Old Women’s Buffalo Jump (1958-1959)

October 31, 2024

Old Photographs of the Old Women’s Buffalo Jump (1958-1959)

by Tyler Dixon in History

Early Indigenous Plains people utilized the surrounding topography and their deep knowledge of bison behaviour to effectively hunt North America’s largest land animal. Bison were lured towards the precipice by skilled hunters who were dressed [...]