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“A Day in the Life” with: Classical Works Artist Phillip Addis

Music has been on Phillip Addis’ mind as far back as he can remember. His first instruments were euphonium, bass and tuba, but after singing in choirs and then having some voice lessons he realized [...]
Lifestyle

Wild Jobs: Bicycle Service Manager

For those of you who have been reading my column for the past several years, you’re likely aware of my passion for bikes and cycling culture. I have written numerous stories about cycling over the [...]
Lifestyle

Pugsley the dog needs a new home in the Calgary area

Say hello to Pugsley, a pup with a unique face and a lot of love to give! Found as a stray alongside another dog, there isn’t much known about Pugsley or his history. What is [...]
Charity

Charitable Choices: Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy

Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy is a remarkable Calgary-based charity dedicated to changing lives through the healing power of equine therapy. By offering tailored programs, they support individuals navigating physical, emotional, and social challenges. At [...]
Local Business

Homegrown Business: Bon A-Pet-Treat

Pet Store & Bakery, Bon A-Pet-Treat is a beloved Calgarian-owned business that has been delighting pets and their owners since 2006 with all-natural pet food, handmade treats, and unique pet products. Discover how their journey [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Classical Works Artist Phillip Addis

March 12, 2025

Music has been on Phillip Addis’ mind as far back as he can remember. His first instruments were euphonium, bass and tuba, but after singing in choirs and then having some voice lessons he realized [...]
“A Day in the Life” with: Calgary Visual Artist Shawni Tolman

March 5, 2025
Documentary ‘New Blood’ tackles “knowing without knowing”

February 26, 2025

Charitable Choices: Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy

March 11, 2025

Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy is a remarkable Calgary-based charity dedicated to changing lives through the healing power of equine therapy. By offering tailored programs, they support individuals navigating physical, emotional, and social challenges. At [...]
Homegrown Business: Bon A-Pet-Treat

March 10, 2025
Charitable Choices: Shelby Reinitz of DIY Theatre

March 4, 2025

Old Photographs from the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary

by Tara Collum in History

I was always picked last in gym class, but excelling at sports isn’t a requirement for watching them, or seeing the value of athletics. Training and practice build discipline, and national and international competition promote [...]