Month: September 2019

Demand for food bank services for students and young people is causing concern for several post secondary institutions and the Calgary Food Bank.  Earlier this week, the Students’ Union (SU) Campus Food Bank at the […]

Calgary is among five North American cities that will no longer have car2go service, after the company made the announcement Friday. One Calgary city councillor, however, is looking at ways to keep carshare alive in […]

Testing for autonomous car technology is happening right here in Calgary and the city’s offering up a test area to conduct the research. The City of Calgary is loaning out a massive space in its […]

The Students’ Union Campus Food Bank at the University of Calgary is sounding the alarm after experiencing a huge increase in demand over the last two weeks.  Between Aug. 1 and Sept. 15, 83 students […]

Not everyone can give cash to one of Calgary’s many non-profit organizations. But they can give their time. That’s one reward that sticks out for Alexandra Kryska Grams, vice president of the Calgary Volunteer Fair, […]

More than a thousand Calgarians gathered at Haultain Park in the southwest last weekend to re-imagine the future of Calgary parks at the annual ParksFest.  Visitors cast their ballots and a total of $50,000 was […]

It’s no longer just a club in the basement of a hotel used to manage the delinquency of adolescent boys by giving them an after-school place to box while their dads fought in World War […]

Former Humboldt Broncos hockey player Ryan Straschnitzki has been nominated for the Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame People’s Choice Award.  The People’s Choice Award is new to 2019 and is meant to recognize potential future […]