One might call Calgary man Conor McNally’s three-hour coronavirus self-isolation ride to his hometown in Ireland a bit of bovine intervention. McNally was scheduled to leave Calgary for his home in Ireland at the end
With warmer weather, Calgarians took advantage of the temporary road closures to stretch their legs while keeping their social distance during the coronavirus public health measures. The popular Memorial Drive which runs through the city
The province temporarily cut education funding across Alberta, to reflect the current at home learning situation due to the coronavirus. In a media release sent out at 1 p.m. on a Saturday, the province announced
Thousands of international students at Calgary’s post secondary schools are faced with the prospect of leaving without finishing their studies. Many can’t work and are uncertain if they’ll be able to maintain their current situation
Dr. Richelle Schindler, a resident physician at the University of Calgary, who specializes in Public Health and Preventative Medicine, chatted with LiveWire Calgary editor Darren Krause about tackling the monumental task of tracing the steps
Cornerstone Youth Centre is planning to reach out through technology to kids who are in coronavirus isolation and at-risk. Cornerstone has two locations in Calgary that help youth to develop resiliency and life-skills through after-school
Renters across Alberta will get protection during the coronavirus crisis as the province ramps up its response to COVID-19. In Friday’s daily briefing, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, said the province
The City of Calgary has shut down personal care businesses and cancelled all organized sports in the city, as additional steps are taken to curb the spread of the coronavirus Calgary Emergency Management Agency Chief
Persons receiving Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) benefits are asking why the government is excluding them from COVID-19 relief programs. Phillip Shaw, an incomplete paraplegic living in Calgary, receives $1,685 per month through
Even amid the coronavirus, Calgary kids can still enjoy and learn about the great outdoors from home. With the closure of schools due to COVID-19, the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Southern Alberta Chapter (CPAWS-SAB)
