Month: March 2021

Building on last year’s virtual format, the Alberta University of the Art will be creating a virtual tour of graduates’ artwork for the 2021 convocation and grad show. In a statement released by Dr. Daniel […]

When Damir Knezevic went to buy pot on Canada’s first day of legalization in 2018, he described the day as chaotic. It was a monumental moment and the day was sunny and warm. “We didn’t […]

Calgary police laid assault charges against a man accused of throwing a punch at a wheelchair-bound man after a rally 10 days ago. According to police, who said they have reviewed all available CCTV and […]

The city has decided to close Bridgeland Place, a centrally-located affordable housing development in operation for nearly 50 years. Tenants were notified of the problem-plagued building’s closure on Monday morning. “It’s troubling for me, and […]

Calgary coffee shop owner Jessica McCarrel said you can now order a non-fat Café Americano in our city. That signals the need for their safe space plan to go into action. McCarrel was inspired by […]

Alberta announced the new curriculum draft which they expect to see implemented in elementary schools by 2022. Alberta began a review of the Kindergarten – Grade six (K-6) curriculum in August 2019. After 19 months, […]

Anton Ovtchinnikov said that he spends many years volunteering for community organizations and working with local businesses around Calgary. […]

Calgarians could see electric buses hit the streets as early as 2022, according to a report delivered during the City of Calgary’s Climate Change Symposium. Reducing carbon emissions has been on the agenda of the […]