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