Month: June 2021

Calgary’s heatwave is seeing temps rising above 35 Celsius and that might limit options for exercising our furry friends. The heat gripping Calgary is expected to last into the weekend with some relief Saturday. The

In the tropics, there’s a flower with unique compounds that have shown to limit iron deposits in the brain. Iron deposits are typically found in patients with neurological disorders – including Multiple Sclerosis. The discovery

Dr. Deena Hinshaw has become a face familiar to all Albertans, but today she gave her last scheduled update on COVID-19 cases within the province. She has been at the helm of Alberta’s public health

Dinny the Brontosaurus gets a much-needed facelift. A generous donation from the Brawn Family Foundation gives the Calgary Zoo’s oldest resident a refreshing makeover and a newly created dedicated green space around him. Special memories

Drawing the line between artistic expression and graffiti. More than a year ago, Madison Moser began painting outside on the steps leading to her family home in southeast Calgary, eventually pouring out onto the sidewalk

An aggressive coyote in the city’s northwest will be destroyed, the city said Monday. An increase of interactions and sightings of coyotes in the city has set Calgarians on edge. Most recently, there were a

Beat the heat by rafting the Bow River; great in theory, dangerous if not done properly. The City of Calgary urged Calgarians to stay safe on the waterways this summer. The waterways have already seen

Calgary is already in the oven, so to speak, and there isn’t much enthusiasm for adding fire to the mix. At a strategic meeting of council on June 28, Coun. Ward Sutherland questioned whether residents