Articles by Brittany Burridge

Recreation leagues are beginning to allow sports again, thanks to slowly lifting restrictions. Slo-pitch seems to be popular as the opportunity for social distancing can continue.  The past softball seasons since COVID-19 began have either […]

UPDATE: Arika Kakakaway was found safe Friday afternoon, according to police. With the help from the Bear Clan Patrol, an Indigenous community safety team, and officers from the child abuse, missing persons and general investigative […]

James Desautels is running to be Calgary’s next mayor, and he has a big list of goals in mind. Desautels said he has been mulling over running for Calgary mayor since 2017. He said the […]

Alberta will once again move forward with plans to reopen after suffering a crippling third wave of COVID-19 cases this spring. Alberta Premier Jason Kenney made the announcement during a press conference Wednesday morning. He […]

The Calgary Stampede is happening this year, despite there being more cases than last year. The availability of the vaccine and determination for normalcy seems to be the primary reasons.  In 2020, the Stampede was […]

Daymond Khan said his main priority is to serve his community. To prepare for the Oct. 18 election, he said he has knocked on countless doors to determine what issues are most important to Calgarians. […]

The bee population seems to be thriving in Calgary, thanks to awareness, organizations, the City, and possibly, COVID-19.  World Bee Day is coming up May 20. Calgary was named a “Bee City” in December of […]

Calgary families are set for a big break in school transportation fees next year, according to the proposed Calgary public school board budget. The 2021-2022 Calgary Board of Education (CBE) budget will be presented to […]