OPINION

They used to be called Business Revitalization Zones (BRZ) in Calgary. Today they’re called Business Improvement Areas (BIA). Whatever you want to call them, they’ve been a huge Calgary success story.  The BIA’s are like […]

I have a goal to be a scratch golfer by the time I’m 50. Right now, I’m about a nine handicap. Why 50? From there, the next goal is to participate in at least one […]

While some Calgarians lament the fact many of our older buildings have been demolished, Calgary has a better track record for preservation than it’s often given credit for. Aritha Van Herk, author of the 2001 […]

Dozens of Alberta doctors put their name to a letter calling on the government to abandon proposed April 1 changes to the provincial health system. The letter is addressed to Alberta’s Health Minister, Tyler Shandro, […]

This piece is contributed by Stephen Carter – President, Decide Campaigns The impact of COVID-19 is being felt around the world and suddenly feels amplified here at home. Already my local yoga studio has closed, […]

UPDATE: The Calgary Flames have made a compensation plan available for their part time employees. As major sports leagues such as the NBA and NHL suspend play due to coronavirus (COVID-19), CSEC employees are wondering […]

Irfhan Rawji, CEO of the MobSquad and Chair of the Glenbow Museum, thinks so. Recently, he was on the Danielle Smith show on NewsTalk 770 talking about how Calgary needs to be more like Austin, […]

This piece by Kourtney Branagan is a rebuttal to the Richard White CBC opinion piece: Calgary’s slogan should be ‘The Family Friendly City.’ I’ve never once thought that Calgary wasn’t a family-friendly city. I was […]