Windsor Rose pub re-opened its doors on Monday and were thrilled to see some regulars back on their patio. “Our customers were very appreciative, our regulars were all here,” said co-owner George Kaketsis. He said
Calgary recycling will once again have a place to go, but Cascades Recovery won’t be up to full speed for at least another week, the city said. In Tuesday’s City of Calgary coronavirus briefing, they
More than 7,800 Calgarians responded to Calgary Zoo survey to gather community input on a future re-opening – and now they’re ready to open the gates. The survey included questions on what people would like
Those who don’t have access to electronic devices may struggle with loneliness due to isolation in COVID-19. Providing them with it may alleviate some of the feelings. Julia St. Amand and other students at the
Calgary’s Stage 1 coronavirus relaunch will be phased in over the next two weeks, the Premier said Wednesday. Premier Jason Kenney said in the daily coronavirus briefing, that Stage 1 would proceed as expected province-wide,
Doorsteps across Alberta are being hit by ninjas, fairies and wizards bearing a boozy bounty during coronavirus. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned a growing wave of people into fantastical characters delivering good cheer to strangers
Lighter traffic and a changed schedule have allowed Calgary roads crews to get the upper hand in the battle against city potholes. With the coronavirus keeping people at home during the week and some roads
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said he thinks the province’s coronavirus relaunch strategy is “by and large” driven by fact-based evidence, but there are lingering questions. In Tuesday’s City of Calgary coronavirus briefing, the mayor said
Alberta’s new coronavirus contact tracing app is out, but it’s going to need widespread uptake to be effective. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health first referenced the contact tracing app in the
The City of Calgary has officially extended its ban on public events an additional two months, now moving it to August 31. Initially, the city had pegged the date to June 30 and that left
