Today (June 4), LiveWire Calgary celebrates four years in operation. While I say celebrate, it’s really taken me some time to wrap my head around what it is exactly we’re celebrating. I don’t say that
Finding the time to pick up a new hobby or trying a new skill has never been easier since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s something Craig McFarlane has taken to a whole different
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Students’ Association (SAITSA), the student union at SAIT, has officially cut ties with The Emery Weal, the monthly magazine that has been operating since 1926 on SAIT campus. An
After a successful first season, we’re back with Common Ground YYC – albeit with a little different format. Former host Josh White had to move on to a different job that conflicted with the podcast
Calgary meteorologist David Spence admits he’s probably well known in the city. Just don’t call him a celebrity. “I hate that word,” Spence said. “I consider myself well known. Let’s put it that way.” RELATED:
When veteran Calgary journalist Arthur Kent first travelled to Afghanistan four decades ago, a year had already passed from the time US ambassador Adolph “Spike” Dubs was kidnapped in Kabul and killed. A cloud has
Mayor Naheed Nenshi said as chair of council, he has no choice but to ask the city’s integrity commissioner to investigate who leaked a confidential document related to costs of Calgary’s potential bid for the
