Grow Calgary may have seen its last harvest after a recent letter from the province they say appears to renege on a $300,000 agreement-in-principle reached earlier this year to move the urban farm. The province
Grow Calgary’s potential pumpkin turned into a chariot Monday, whisking them to a proposed new location in the city’s southeast after a last-minute deal was struck with the province. The urban farm’s lease for the
The seeds of Calgary’s commercial food industry have been planted, but conditions aren’t yet ripe for the city to harvest the full rewards of urban food production, local producers say. Former oil and gas engineers
