Truth, a short play taking the stage at the GlobalFest Human Rights Forum, explores what it’s like to be an Indigenous person in Canada. Continue reading →

Black Summer is expected to hit Netflix in early 2019. Continue reading →

Kiss those long, agonizing summer car rides with nothing but radio static for kilometres and kilometres goodbye. New technology has made road-tripping a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable. Continue reading →

For the first time since a pilot project launched two years ago, target grazing has made its way into the inner city. Continue reading →

“To me, sidesaddle was the beginning of women’s emancipation.” Continue reading →

As our country prepares to celebrate its birthday this weekend, the historic Mount Royal Hotel in downtown Banff will celebrate a rebirth of its own on the same day. Continue reading →

10-year-old Mieka DiLouie has published a book for young adults that tells the story of a girl with the power to summon a dragon, and DiLouie is donating some of the sales to a local charity. Continue reading →

One For All Fitness opened its doors last October and this weekend will host a Special Olympics power lifting competition. Continue reading →

At 18, Ange Neil dealt with addictions, mental health issues and homelessness. Now, at 25, Neil looks back on the dark days and contemplates what might have happened had Haven’s Way not intervened. Continue reading →

Terren Provins-Tse is a client of the Developmental Disability Resource Centre of Calgary. Continue reading →

Former professional figure skater-turned-visual artist Tiffany Lynn Cuffley will be showcasing her street-inspired artwork in the 2018 Stampede Rotary Dream House at the Calgary Stampede this summer. Continue reading →