Indulge in everyone's favourite wrapped food every day of the week.

There's more to it than just having your finances in order.

The pop-up container park includes temporary stores renting vintage bikes, selling letterpress stationary and offering frozen treats. Plus, there is a stage and twinkling lights at night. It opens June 1.

John Brown is heading up a program at the University of Calgary's Faculty of Environmental Design and has envisioned a modular, pre-fabricated home for frail, aging adults. The laneway home design will be tested this summer.

It's our property of the week and it is LEED certified with triple-paned windows, energy-efficient appliances and a mid-century-inspired design.

It’s officially festival season.

When we say Kensington, we mean we’re counting all the patios along Kensington Road N.W. between 14th Street and 10th Street N.W., and all the patios on 10th Street N.W. from Memorial Drive up to 3rd Avenue N.W.

Never again be bored while it’s raining.

When in the East Kootenays this summer, make sure you bring along the mountain bike to ride the "Round the Mountain" trail.

Admire tulips planted just for Canada 150, visit parks with special programming and free breakfasts, or visit your favourite local park and host your own Canada 150 party.

Send your guests home with a little potted succulent, a bag of cotton candy or some macarons.

Acknowledge the 150th anniversary of Confederation by attending special events all summer and into the fall.

The Calgary institution is open and running in its new location in Inglewood. Smithbilt is still selling and making its iconic hats using century-old tools here, but the new space also has an event room and a three-storey condo.

Formerly Ox and Angela, this recently re-vamped 17th Avenue Spanish hotspot features tapas, paella, a great sherry selection and more.

Be sure to rent an ATV in Panorama for a three-hour tour and relax at the Pleiades Spa in Radium.