New LED lights are planned for a section of the ring road near the Rothney Astrophysical Observatory.

You remembered the life jackets, but did you remember your car keys, an extra paddle and good shoes?

The next time you drive the Cowboy Trail, be sure to stop for a tour of the Eau Claire Distillery and a hearty eggs Benedict from the Chuckwagon Cafe.

After enjoying some delicious bannock, stop by the Arts and Crafts Venue in Indian Village for authentic Native art and jewellery by Indigenous artists from in and around Calgary.

A country farm wedding can showcase your love of vintage decor and bring a rustic charm to your special day. Here are some of the best places to host a country wedding in or near Calgary.

All of these breweries are approximately two hours or less from Calgary.

If you're going to be out late, you're going to want to be at one of these patios.

Order dynamite rolls and sashimi from a tablet, then watch as it’s delivered to you on a bullet train at this new Japanese sushi bar.

The senior-level energy lawyer is living proof that it is possible to achieve balance between career ambitions and adventure pursuits.

In 2017, 18.09 tonnes of cooking oil was collected from Stampede Park over the entire year. Of this, 15.5 tonnes was collected during the 10-day Stampede alone.

She shares her love for fresh-pressed juice from The Cherry Pit, the Calgary Flames and Vanity Spa.

Did you know there is a (unofficial) pride celebration at the Stampede? Pride Day Stampede is an annual party at Nashville North where LGBTQ+ folks and like-minded allies get their Pride on cowboy style.

The first Stampede Parade in 1912 brought in a crowd of 75,000 people, which was more than Calgary's total population of 60,000 residents. Today, the Western celebration attracts nearly 400,000 people to Calgary's streets every year.

Did you know Guy Weadick, founder of the Calgary Stampede, held the first official chuckwagon race at the 1923 Stampede and is credited with creating the sport?

In early July, the sun rises here around 5:30 a.m. Here are some ways you can take advantage of that extra daylight in Calgary.

The best thing about having daylight until around 9 p.m. is that a world of possibility opens up in the way of evening recreation.