Take a few minutes to decompress with this list of positive developments that have happened in Calgary.
City & Life
These charities and not-for-profits need help serving the community in the wake of COVID-19.
On her first visit to the site at Ralph Klein Park, the Brooklyn-born artist was impressed by hawks circling overhead. In response, she created a remarkable monument.
The Calgary Public Library's brick and mortar branches may be closed, but you can still use your library card to take video music lessons, stream movies for free, learn a
Consider buying a gift card from a local restaurant, retail store or business that you can use later — it supports the business during a tough time and you have
Breweries, distilleries, cideries and even a winery have risen to the occasion and are bringing booze right to your door.
XO Treatment Room is doing skincare in the time of Covid-19 with video consults on how your face can look its best and curating the products to get you there.
Local liquor stores and online delivery services are making sure you don't go without during virtual happy hour.
These local grocers, delis and caterers offer plenty of wholesome options for starters, sides and heat-and-eat meals.
If you want to help Calgarians during the COVID-19 crisis but don't know how, here are a few ways to lend a hand.