Glenbow Museum to Become a New Kind of Art Museum
Currently, the Glenbow Museum is a little bit of art, a little bit of history, a mishmash of artifacts. It’s a little all over the place. Donna Livingstone, president and...
City & Life
Last March, Avenue Magazine ran a story on local R&B singer-songwriter Joanna Borromeo, who chatted about her decision to leave a burgeoning performing career in Toronto in order to...
Signal Hill
The southwest community of Signal Hill is home to dozens of shops at Signal Hill Centre and Westhills Shopping Centre and boutiques at West Market Square and Signature Park Plaza,...
A detachment of North West Mounted Police officers builds Fort Brisebois in 1875 at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers, in order to route the region's whiskey traders....
A Brief Overview of Diversity in Business in Calgary
Talk of a talent shortage in Calgary is a little like talk of the weather. There is always something to say and it is ever-present. The solution (or at least...
Calgary Tap Dancer Headed to World Championships
In September, hundreds of tap dancers gathered in Abbotsford, B.C. to audition for the Canadian National Tap Team. Calgarian Kirsty McGowan was one of 20 dancers selected to be a...
Sean Carter’s Winter Cycling Tips
For many Calgary cyclists, the first snow of the season means it’s time for their bikes to get tucked away in garages and storage rooms to hibernate for the winter....
When Eau Claire Market was built is was meant to be a thriving retail market space similar to Granville Island in Vancouver. The market never really lived up to these...
Design, architecture and landscaping are an important aspect of great cities. Well-designed spaces are typically the most welcoming, sustainable, safe and accessible. To highlight the importance of good design the...
ACAD Artwork Brightens Inglewood Bird Sanctuary Karin Olafson December 08, 2013 Now that snow has fallen, Calgarians might expect the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary to be sporting a winter palette of...