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Calgary has long been one of Canada’s youngest major cities, but that is changing. According to the City of Calgary’s 2015 report, Calgary’s Aging Population, the number of Calgarians aged
For many Calgarians, summer has traditionally meant heading to the mountains, booking a flight or planning a weekend getaway. Yet some of the city’s most rewarding experiences are found much
Calgary’s soccer story is entering a defining chapter. With the continued rise of Cavalry FC and the arrival of Calgary Wild FC, the city’s first professional women’s team, the local
Calgary’s residential real estate market is entering a more measured phase in 2026, shifting away from the urgency and tight supply that defined recent years. The result is a market
Public attention on trucking safety in Alberta has intensified over the past year, driven by a rise in high-profile incidents and growing awareness of the industry’s critical role in the
As Canada’s population ages, the conversation around senior health is shifting. Living longer is no longer the only goal. Increasingly, the focus is on living well, maintaining independence, strength and
After several years of rapid growth and heightened competition, Calgary’s real estate market is entering 2026 in a more measured position. Bidding wars have cooled, inventory has risen and buyers
A sense of community does not diminish with age. For seniors, staying connected to the world beyond their front door remains a defining factor in quality of life, mental health
When Calgary philanthropists Rick and Julie George first met therapist Lois Sapsford nearly two decades ago, they saw something unique in the city’s mental-health landscape. Sapsford worked with adolescent girls
In today’s fast-moving business environment, risk is constant. For companies in Calgary and across Alberta, a single claim can threaten the bottom line, reputation and operational future of an enterprise.
