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There’s nothing like summer in Calgary. Stampede spirit is in the air, patios erupt with energy and parks become city-wide festivals. Propelling that vibrancy is the travel and tourism industry.
Webber Academy Grade 10 students, Barry Gu and Summit Kawakami, travelled to the United Kingdom last week after qualifying for the World British Parliamentary Debate Championship. The event, run by
When you are poor or in debt – some ‘expert’ will say you should have made better decisions! I wonder why that ‘expert’ never visits Ottawa with the same advice.
“This is the Year.” It’s time to pick a PGA of Canada golf coach, dedicate yourself to instruction, practice and more play. The USGA online suggests that amateur golfers’ average
I received a little flack over an earlier column in which I suggested we should give our mayor and council a little time to settle into their chairs before being
Some months have an intensity all their own. These last several weeks of domestic and international developments in natural resources prove the point beyond any doubt. The federal government recently
Rick Ball learned a lot about hard work and business from his father. When he graduated high school, he got a job at Buckwold Western where his dad worked, and
When Alberta went into lockdown in March of 2020, shortly after the World Health Organization declared the spread of COVID-19 a global pandemic, the future was more uncertain than ever
On April 27, the Calgary Influential Women in Business (CIWB) Awards will be presented to six outstanding professionals recognized for supporting diverse leadership across the city. While their roles are
Despite the country’s aging population, most Canadians hope to live a long and healthy life. In 2019, it was reported that there were 6.6 million Canadian seniors (65+ years old).
