Calgary is a large and diverse city, which comes with the pleasure of meeting people from all backgrounds and experiences. Because Calgary is also defined by its sprawl, many feel a close kinship and pride with the area that they live in. Once you have found that special someone that
In today’s fast paced world the cogs of capitalism keep the wheels of society constantly rotating — and at a speed never seen before. It seems like there is never time to slow down, in fact it can be even frowned upon as every single moment must be productive. It
The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary has been a haven for those looking to find a natural escape within the inner city since 1929. The sanctuary is on the traditional Treaty 7 Territory, and land of Moh’kinstis (Calgary) — whose name translates to “elbow” to signify the Elbow River. The Land is
The art of film is intended to open the mind of viewers but unfortunately, Indian-born and Toronto-based filmmaker Leena Manimekalai has had to endure sentiments of extreme hate and face threats from a large group of right-wing Indian nationalists — the supposed cause for such violence being a
Sometimes we all need a little pick me up and positive affirmations to motivate ourselves and one another. While some quotes can be very sweet and insightful, others have been overdone to the point of becoming no-more than a cliché and others are just flat-out ridiculous. Here are
From July 21 to 24 Calgary’s Prince’s Island Park had once again been transformed into the Calgary Folk Music Festival for its 43rd year. Folk Festival never fails to create an environment of its own — as if it is an independent village in a wooded forest surrounded by
Now that summer is finally upon us, it's the season for road trips! Whether you’re planning a cross-country trip or jaunting over to the next town, the Gauntlet has compiled the perfect vacay playlist for you! MIHRET’S PICKS: VOLUNTEER “Fast Car” by Jonas Blue, Dakota