By Jason Herring, January 17 2019 —
It’s been over two years since Calgary’s city council last debated the contentious issue of fluoridating city water. In 2019, Calgary should remedy one of its most embarrassing failings as a city by taking action to add fluoride back … Read the rest
By Tori Taylor, January 7 2019 —
The time for New Year’s resolutions and fresh motivation has arrived. Two types of people emerge every time the new year rolls around: people who hunker down with a list of ways to … Read the rest
There was too much of 2018 to remember, let alone summarize in an intro. It felt like a century crammed into 365 days. Kanye ranted, weed was legalized, Lebron went Hollywood, every A-lister you can think of released an album … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, December 19 2018 —
At the Dec. 4 meeting of the University of Calgary Students’ Union Students’ Legislative Council, vice-president academic Jessica Revington presented an overview and timeline of the SU Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan is … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, November 30 2018 —
The introduction of Lime bikes — electric-assisted bicycles rentable through your phone — to Calgary is a great thing for the city. Having more mobility choices is important and bike-share programs are … Read the rest
By David Stewart, November 23 2018 —
In an announcement that shocked no one, the Schulich School of Engineering has demanded more money. These demands were made by high chief of engineering Paula Pinklodgings.
“I really think some extra funding … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, November 22 2018 —
Julia Holter is this decade’s greatest artist. Though the California art-pop songwriter had already released four spectacular records since 2010, it’s her new album, Aviary, that cements her as a visionary artist hell-bent … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, November 22 2018 —
Calgary’s bid to host the 2026 Olympics was quashed by city residents in a Nov. 13 plebiscite. Proponents of the games cited the potential net positive economic gain, putting Calgary on the world … Read the rest
November 22, 2018 —
Calgary’s New Central Library held its grand opening on Nov. 1. The space is the culmination of over a decade of planning and construction and is now a vibrant public space for our city.
Over the … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, November 21 2018 –
The first two weekends of the National Lacrosse League (NLL) season have been cancelled due to an ongoing labour dispute between the NLL and the Professional Lacrosse Players’ Association (PLPA) — the bargaining … Read the rest
