By Fabian Mayer, September 18 2014 —
New regulations to simplify landowner applications for secondary suites will once again go before city council. A proposal to make the application process for secondary suites easier was defeated in committee this summer, … Read the rest
By Liv Ingram, August 7, 2014 —
Downtown alleys aren’t typically where you want to hang out with friends, but local restauranteur Cam Dobranski is changing that. Owner of Brasserie and Winebar in Kensington, Dobranski has transformed the alley beside … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 31, 2014 —
Protesters outraged over Israel’s invasion of the Gaza strip gathered at city hall on Friday, July 25, for the third week in a row. Organizers estimated that over 1,000 people attended the rally, … Read the rest
By Liv Ingram, July 31, 2014 —
When people think of horror, it’s easy to reduce the genre to blood, guts and gore. People may not know about the growing popularity of horror conventions, which are driven by love of … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 24, 2014 —
Over 1,000 protesters angered by Israeli strikes and ground invasion of Gaza gathered outside city hall on Friday, July 18, doubling the turnout of a similar protest one week earlier.
Solidarity for Palestinian … Read the rest
By Conner Sadler, May. 29, 2014 —
On Friday, May 30, KingslandFarmers’ Marketwill host the Calgary Street Food Festival in search ofthe city’s best street food.
Kingsland Farmers’ Market has gathered 15 food trucks and 15 food vendors to compete … Read the rest
By Conner Sadler, May. 22, 2014 —
From May 22–30, Broken City will host bands from across the country for its week-long 10th anniversary party.
Alan Lindsay, who books events for the venue, is set to celebrate Broken City’s success … Read the rest
Riley Hill
Gauntlet Editorial Board
The protest organized against Israel’s actions in Gaza by University of Calgary students last Friday drew an interesting mix of people.
A group of young men paced up and down Macleod Trail, stopping only to … Read the rest
