The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology has been known for its expertise in the kitchen and recent award winning Chef and instructor, Chef Romina demonstrates that. The Mexico native recently won the 2024-2025 Educator of the Year, presented by the Calgary Academy of Chefs and Cooks. The program honors one chef ea...

Last week when construction first began at 10th Street and 5th Avenue in Hillhurst, we visited the area to get a sense of how local businesses and shoppers anticipated it would affect them. Business owners expressed concern right from the start. Many said that the blocked sidewalks and road closures would prevent foot ...

Changes are coming to Calgary's Shaw Millennium Park. The rebranded park will be Cowboys Park adding a new concert pad in the field, creating a new venue for performers and festivals when they come to the city. The City of Calgary is inviting public input on the future of the park. While the park's features like the sk...

As the trade war between Canada and the United States intensifies, during a press conference Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is warning Canadians about the potential consequences of imposing tariffs on natural resources. Smith emphasized the reliance of Eastern Canada on domestic oil and gas, cautioning that any move to...

With April underway, it is time for Calgarians to prepare their car for summer driving conditions. Driving in the winter can be hard on a your vehicle. Potholes and other road impurities can causes significant damage to different components of a car. Calgary road crews filled almost 37850 potholes in 2024. These pothol...

April marks the end of the semester for many students, and exam season is approaching. Finals are coming up, and strong study skills are crucial. Replacing procrastination with dedication can be challenging for some, especially during the final weeks of school before the break. Studying looks different for everyone, an...

April 1st marks the removal of photo radars on all major roads and highways. This comes after the province labeled radars as cash cows, acting as a revenue generator instead of acting as a safety tool for drivers. Calgary Police is now only allowed to place photo radar cars in school zones, park zones, and construction...

The Southern Alberta Female Football League (SAFFL) is gearing up for its 2nd ever season, with games held on Sundays from April and into June. The league features 6 teams, 4 of which are clubs in the Calgary Bantam Football Association (CBFA). The Calgary Bantam Football Association will get underway in late August, h...

A new round of snowfall began overnight in Calgary on Tuesday, resulting in winter driving conditions and temperatures below 0 degrees to settle in. However many hope this is the last of the snowfall squall the city will see. Injury collisions: 8 Non-injury: 43 Injury hit-and-run: 1 Non-injury hit-and-run: 4 Total: 56 ...

With the federal election fast approaching, many young Canadians are gearing up to vote, some for the first time. According to Elections Canada's count of voters by age group, less than 50 per cent of electors aged 18-24 voted in the 2021 federal election, lower than any other age group. For federal elections, that num...