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From passionate comic book kid to committed filmmaker
Calgary, Alberta · Calgary

From passionate comic book kid to committed filmmaker

Eli Smart knew from a young age he wanted to be a filmmaker. Unlike many others, Smart’s chance to test the waters with his big dream came in his teens, when he was given the opportunity to produce a film. Homeschooled by his mother in Calgary, Smart’s world was small as a child. His life revolved around his family, neighbours and the kids on his block. He found himself drawn into the larger-than-life worlds of the comic books he read. “When you…Read Article
From newcomer to advocate: Paula Calderon leads Canada’s largest gender-focused settlement agency
Calgary, Alberta · Calgary

From newcomer to advocate: Paula Calderon leads Canada’s largest gender-focused settlement agency

While Paula Calderon, a Colombian immigrant and teacher, left her home to go to another country in pursuit of her family’s success, she ultimately discovered her path to fulfillment by helping newcomers and managing the largest gender-based immigrant organization in Canada. Calderon and her family moved from Colombia to Trinidad and Tabago when she was one year old, when her father, a trades commissioner, was relocated to the Caribbean. After ei…Read Article
JD Vance doesn’t want lovelorn Americans to use ‘destructive’ dating apps
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JD Vance doesn’t want lovelorn Americans to use ‘destructive’ dating apps

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Vice President JD Vance is worried about love being found in the wrong places -- like Tinder, Hinge or Bumble.See the Story

Ping Pong For A Purpose: Raising money one paddle at a time

Ping Pong for a Purpose is a fundraising event held to raise money for the Calgary Food Bank through games of ping pong. This year it was held at Brix and Barrell on March 20, 2025.  VIDEO: AMY JAQUISH The event was started by Michael Hoffman and Ryan Wales while attending the University of British Columbia. They found their love for the game playing on a ping pong table set up in their shared house.  When they started working at the Alberta Tr…Calgary, Alberta · CalgaryRead Article

‘We’re still here’ - Okotoks play cafe owner reflects on surviving pandemic

Before COVID-19 hit, The Park in Okotoks had only been open for four months. By mid-March 2020, owner Sara Rae was facing the reality of having to shut down. “We knew we were in for a ride, not knowing exactly what that would look like,” said Rae. “But I knew in my gut that it was something that was going to have a major impact on our business.” The pandemic strikes The Park is an indoor play café–a space where people can sip lattes while their …Pandemic · OkotoksRead Article

The downside of Alberta's meat industry

I have been a vegetarian for the past year and a half, and living in Alberta you can imagine how many times I have been asked, “Don’t you miss eating a big juicy steak?” My response to that is a big juicy, “Nope!” While I realize that Alberta’s beef industry plays an undeniably important role in the province’s economy and cultural identity, there are environmental and ethical issues that can not be ignored.  As the downside of large-scale meat p…VegetarianSee the Story

New club at MRU hosts a Ramadan decorating event for all students

A new club at Mount Royal University (MRU), called Sisterhood in Action (SIA), hosted a date-decorating event on March 18, 2025, at the Council Chambers in Wyckham House. SIA is a Muslim sisters-founded group that hopes to create an inclusive space for students to lead, grow, and network. The event occurred during the month of Ramadan, where Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset — dates are traditionally eaten to break the fast. Students are decor…Ramadan · CalgaryRead Article

Shifting the flow: protecting Alberta's native trout

The risk facing Alberta native trout is about more than the fish themselves. As indicator species, trout offer us a glimpse into the health of our rivers and streams — water that supports rich biodiversity, irrigates our farmland and flows into our cities and towns.  As human activity disrupts the flow of clean water, conservationists are working to minimize impact and replace crucial habitat that was lost to industry and recreational use of wil…Fish · Santa FeSee the Story

Postcards from the heart: students express their appreciation

With the end of the term quickly approaching, many students do not have the time to slow down and smell the roses. They are in a constant rush to get to their next class and finish off the last batch of assignments. That is why Brenna Blundell, from Student Community Standards, decided to hold an event to bridge the gap between education and appreciation.  Good Humans, Kind Words: Postcards of Appreciation took place on mainstreet at Mount Royal…Calgary, Alberta · CalgaryRead Article

Jensen McRae makes authentic folk-pop the internet can't resist

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NEW YORK (AP) — As the COVID-19 vaccine began distributing more widely in early 2021, California-raised singer-songwriter Jensen McRae affectionally joked in a tweet that Phoebe Bridgers would release a song in two years about “hooking up in the car…Elon MuskSee the Story

Calgary celebrates Earth Hour with community-led climate action

HANNAH SCHIDLOWSKY In late March, Calgary Climate Hub brought together diverse community members at the Central Library for Earth Hour, showcasing an inclusive approach to climate activism. The global event provided residents with an opportunity to engage directly with sustainable practices and community-led initiatives.  Kevin Christopher Vibat, a volunteer at the Calgary Climate Hub, highlighted the initiative’s inclusive nature. “We’re a very…Calgary, Alberta · CalgaryRead Article

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