Calgary Officials Block Business Owner From Helping the Homeless
“In my faith, I am required to help the poor,” says Imran Rajpoot, whose kindness for Calgary’s homeless has recently been blocked by city officials
Jacalyn den Haan
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9 Quick and Easy Recipes That Bring Alberta’s Cultures To Your Table
Looking for quick and cheap dinner ideas? Alberta’s cultural melting pot has the perfect recipes for you
Is It Wrong To Teach Kids About Santa?
The Santa story is a valuable tool for teaching life lessons like kindness, gratitude, and the joy of giving
How a Holstein Became the Star of Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake’s biggest celebrity is 2,500-pound Holstein, who struts in parades, loves Timbits and lets his owner ride him like a horse
Community Celebrates Cochrane Public Library’s Upcoming Expansion
A novel idea is taking shape in Cochrane: the library will be upgraded to meet the town’s growing needs
The Push For Passenger Rail in Alberta is Gaining Speed
The UCP is investing $9M to explore passenger rail options. Let them know what you think before December 20!
Free and Low-Cost Resources Every Parent in Edmonton Should Know
Raising a teen on a budget is tough, but Alberta offers numerous programs to ease the burden. Learn about support groups, job training, and tutoring programs near you
Delayed Launch of Acute Care Alberta Raises Questions About Government Planning
The government’s restructuring strategy, paired with rising worker burnout and a lack of retention efforts, risks worsening Alberta’s healthcare crisis
Small Businesses Step Up to Pay Fairly as Calgary Living Wage Soars
As Calgary’s living wage rises to $10 higher than Alberta’s minimum wage, more employers are stepping up to ensure workers can meet their basic needs