It is rather awkward to ask your loved ones whether they have everything in place for when they move on to afterlife. It’s not just something that gets brought up around the dinner table. However, one single moment is all it takes to effect change.  Usually, people are prepared by having a will in place […]

Let’s face it. It has been a trying year for all of us, one way or another. However, whether we like it or not, this time has also brought us a lot closer to our loved ones. It is important to ensure our loved ones are properly taken care of in life and in death.

We have never seen our kids this much in our lives! It’s exciting, exhausting, uncertain, challenging, and did I mention exhausting? There are good tidings ahead. The re-entry plan for Early Childhood Services to Grade 12 curriculum was part of the Alberta government’s relaunch strategy, originally announced back in April 30, 2020. Originally three different

In Calgary, we didn’t protest. We stood in solidarity in front of City Hall showing full support for our fellow human beings in pride.  In other places, particularly south of the border, it has been a completely different story. Protests turned violent, corruption occurred, and certain individuals ended up getting hurt. While we avoided incidents

Although there has been ease of restriction on travel across provincial borders, the Federal government won’t make that exception for our neighbors down south just yet. Even when that does happen, and non-essential travel is in full swing, it may be better to consider staying put for the time being. Take a look around you.

McKenzie Towne Continuing Care Center was hit extremely hard by COVID-19. There have been 114 confirmed pandemic cases to date, including 20 deaths. The inability to interact or see their loved ones due to initial restrictions, affected and created a burden for many families. What made the experience even more devastating is that some people

The Calgary Indigenous Court [“CIC”] located on the 18th floor of the Calgary Court Centre was formed in order to provide an alternative option for carrying out justice for Indigenous people. The Court provides a restorative and rehabilitative form of justice, and treats not only the accused parties, but the victims and communities impacted by

EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE – Dr. DEENA HINSHAW Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being so humble, disciplined, and updating and educating us with pertinent and timely information, on a daily basis. You worked tirelessly to flatten the curve in this City. With such ease and eloquence. Thank you. Dr. Deena Hinshaw [“Hinshaw”]is Alberta’s

It could be the excitement or slight recklessness on our part, but as it often happens, one moment is all it takes to get into a motor vehicle collision. With the city of Calgary steadily reopening once again, more and more of us are itching and excited to do the activities that we once loved,

A TRIBUTE: FRONTLINE HEROES This month, I would like to start turning the spotlight on people that are making a difference in the city. While your suggestions continue to come in for these distinguished individuals, given the current situation in the city, it is important to pay respect to the frontline workers that have been