Families living with cerebral palsy and other neuromotor conditions gathered Saturday for the Neuromotor Resource Expo, a one-day event that mixed cutting-edge technology with hands-on community support.
The Canadian Cancer Society has unveiled a decade-long national plan aimed at cutting lung cancer deaths by 30 per cent, calling it an unprecedented effort to change the trajectory of the country’s deadliest cancer.
A U.S. Army veteran living in Calgary turned his recovery from PTSD into a public show of support on Nov. 9, as riders joined the sixth annual Veterans Transition Network Ride.
Police on the Tsuut’ina Nation are trying a different approach to community policing, inviting young people to sit down with officers over bannock and coffee rather than meeting them for the first time during a crisis.
A massive new painting of chuckwagon legend Kelly Sutherland will be unveiled at this week’s Calgary Stampede canvas auction, while a second work is being raffled off to raise money for a local charity.
Albertans strongly support pipeline development and increasingly prioritize economic growth over environmental protection, according to new Angus Reid poll.
For 40 years, the Venturers Society of Calgary has quietly maintained parks, trails and campgrounds across southern Alberta while providing meaningful employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.
For most of the year, the west parking lot at Calgary’s McMahon Stadium is just a place to park for Stampeders’ games – but during the Calgary Stampede, it becomes a temporary campground.
