Mall now 53 per cent leased as 3rd and largest anchor tenant to open in fall of this year February 27, 2020 – BALZAC A.B. – New Horizon Mall, a marketplace collective of entrepreneurs, artisans and fresh market vendors, announced today the official signing of Sky Castle, Calgary’s newest family entertainment centre and the Mall’s third and largest…

World Glaucoma Week takes place Mar. 8 to 14, 2020. Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness in Canada. It is the name for a group of eye diseases that damage the optic nerve. This nerve carries information from the eye to the brain. When the nerve is damaged, you can lose your vision. Glaucoma…

The Government of Alberta is giving easier, more affordable access to dispute resolution services to mobile home site residents and landlords. If passed, the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Amendment Act, 2020 would give mobile home site tenants and landlords access to the government’s Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS), which currently helps resolve landlord/tenant disputes for Albertans…

SPRINGBANK, ALBERTA – Qualico Communities and Bordeaux Developments, co-developers of the community of Harmony are excited to announce an agreement with world renowned spa developer, Groupe Nordik. Groupe Nordik will be constructing its fourth spa in Canada in the award-winning development of Harmony. Harmony is a residential community at the foot of the Rocky Mountains…

Bill 2, the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Amendment Act, 2020, removes unnecessary restrictions on liquor sales, promotes responsible drinking in parks, and cuts unnecessary red tape. Bill 2 proposes five amendments to the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act to modernize a number of Alberta’s liquor laws. “These amendments are a clear signal that we are serious about…

At SAIT, applied learning often means working with industry and partners to gain real-world experience. For one group of Mechanical Engineering Technology students, applied learning meant tackling a project for a Juno Award-winning country singer. There he stood in their Product Development class: big black cowboy hat, jean jacket and all — Paul Brandt. Brandt was there to…

By Jacqueline L. Scott, PhD Student, University of Toronto Snowshoeing in the woods on a sunny winter’s day is my idea of fun. When playing in the snow, winter seems to pass faster. Over two-thirds of Canadians participate in outdoor recreation, according to Statistics Canada. Some 13 per cent of these nature fans enjoy snowshoeing. Compared…

The Glenbow’s new mandate of becoming a world-class public art museum is one step closer with an investment of up to $40 million in provincial infrastructure funding. The Glenbow has been downtown Calgary’s premier art and history museum for more than 50 years. Provincial funding will make possible the Glenbow’s revitalization project, transforming and modernizing…

The Government of Alberta is introducing a consistent and equitable funding model to help vulnerable children across the province get the help they need. Child advocacy centres provide a safe place for children and youth who have experienced abuse. The centres allow clients to tell their stories and access support throughout the entire process of…

 Some of the world’s most popular cities are a mess in summer. In destinations like Venice and Barcelona, sidewalks are crammed full of tourists with selfie sticks, and the most popular restaurants are jammed with folks who just read the latest review on Yelp and are firing up their Instagram accounts before they even walk…