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Artist displaced by planned Green Line construction laments loss of Artpoint building in Ramsey
Christine Wignall is lonely these days. A handful of clay sculptures are her only company. These miniature people presiding on a shelf in her new art studio don’t say much, but they watch ...
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Author Archives: David Stanich
Christine Wignall is lonely these days. A handful of clay sculptures are her only company. These miniature people presiding on a shelf in her new art studio don’t say much, […] ...
The Calgary Journal1d
Transgender athletes challenge Alberta legislation through sharing of ‘lived experience’
The provincial government is moving ahead with legislation affecting transgender youth and adults, but one group is hoping ...
The Calgary Journal1d
Event promotes women’s sexual wellness despite difficulties with marketing
BraTopia, an inclusive lingerie store in Calgary known for its personalized bra-fitting, is packed after hours at 6 p.m. on Oct. 30, with curious participants and eager organizers. Set up among ...
The Calgary Journal1d
The comeback of film photography: Nostalgia fuels Gen Z’s passion for analogue photography
As the hours slipped away during pandemic restrictions, 23-year-old Sydney Daniels remembers seeing viral photos and videos of people showing off their Portra 400 film photographs on social ...
The Calgary Journal1d
Author Archives: Doug Horner, journalist in residence
I am a freelance journalist and editor from Calgary. I write essays and deeply reported features on a variety of topics, but ...
The Calgary Journal1d
Katie Summers’ journey from passionate listener to national radio host
Katie Summers knew from early on that she wanted to work in a field that allowed her to use the power of music to connect with people. But it wasn’t until she attended an open house at SAIT that ...
The Calgary Journal1d
Author Archives: Talha Abosafi
Katie Summers knew from early on that she wanted to work in a field that allowed her to use the power of music to connect with people. But it wasn’t […] ...
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Category: Active Calgary
Ashley Blumhagen was part of an unusual hiking group this past summer. The 41-year-old mother of three works for an outdoor gear apparel company and is the president of the […] ...
The Calgary Journal4d
Juno Award winners Striker play Dickens on Monday, part of the Shredding North America Tour
In 2020, the band won a Juno Award for Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year for their album Play to Win. Like many other ...
The Calgary Journal5d
Photos: Calgary Stampede crowns a new First Nations Princess
Pacey Strangling Wolf minutes after being Crowned Calgary Stampede 2025 First Nations Princess. PHOTO: Chevine Holloway Pacey Strangling Wolf of Kainai Nation was crowned the 2025 Calgary Stampede ...
The Calgary Journal5d
Amid closures, music fans fret over the future of Calgary’s live scene
For some people, nothing beats watching a live musician play right in front of you. The warm ambience of the venue, being shoulder to shoulder with other showgoers and the visible excitement in ...