A good movie is a lot like a well-lived life.
There’s a strong beginning with the hope of a happy ending, with maybe some conflicts thrown in along the way but every conflict ends up helping our leading men and women...
A new bylaw will take effect on Aug. 1 requiring Calgarians to wear face masks in public areas — with a few exceptions.
On July 21, Calgary city council voted 12 to 3 in favour of the bylaw, in the hopes...
Domestic violence is a difficult subject to talk about, let alone address.
Historically, the conversations had on the topic are in hushed whispers, an offered cup of tea to a neighbour we may believe is not doing well or a panicked...
In response to the COVID-19 epidemic, a one-time assistance payment will be coming specifically for seniors in early July, according to the federal government.
The tax-free payment will consist of $300 for those eligible for Old Age Security Pension and an...
Although Seniors Week in June couldn’t be celebrated normally due to COVID-19 restrictions keeping folks indoors and distanced, some unstoppable seniors took the chance to work on charitable efforts to give back to the community.
A group of Ismaili Muslim seniors...
A Binghamton University study conducted in China has uncovered the potential negative effects of retirement on the cognitive ability for those aged 60 years and older.Plamen Nikolov, an assistant professor of economics at Binghamton who helped facilitate the research, looked...
Time is of the essence when it comes to the medical field, and with many public resources already strained due to the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers at the University of Calgary Cumming School of Medicine (CSM) are aiming at assisting the...
As the City of Calgary celebrated the opening of one of its most anticipated buildings, the new Central Library, a different ceremony took place at another of Calgary’s architectural wonders. A 110-year-old time capsule was retrieved from a cornerstone at...
