What's happening, what's worth your time. A daily city paper.
Monday's a grind—here's what'll make it less boring.
It's -4°C and clear—nothing's happening tonight, but here's what's close.
Smashing Pumpkins + folk at Modern Love. Pick your vibe.
Parks in -4°C are rough, but here's what's genuinely free if you're game.
Cold & clear—indoor dinner + drinks beats a frozen walk.
Daytime parks in single digits—bundle up or go indoors.
It's -4°C & clear but brutal—parks work if you keep moving.
After 10pm on Monday? Bars & late bites are your only move.
Supra du Quebec beat Cavalry FC 2-1 in Laval on Sunday, and the return leg is at Spruce Meadows on Nov. 7.
Memorial project north of Centre Street Bridge runs through Nov. 10 with daily sunrise and sunset ceremonies; admission free.
Arsenii Sergeev made 28 saves in his second NHL start as Calgary drops its fifth straight to open the stretch of the season.
The province's chief electoral officer wants new riding maps delayed or the 2027 vote pushed back as the NDP alleges gerrymandering in Calgary and Lethbridge.
DJ Shadow's rare live set anchors the week; Alberta Ballet's Peer Gynt and the Flames' matchup against Toronto round out the calendar.
Read the feature →Tripadvisor named its annual Travelers' Choice Awards for fine dining in Canada. Only two restaurants from the Prairies made the cut—and B.C. dominated the list with eight spots.
Bill Bonar's Certified Cicerone bar has ranked on Canada's 50 best list four years running—and the food is as serious as the beer selection.
From Shokunin's local-Japanese fusion to Jinya's 20-hour broths, Calgary's ramen scene spans regional styles and approaches. A selection from the city's expanding noodle options.
The Calgary-born singer's first fragrance, Tate 01, hits Sephora Canada on Oct. 30.
Terri Clark, Brett Kissel, Gord Bamford, Carolyn Dawn Johnson and Paul Brandt were among Alberta artists in Thursday's all-Canadian Opry lineup.
The first of four auctions closes Oct. 31 and includes two Maud Lewis works estimated at $20,000 to $30,000 each. All proceeds go to a Calgary Foundation endowment for Junior Achievement.
The Field of Crosses memorial is running sunrise and sunset ceremonies in the 11 days before Remembrance Day. A post on r/calgary is asking what people think of the annual ceremony.
Someone on r/calgary finishes work after 11pm and doesn't want to go home. They're asking what's open late in the city, from food to a show to just driving around.
Trick-or-treat counts are being swapped on r/calgary. One commenter had three groups all night and says that's normal for their area, with plenty of leftover candy.
Anyone else feeling bone tired lately? A bunch of people in the same circles are saying the same thing, no sickness, just wiped out.
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