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The laughs come fast and frequently in Alberta Theatre Projects' Liars at a Funeral, Sophia Fabiilli's deft farce about a matriarch's desperate attempt to heal the wounds in her dysfunctional family. Read More

What do the final minutes of the Stanley Cup Final and a federal election have in common? Both will keep an entire country at the edge of their seats. Read More

In a world full of siloed mentalities, the need for content that expands our view is more important than ever. Read More

The weather isn't the only reason it's shaping up to be a majestic spring weekend in the Queen City. Read More

Over the last five years Metro Vancouver has built housing at only half the rate that its population needs, according to the regional district's latest housing report, which puts the region's housing crisis in stark terms. Read More

With a sweep of his arm, Tim Shum identifies his top concern ahead of Canada's federal election. Read More

All three of Canada's main political parties are promising to get a lot of housing built fast over the next four years as people across the country continue to struggle to afford either their rent or mortgage. But experts believe the goals they have set are varying degrees of fantastical, at least in the short-term. Read More

Not participating in the annual Vancouver Sun Run? Then you'd better avoid driving too unless you enjoy road closure mayhem. Read More

Oilers Tailgate Party: It's playoff time with a number of musical crossovers, including at the arena-adjacent Fan Park and Tailgate Party if you want to dance a little in between biting those nails! Read More

Despite being newly formed, Calgary McKnight is already among the ridings to watch in the city this federal election. Read More

I recently received another email from All-America Selections. All-America Selections (AAS) is an independent, non-profit organization that tests new varieties throughout North America. The organization then introduces only the best garden performers as AAS Winners. Independent AAS Judges determine the AAS Winners by judging and scoring the entries. Read More

Without venues, no concerts, and as the nights grow longer and warmer, it felt like a sweet moment to do a flyover of Edmonton’s best and beautiful (or charmingly crusty) live venues — the literal floors holding up our music scene. Read More

On Thursday, while speaking at a Halifax car dealership, Pierre Poilievre announced that a Conservative government would do away with the Liberals’ EV mandate. Read More

In business, you know an industry is growing rapidly when the total sales chart features a vertical line. Read More

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Dear friends and family planning to vote Liberal: Read More

Yeah, that little stonefly nymph was posing for me. Read More

Employees are looking for increased flexibility in the workplace and various employers now offer options to staff that include some work-at-home days. But how did the whole idea of shorter work weeks start? Well, as long ago as half a century, workers began musing about what it would be like for the five-day work week to become a four-day work week. A more recent article (found below) from the Washington Post notes, "people want more flexible work times and office rules." For some, that means a four-day work week — a concept that the Kellogg's cereal company pioneered in the 1930s. The following two Calgary newspaper articles show the idea was on the rise in the 1970s. Read More

Re. "Why Albertans should care about measles," Opinion, April 24 Read More

The boos rained down on Lionel Messi. Equally, the 'ooos' filled the air every time the Inter Miami star got the ball in open space on Thursday night, electrifying a record crowd at B.C. Place. Read More