On Saturday, Nov. 26, a local theatre company threw a party in attempt to confront gendered and racial discrimination.
Ellipsis Tree Collective, which is the only Afrocentric theatre company in Western Canada, hosted its third annual fundraiser at the Old Ant Hill building in Kensington.
Jamie Parker lost his grandfather to prostate cancer, which led Parker to join the worldwide Movember fundraiser this month that aims to fight against the disease.
This of course meant growing a mustache for the whole month of November.
Two-and-a-half months after the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta elected a new leader and premier of Alberta, another leader has been put into power in the party: not for the head of the group itself, but rather a head of their youth.
With Calgary continuing to grow outward, new subdivisions are up on the outskirts of our city, and with new communities come new community associations.
There are 148 community associations currently operating in Calgary, said Leslie Evans, executive director of the Federation of Calgary Communities.