The semester is winding down and the days are getting shorter, but the city keeps making news anyway.
Take five minutes away from your working tabs and see what’s happening in Calgary and why our city is nicknamed “Cow-Town”.
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Dive into some of our top stories from this week:
Scammers posed as Calgary police deputy chiefs to get victimsโ bank cards
Byย Hannah Schidlowsky
Calgary Lore of the Week
“Cow-Town”
You’ve probably heard Calgary’s nickname, Cow-Town, but where did it come from? Calgary became Canada’s cattle hub in the late 1800s. The arrival of the CP railway in 1883 made Calgary a key shipping point, and by 1885, tens of thousands of cattle grazed the prairies south to the U.S. border. You can still see an abundance of cattle farms in and around Calgary.
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Check out these upcoming events in the city!
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Calgary European Film Festival
When: Nov. 6 – 14
Where: La Citรฉ des Rocheuses, 4800 Richard Rd SW
Cost: $13.65+
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Calgary Flames vs. Anaheim Ducks
When: Nov. 6 at 8 p.m.
Where: Scotiabank Saddledome, 555 Saddledome Rise SE
Cost: $35.40+
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JazzWalk โ JazzYYC Canadian Jazz Festival
When: Nov. 3 – 8
Where: Inglewood and along the Music Mile Coast
Cost: Free
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