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Updated: 2013-05-23 09:49:44
Over the past several years, Brentwood residents have been involved in planning for the Transit Oriented Development adjacent to the Brentwood LRT station. The first two buildings (University City by Knightsbridge Homes) are under construction with the remaining three buildings currently in the development permit process. I brought together a team over the last few months, made up of... Updated: 2013-05-23 09:49:45
Hankering for a good read? Ever wish there was a library right on your corner? Do you have some books you’d like to share? Well, Ward 7’s latest initiative - the Little Free Library Project - was designed just for you!A Little Free Library is pretty much as it sounds. It’s free. It’s a library. And it’s little. Very little. Think of a big birdhouse posted on a street corner or in a... Updated: 2013-05-23 09:49:45 A fun night out takes some planning – the right outfit, good friends, and a great location. You don’t want to be ready for a night on the town, and end up with slow service, ghastly washrooms, or out-of-control patrons. Best Bar None is a voluntary accreditation and awards program facilitated by the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission, and is in its second year in Calgary. The BBN 2013... Updated: 2013-05-23 09:49:45
The ground-breaking ceremony for the new National Music Centre (NMC) was music to many ears on February 22, 2013. Currently, the National Music Centre reaches more than 75,000 people every year. Imagine how many more people will visit after 2015, when the new NMC is expected to open! The new NMC will be over 160,000 square feet, allowing for lots of room for the 2,000 plus artefacts in... Updated: 2013-05-23 09:49:44
An idea that sprang from a concern about the reputation of Calgary’s Chinatown has garnered positive results. In 2008, in the face of increased vandalism and issues of safety, a group of community conscious people formed the Chinatown Safety Council. With the goal of safety and cleanliness by increasing pride in one’s community, the Council began working to change long held stereotypes... |
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