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Calgary's Market: Daily Tightening Amidst Broader Inventory Growth

Calgary's real estate sees daily inventory tightening with strong sales, yet monthly trends show increasing choice, particularly in multi-family segments. Stable rates and rising overall inventory offer new opportunities for savvy buyers.

Calgary's Ghost Deliveries: Is Your Holiday Package Lost in the Logistics Labyrinth?

Calgary's Ghost Deliveries: Is Your Holiday Package Lost in the Logistics Labyrinth?

The Gist Picture this, fellow Calgarians: it's a cold December evening, you've been eyeing the clock, anxiously awaiting an expensive Christmas gift with an ETA stretching until 10 PM. Then, without warning, at 5 PM, a notification pops up: "We missed you during delivery today.

Kiwetinohk Says 'Adieu' to the TSX: What This $1.4 Billion Deal Means for Calgary

Kiwetinohk Says 'Adieu' to the TSX: What This $1.4 Billion Deal Means for Calgary

The Gist Another major player in Calgary's energy landscape is making a move. Kiwetinohk Energy Corp. shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a deal for Cygnet Energy Ltd. to acquire the company. This means Kiwetinohk, a name familiar to many on Stephen Avenue, is set to be acquired for a

Legacy Bobcat Buzz: What Increasing Sightings Mean for Your Pets and Our City

Legacy Bobcat Buzz: What Increasing Sightings Mean for Your Pets and Our City

The Gist Picture this: a peaceful stroll with your furry best friend near Legacy Park, only to stumble upon a local wildcat on the hunt. That's exactly what one Calgarian witnessed recently, spotting a bobcat expertly chasing rabbits in the popular off-leash dog park nestled in Calgary'

Calgary's Hanukkah Celebration: A Look Beyond the Lights

Calgary's Hanukkah Celebration: A Look Beyond the Lights

By The Numbers: Our City's Festive Glow Calgary City Hall recently played host to its 37th annual menorah lighting, a cherished tradition marking Hanukkah, which this year ran from sundown on Sunday, December 14th, to nightfall on Monday, December 22nd. Local political figure Mike Jamieson, who has served

Ice Cold Shoulder: Skate Canada Pulls All National & International Events from Alberta

Ice Cold Shoulder: Skate Canada Pulls All National & International Events from Alberta

The Gist Calgary, brace yourselves. Skate Canada just dropped a bombshell, announcing on December 16, 2025, its decision to stop hosting national and international-level figure skating events in Alberta. This isn't just a casual 'see ya later' – it's a direct response to Alberta'