Alberta

I doubt there will be many times in our life that we can shout, “Happy Sesquicentennial!” so we better practice saying it without stumbling over our lips. Happy Ses - qui – cen – tennial. Easy.

What makes a summer festival for you? Star-studded musical lineups that you have to line up for, or something a little more low-key and casual?

It’s summer and that means you have to dust off the cowboy boots and get ready to do some two-stepping at country music festivals. Where?

In this age of convenience, food trucks are an on-the-go foodie’s dream.

The summer months bring sunny weather, good company, and total relaxation. They also bring some of the best food – barbecues, fresh produce, and refreshing drinks.

Alberta’s capital city has some fun and unusual claims to fame.

Getting on to midnight, we’re close to the sweet spot for glimpsing the dancing bands of colours that can range from vivid shades of green to dazzling pinks.

Fall is definitely upon us. The snow is falling as fast as the leaves and kids are madly going about making costumes to wear under their winter coats.

Red or white. Ale or lager. Savoury, spicy or sweet.

Whether you are gearing up for a White Christmas in Calgary, a green one on Vancouver Island, or are lucky enough to experience a combination of both, the holiday season evokes a magical air of che

The weeks following the holidays can often feel a little glum with all of the festivities, merriment, and family time winding down.

Music festivals choke the summer months. Sometimes they overlap causing you so much anguish. Do you go to The Calgary Folk Festival or to the Salmon Arm Roots&Blues?