A homeless man, the city's first chief medical officer of health and a longtime champion of LGBTQ rights in Calgary are among those whose names now adorn city parks. On Monday, Mayor Naheed Nenshi ...

A Calgary group that has been busy cleaning up garbage at various local parks and green spaces is appalled at the mess being left behind. “Three of us, in the space of an hour, came away with four ...

The Calgary Flames Foundation and Parks Foundation Calgary have teamed up to launch a massive support program to help local grassroots and amateur sports groups and organizations with fundraising ...

Ten new inclusive playgrounds unveiled across the city will help improve accessibility for kids — and parents — of all needs and abilities. “Inclusive playgrounds are special and different than your ...

Starting June 1, Calgarians will be able to drink alcohol at designated picnic tables in select parks throughout the city as part of a new pilot project. “The City of Calgary really hopes this will be ...

Four years ago, when Aryanna Gaidhar was a Grade 6 student in Langevin School’s science alternative program, her class took interest in a neglected space near their school. The spot in the Calgary ...

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How often are Calgarians not picking up after their pets? A group of researchers mucked through several parks and came up with an educated guess. About 127 grams of dog poop, per hectare, per week, is ...

Living in Canada’s fourth-largest city, life can be good. There are the obvious perks — great places to eat, a beautiful downtown skyline, professional sports teams and lots of world-class events and ...

Two city councillors are asking for more funding to keep Calgary’s parks in good condition as people have flocked to outdoor green spaces amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Ward 1 Coun. Ward Sutherland and ...

Calgarians are well behaved when grabbing a beer by the benches or picking a pinot for a picnic — so far. The City of Calgary's alcohol in parks pilot program has logged more than 1,400 picnic table ...