Olan, 9, Vicente, 6, and Zario Reyes, 2, were enjoying the fair as much as Mom.   

By Tracy Blaine, Assistant City Editor   

Mommylicious, A Trade Fair with Flair, introduced something new to the trade fair scene on Sunday.  While this was the first Mommylicious fair, it offered 60 booths showcasing products and services for Moms and Families. Continue Reading

By Tara Ursulescu, reporter

For 10, 000 kids each year in Calgary schools, the lunch break is not a time of relaxation and fun.  For these kids, it is a reminder that they are hungry and their friends have what they do not: a lunch.  10,000 Kids Project is on a mission to change that.  Continue Reading

By Kelly Martin

Whenever I speak on Social Media, I always take a minute or two to talk about monitoring our children online.  Continue Reading

Photo: City of Calgary

Every spring, snow melts and reveals the budding foliage of our lawns, parks and green spaces – and a lot of litter.  With Earth Day fast approaching, the City of Calgary wants to remind citizens that littering is not only bad for the environment and unsightly, but it is also against the law and can result in a hefty fine. Continue Reading

By Tania Spears

Are you Inactive, Passive, Assertive, Aggressive or Abusive?

These questions are often asked when doing a study of communication skills or of personal relationships.   Yet, we also ask similar questions regarding communication with Revenue Canada during the Tax Season.   Continue Reading

By Breanna Moore, Student Reporter

Entrepreneurial mothers, or ‘Mompreneurs’, are becoming more successful with the use of new technologies. Last week at Redwater Grille, twenty six Mompreneurs, met to mingle and be inspired by two mothers, Carla Young and Susan J.Sohn, whom have attained international acclaim through their use of technology.

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