Ballroom Dance Studios are a great meeting place. It’s a polite, supportive atmosphere filled with the best music of all genres.
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Depending on where you stand, the Calgary Tower is either hidden by taller buildings or can stand all alone. Its silhouette used to dominate the Calgary skyline.
To fund the building of Olympic Plaza, people could buy bricks with their names stamped in. Meant to last, how long will they remain? Renovations are inevitable.
Sometimes it can feel like forever when you are waiting for true love. Our hopes and dreams surround us.
September heralds the time of the harvest and abundance. Summer is coming to an end. Canadians run outside every chance they get.
The Cave and Basin in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada is a peaceful spot on Sulphur Mountain. The National Parks in Canada were created to preserve this site. Natural hot pools were a draw for Native peoples in the past, and Canadians thereafter. They were discovered by men working on the railroad.
The Calgary Stampede began in 1912 and is truly the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. First Nations people have been vital since the beginning.
The day Canada became recognized as its own kingdom by Britain is July 1st, 1867. Originally called Dominion Day, July 1st is now celebrated as Canada Day. In Calgary, the day of celebration ends with fireworks set off from the Centre Street Bridge.
The Classic Maya had a true written language that consisted of glyphs that were either syllabic or logographic. A glyph could either be a syllable or an entire word or concept. These glyphs could be in sculptures, painted on walls or ceramics, or drawn in their own version of books: codices. A codex was made with bark paper and folded back and forth like an accordion.
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