Bill Zacharkiw's Wines of the Week: July 3, 2020
An affordable introduction to one of Italy’s greatest appellations, a Dão with a downright juicy finish, a classic cabernet-driven Tuscan red, and a Rioja with beautiful balance.
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Life Changing with the times: Ottawa winners at CHBA awards feted virtually
Amid a strong field of contenders in which 17 Ottawa projects were finalists, three were able to claim victory as the Canadian Home Builders’ Association held its 2020 national housing ... -
'He's a bridge builder': Ali Abukar helps newcomers thrive in Saskatoon
Ali Abukar, CEO of Open Door Society, is a supporter of Black Lives Matter and says everyone needs to speak up against anti-Black racism. -
ASK AMY: Loyalty points don’t come with freelance work
Dear Amy: I did some contract work for a large corporation for three months last year, helping them to finish a large project. -
Daily horoscope for Friday, July 3, 2020
After 8:30 AM EDT (5:30 AM PDT) avoid shopping or making important decisions until 10 PM Pacific time. After that, the Moon moves from Sagittarius into Capricorn -
What are the odds on post-pandemic divorce?
Some would say marriage is always a gamble.Over at MyBookie, an online betting site, they’re taking that literally. -
A long and winding road to retail
An impulse toward making—and remaking—furniture vignettes is one of Edilka Anderson’s earliest memories. -
Colin and Justin: Go potty
Looking for ways to add colour to your outside space? Colin and Justin suggest painted ceramics, a seasonal source of fun and dramaWe’re simply potty about pots: fact.
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Pool style
It’s all about style and safety at the poolThere’s nothing more refreshing than taking a dip in a pool on a hot summer day. -
Life Dining In: Farang Thai puts thrilling, spicy fare in your freezer
The catering company's chef, Cameron Fraser love for Thai food grew out of his interest in Thai kickboxing. -
Looking for heat-tolerant lettuces? Try new varieties each year
Determine the most reliable in your conditions for summer growing. -
Condo Smarts: Will the new legislation make a change?
The legislation tabled this week enables the government to address several factors that are contributing to the issues around insurance renewals, increased risks and costs in the insurance market. -
Regina's Len Antonini moves on after 30-year career as a firefighter
“I’m 60 years old and I was still getting the rush from going to a call,” says Len Antonini, a Regina firefighter who retired amid COVID-19. -
ASK AMY: Job interviews by phone are not an easy call
Dear Amy: I’m about to have my second phone interview.Pre-pandemic, when interviews were in person, I took great pride in showing off my good people skills and confident demeanour. -
Daily horoscope for Thursday, July 2, 2020
There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Sagittarius -
Food Instant Pot Thursdays - roast and potatoes
Cassie Vosloo has a new recipe this week – roast and potatoes. To see last weeks recipe for Sloppy Joes visit www.
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Food Alberta hosts first Local Food Week
The province’s billion-dollar food industry is being hosted this week, Aug. 12-19. Albertans are encouraged to experience and celebrate local producers and homegrown fare. -
Food Eat like royalty in Banff’s castle
Foodies can feast like kings and queens in a castle thanks to a partnership between Alberta Food Tours, Inc. -
Food Banff initiative could help the town meet its environmental goals
Prior to September 2016, a lot edible food waste from Banff would make its journey to the compost site or landfill, despite its need in the community. -
Life Banff Pride heading in new direction
The first Banff Pride meeting of the year was held Saturday. The LGBTQ2 organization is reorganizing and potentially expanding its Pride events this year, said Shane Nizinkevich, music teacher for ... -
Life New art works reflects the history of Banff and its hospital
Banff Mineral Springs Hospital chapel is an area dedicated to spiritual care for all faiths. A little bit of Banff history can also be found as part of the chapel’s ... -
Health Canmore mountaineer faces low oxygen environment for heart r...
Nancy Hansen is no stranger to high altitudes. An avid mountaineer who previously lived in Canmore, she's reached heights of 6,700 metres. -
Life Former Flames co-owner Sonia Scurfield, only Canadian woman ...
Sonia Scurfield, the only Canadian woman to have ever had her name engraved on the coveted Stanley Cup has died. -
Health Big Red Ride is back in the Bow Valley
The Big Red Ride will be seen cruising around Banff again this summer after its official launch on Monday. -
Life Three Sisters playground project approved
In a unanimous vote on May 15, Canmore council approved the 2018 capital project to replace the Three Sisters playground. -
Life A champion's celebration: Ryan Correy to be remembered
The celebration of life for Ryan Correy — the Canmore adventure cyclist and writer — will take place May 31 at the Nordic Centre.
