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Dec. 22, 2020 | Tyler Difley
Historical Home Spotlight: Alfred McKay Home
Year of Construction: 1905
Address: 35 Point Drive N.W.
Community: Point McKay
Architectural Style: Vernacular
Address: 35 Point Drive N.W.
Community: Point McKay
Architectural Style: Vernacular
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June 12, 2019 | Natalie Noble
Calgary's top playgrounds are accessible, innovative and inclusive
The city of Calgary is home to more than 1,000 playgrounds that families can choose from for a fun-filled outing.
"What I love most about Calgary is there are so many options here," said Dana Wheatley, founder of Calgary Playground Review and mom to three children.
"What I love most about Calgary is there are so many options here," said Dana Wheatley, founder of Calgary Playground Review and mom to three children.
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June 30, 2016 | Barb Livingstone
Picking the perfect community
Urban planning experts offer tips on how to shop for your next neighbourhood
Is it a neighbourhood with a lake so you don't need a vacation cottage?
Or an upgraded, older neighbourhood with lots of housing choices?
Perhaps a community with a main street so "you don't have to jump in your car to get a quart of milk?"
When urban commentators weigh in on what homebuyers, first-time or otherwise, should be looking for when they chose a place to live the emphasis is on community amenities – or as Greg Morrow puts it, looking "outside the four walls" of the home, to the DNA of the neighbourhood.
Is it a neighbourhood with a lake so you don't need a vacation cottage?
Or an upgraded, older neighbourhood with lots of housing choices?
Perhaps a community with a main street so "you don't have to jump in your car to get a quart of milk?"
When urban commentators weigh in on what homebuyers, first-time or otherwise, should be looking for when they chose a place to live the emphasis is on community amenities – or as Greg Morrow puts it, looking "outside the four walls" of the home, to the DNA of the neighbourhood.