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Sept. 26, 2013 | Cody Stuart
From Small Beginnings Come Big Things
When looking at those buildings that helped shape the city we call home, sometimes the significance lies in the building itself, and sometimes it lies in its inhabitants.
In the case of the Wolffe & McVittie Cabin, an argument could be made for both.
In the case of the Wolffe & McVittie Cabin, an argument could be made for both.
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Sept. 26, 2013 | Cody Stuart
Northwest Niceties
When looking for a good place to raise a family, it's tough to argue with the medley of character and convenience offered up by the Northwest communities of Capitol Hill and Mount Pleasant.
Sitting on the northern side of 16 Ave. and bordered by Second and 19 streets N.W., the two historic communities have long provided Calgarians with an idyllic place to raise a family.
Sitting on the northern side of 16 Ave. and bordered by Second and 19 streets N.W., the two historic communities have long provided Calgarians with an idyllic place to raise a family.
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Sept. 26, 2013 | CREBNow
Test Your Knowledge: General Election
Calgary's General Election takes place Monday, Oct. 21 with advance voting taking place Oct. 9-13 and Oct. 15-16. With the next General Election scheduled for 2017, how much do you know about Calgary's upcoming election?
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Sept. 26, 2013 | CREBNow
Connecting Communitites
A Calgary developer is taking social media to a whole new level when it comes to condo living in the city.
Bucci Developments Ltd. is partnering with tech company bazinga! to introduce a new approach to connecting condo owners to each other and their homes starting with the developers Tribeca project in Mission.
Bucci Developments Ltd. is partnering with tech company bazinga! to introduce a new approach to connecting condo owners to each other and their homes starting with the developers Tribeca project in Mission.
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Sept. 26, 2013 | CREBNow
Behind the Scenes
For the second year, sites around Calgary are baring all in the name of promoting public interest in heritage and architecture.
The Doors Open concept has been making its way around the globe since the first event in France in 1984 with initial Canadian appearances in Toronto and Montreal. Last year's event in Calgary saw 16,500 visits with the support of more than 200 volunteers.
The Doors Open concept has been making its way around the globe since the first event in France in 1984 with initial Canadian appearances in Toronto and Montreal. Last year's event in Calgary saw 16,500 visits with the support of more than 200 volunteers.








