If you're looking to enter the condo market in Calgary these days, there's certainly a lot of choice available among new apartment-style condos and those on the resale market

Iconic status was off in the future for the 22-year-old winger. The bushy moustache had yet to grow out and become a trademark.

Sweeping, unimpeded views. A quiet that is uninterrupted by hectic daily traffic.
For residential homebuyers in Calgary's tallest condo buildings, the advantages of their lofty perches are obvious.

"There is that prestige factor of being high up," said Ernest Hon, director of sales and marketing for the Guardian, the 44-storey twin towers that are Calgary's tallest residential buildings. "But it's the views, the light, the quiet of being far above the streets."

It's rough and coarse and won't blow away with the first Chinook. This well-kept secret also does more good for trees than any form of fertilizer or last-minute winter watering, and it's time to add it now.

In a Canadian first, a village of 16 tiny homes, covering the equivalent of three city lots and occupied entirely by homeless veterans, is coming to Calgary's Forest Lawn neighbourhood in spring 2019.

Lorna Hamm and Wendy Morrow are REALTORS®, friends and ardent philanthropists, who both prefer to work quietly behind the scenes.

They volunteer for numerous organizations across Calgary, but for each of them, one organization stands out: The Children's Hospital Aid Society.