HBO’s highly anticipated video game adaptation, ‘The Last of Us’, premiered on Jan. 15, and not only was this show a hit, but it also hit close to home for Calgarians. 

Wow – what a year for Calgary and area real estate! We saw everything from record-high sales activity to runaway inflation and increasing interest rates. Read on to catch all the highlights…

Last September Canadians took pause to mark the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day across the country.

According to the Urban Reform Institute’s Demographia International Housing Affordability Study, Calgary ranked 10^th out of the 92 cities included in the survey.

Calgary is constantly growing – both upwards and outwards – so it’s no surprise there are several new communities in the works across the city as we enter the new year.

Residential sales totalled 2,162 in September, nearing the record high for the month recorded in 2005. Further gains in new listings likely supported some of the sales growth that occurred this month.

Federal election day has come and gone. Now that the dust has settled – with the exception of a few hotly contested ridings where final votes are still being counted – we know that Justin Trudeau's Liberals will be returning to the House of Commons with another minority government.