Stephen Ave News Today

New hotels, revamped meeting spaces and urban development projects are taking Calgary in progressive new directions,

Theres a colourful new art installation along Stephen Avenue for Calgarians to enjoy.

A major development project on Stephen Avenue has been put on hold after the Alberta government requested a heritage assessment of its existing buildings.

Over a million people came out to the Calgary Stampede this year, giving local restaurants and hotels the boost they need as they continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the Calgary Flames prepared to face the Dallas Stars in the first round of the NHL playoffs, Calgarians showed their support for the team throughout the city.

With most establishments shut down over the holidays, some staff returned to burst pipes and flooded businesses thanks to a cold snap.

The introduction of a third COVID-19 vaccine has sped up the provinces immunization plan, giving the jab to people now who would have otherwise had to wait…

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  CALGARY -- The creators behind a new outdoor art exhibit along Stephen Ave are hoping their work inspires engagement and change. Featuring the works of local artist Nicole Wolf and journalist Gavin John, the exhibition presents the viewpoints of several people involved in the July 2020 Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) through art, photography, and written content. With the support of Arts Commons in Calgary, the pair were able to travel to Seattle to document the unfolding protests.�...