Calgary News

Interviewing famous people can be intriguing and often strange. But I try not to get too star-struck: they are humans like the rest of us, and so it is best not to get too caught up in their blinding hype.

Tucked away in a non-descript warehouse space in northwest Calgary is a little known charity doing big things. Seniors Secret Service has been in Calgary since 1985.

Eating more green vegetables is a healthy way forward. Power up your day like Popeye did! Here are four very good reasons to eat your greens: 1.

Serendipity is an important word to Marshall and Anne Bye, especially this year as they celebrate their first wedding anniversary.

A newly launched medical study by the Interdisciplinary Chronic Disease Collaboration and funded by Alberta Innovates-Health Solutions is seeking 5,000 Alberta seniors to participate, with the opportunity to have a 50 per cent chance of receiving fre

Calgary police are asking the public for assistance to identify two Caucasian men who brutally beat and then robbed an elderly in their northwest Thorncliffe home, a week before Christmas. The Friday, Dec. 18 beating sent both people to hospital.

Anyone who has heard Gail Vaz-Oxlade speak about money knows all about her forthrightness. She's blunt and she pulls no punches.

ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS Harlem Globetrotters – March 2 & 3: Venue is Scotiabank Saddledome. Tickets thru TicketMaster: 1-855-985-5000 7th Annual Calgary Fiddler's Assoc.

The Community Kitchen Program of Calgary has fired up the Seniors Plus Program, which not only teaches cooking and meal planning skills, but also provides an encouraging and social environment for people over 55.

There were many Santas this past festive season but there's only one Santa Canada. That's the moniker given to senior Glen Fraser, 89, who for the past 34 years has traveled to Mexico every Christmas to deliver presents to impoverished children.