The history beneath our feet
Calgary Herald, June 30, 2018: We throw the street names around every day while navigating the roads in Calgary. Shaganappi, the one that’s fun to watch visitors say, is a […]
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Where the buffalo roam(ed)
Toronto Star, Oct 29, 2016: FORT MACLEOD, ALTA.—The elder scoops the smoke from the little pile of burning sweetgrass and moves it over either side of her body, careful to […]
What me worry? 6 hacks
Calgary Herald, August 2, 2016: There are so many things to worry about these days, it can be a challenge to fit them all in. A quick back of the […]
Putting on our happy face
Calgary Herald, Feb 1, 2016: I think my mom invented the emoji. I have a ripped manila envelope full of letters she wrote me in university and each page of yellow […]
The hard work of happy
Swerve, January 15, 2016: I had one of my first revelations about adult happiness as a kid sitting with my friend’s mom in her tidy kitchen—an ashtray on the table and […]
Catching more than a fish on the mighty Bow
Calgary Herald, June 1: Most of us see the Bow River every day, often while stuck on a bridge in rush hour. The river is a traffic bottleneck and the […]
YYCoyote: Living with the urban coyote
Swerve Magazine: Gertie is lucky to be alive. The tiny, three-pound Yorkshire terrier is recovering from multiple puncture wounds after being snatched from her Briar Hill front yard by a […]
Your stylist is one of your most important relationships
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Driving in Calgary: All roads lead to gridlock
Avenue Magazine: Way back in the history of another boom town of a million people, ancient Rome, there was a town planner, architect, engineer and design guru named Marcus Vitruvius Pollio. […]
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