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Not yet 20 years after celebrating the arrival of its one millionth resident, Calgary is on the cusp of counting a population of two million. Read More

When Postmedia Calgary’s special project charting Calgary’s march to two million residents was conceived, I was asked to search the archives for photos of the city’s downtown skyline from 2006, the year the city reached the one-million mark. Read More

In the second episode of the CBC documentary series Redemption Run, Cynthia Appiah looks into the camera and says that participating in the bobsled season in the lead up to the 2026 Olympics “has basically bankrupted me.” Read More

Officially, the Alberta Ballet production of Romeo & Juliet is being dubbed a Canadian premiere. Read More

Calgary is on a clear trajectory toward two million people, and there are feelings around this, as there are with any change we experience. Regardless of how we feel about our growing city, our feelings are really the output of the systems we’ve established. And systems don’t respond to vibes or feelings. They respond to…

Calgary stands at a remarkable moment in its history. Within the next decade, our population is expected to reach two million. That number represents growth, energy, and possibility, but more importantly, it represents people. People bring with them hopes, talents, ideas, and expectations about the kind of community they want to call home. Read More

As we look to welcome the two millionth Calgarian, our city must renew the audacity that refused to let us “give up or give in” during economic downturns, led us to host the 1988 Winter Olympics, and saw us evolve from a small prairie town to a city ranked among the most livable in the…