Expo Latino 2018 gets Calgary moving
Calgary’s hottest outdoor festival, Expo Latino got the city moving last night in a celebration of Latin America’s rich offeringsContinue Reading
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Action photography from Cristina Mittermeier at the water’s edge
Cristina Mittermeier has a fascination with water and the natural and human life that it supports. She writesContinue Reading
It ends with a Haka: New Zealand’s All Blacks win the HSBC Canada Rugby Sevens
To end with a Haka meant one thing for the HSBC Canada Sevens Rugby competition. A win for the AllContinue Reading
North American #rugby fans cheered by news of PRO Rugby in 2016 @USARugby
PRO Rugby in 2016 Rugby fans in North America, no doubt feeling rather mute over the performance of the CanadianContinue Reading
So long Shell and thanks for all the fish
In the chronicles of Arthur Dent (The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy), Douglas Adams created an epic, interplanetary trilogy. OneContinue Reading
Driving fuel and energy efficiency records in Detroit: Shell Eco-marathon Americas 2015
Detroit has been associated with the automotive industry for over 100 years. Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, Cadillac, Dodge andContinue Reading
Pathways to a low carbon future: cities on the move
With already more than half the world living in cities and their growth trajectory set to outpace world population growth,Continue Reading
Students turn theoretical concepts into reality at Shell Eco-marathon #SEM2014 in Houston
About 200 of the 4,000 or so alumni from LA Tech living in the Houston area are expected to getContinue Reading
Urban recce run #2: Frogman in Rio
My recently acquired iPhone goes so well on these urban recce’s, it inspired me to start an occasional series (IContinue Reading
It’s never just an ordinary day at Connect Charter School: Directors cut
Capoeira experience for Grade 9 students at Connect Charter School, Calgary. © J. Ashley Nixon It was a privilegeContinue Reading
