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Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu Korean Calgary Restaurant Review
Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu Korean Restaurant With such a long name, this new Korean restaurant on Macleod Trail and 50th Avenue SW is somewhat hard to find. A Google search of “Korean restaurants on Macleod Trail” didn’t help me find it,...
Find Out What’s New at Century Gardens Park
West Downtown Park Project Almost Done! It’s taken quite a few years for the City of Calgary to finally move forward with plans to redevelop Century Park Gardens. For some, this west downtown park was a pleasant spot to eat on lunch b...
20 Things to do in Calgary this May (2019)
20 Best Activities + Events in Calgary, May 2019 Are you on the hunt for some of the best things to do in Calgary this May? Our city comes alive during the spring and summer, as warmer weather lets everyone enjoy the outdoors to the fullest. ...
3 Family-Friendly May Festivals in Calgary (2019)
Top 3 Family-Friendly May Festivals in Calgary The spring and summer months bring about exciting activities and events throughout our city, including many festivals geared towards children, adults and everyone in between. I don’t know about...
Calgary Hidden Gems: Restaurants, Shops & Services
Calgary Hidden Gems: Shops, Services, Resto's... Every city has its own hidden gems – restaurants, pubs, shops, bookstores, etc. – that are tucked away from the beaten path of tourists and even some locals. Whether you're just visit...
Seed N Salt – Hidden Gem in Mission
Seed N Salt: Health Food Hidden Gem View this post on Instagram A post shared by SEED N SALT (@seednsaltcanada) on Aug 17, 2018 at 8:37am PDT The res...
Ruth’s Chris Downtown Calgary Restaurant Review
Calgaryism's Restaurant Review for Ruth's Chris Over the years I’ve been to this outstanding restaurant several times and realized I’ve never gotten to writing a review. If there’s any restaurant in Calgary that deserves to be recogn...
When Was the City of Calgary Founded?
When Was Calgary Founded? In 1875... Calgary, Alberta, Canada, was originally founded in 1875 by a detachment of North West Mounted Police (NWMP). This group of 150 men marched west across the prairies from Fort Dufferin, Manitoba, arrivin...