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April is a seasonal turning point Calgary, Alberta! While it may statistically be our snowiest month of the year, it's also the month everything begins to turn green and the trees start to bud. This beautiful duality is a hallmark of Calgary, and one we look forward to each year. 

Here are some fun events happening in YYC to check out this month:

April 3 Good Friday
April 3 NSD Easter Egg Hunt For Dogs at Calaway Park
April 3-6 Easter Eggstravaganza Weekend at the Calgary Zoo
April 3-19 Spring Babies Festival at Butterfield Acres
April 4 4th Annual BCA Easter Egg-Stravaganza
April 5 Easter Sunday
April 6 Easter Monday
April 9 NMC Presents - Sexsmith Sings Lightfoot
April 9 2026 Canvas Auction
April 9-12 2026 Futsal Canadian Championship
April 10-12 Acclaimed…

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Calgary, Alberta is known for its incredible parks; both by residents, and the Easter Bunny! From wide open green spaces to cozy, tucked-away spots perfect for little explorers, here are some of the best Calgary parks to host your Easter egg hunt:

Bowness Park: If you’re picturing a classic, storybook Easter egg hunt—this is it. With its open grassy areas, winding pathways, and charming river views, Bowness Park is perfect for families with kids of all ages. There are plenty of spots to hide eggs, plus playgrounds and picnic areas to turn your hunt into a full-day outing. Be part of a long history of Calgarians enjoying beautiful Bowness Park in the springtime. The Easter bunny knows its way around this gorgeous space!

Prince’s Island Park:…

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March in Calgary always feels like a fresh start. The days are getting longer, the snow is slowly beginning to melt, and the real estate market is coming out of hibernation.

Wise buyers, sellers, and investors are also beginning to stretch their limbs and get ready for a busy spring real estate market. Here is exactly what they are doing to get ahead, and what you can do to join them:

Sellers are preparing their property to be listed now instead of waiting until April. This includes decluttering and depersonalizing early, tackling small repairs, booking services like cleaners and other maintenance professionals, and beginning to stage. They are looking at their home from the perspective of a buyer to ensure it is desirable, and already working…

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

 This fun tradition celebrates Irish culture, and is a great excuse to go celebrate with friends on a work night. In the spirit of St. Patrick himself, people are encouraged to fight for what they believe in, and seek unification through common goals.  

 Not familiar with the St. Patrick’s Day lore? Here are 5 fun facts about this holiday:

  1. St. Patrick was not even Irish! The Irish Roadtrip writes, "St. Patrick was born in Roman-Britain (Britain was under Roman rule for 350 years) circa 386 A.D. He didn’t arrive in Ireland until 433." He spent his time all over present-day United Kingdom and France, but felt a calling to tell the Irish people about God. He wrote that he was always drawn back to Ireland, and his…

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Spring is right around the corner in Calgary, Alberta. March always marks the end of the long, dark winter. Daylight savings has given us back an hour of sunlight, and the dreary grays of dirty snow are making way for pops of green grass. While we are braced for the odd surprise snow blizzard, we know that the end is in sight.

As the spring thaw begins, here are some items around your home prepare for the changing of the seasons:

Inspect your home for potential necessary repairs: “Winter can be harsh on your home, often leaving behind a trail of necessary repairs. As the snow melts and temperatures rise, we encourage you to assess any damage and create a prioritized list of tasks. This proactive approach will help you address issues before they…

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This updated three-bedroom townhome is located in the heart of Dalhousie within a very well-maintained townhouse complex. An affordable starter home with approximately $20,000 in recent updates, including a brand new high-efficiency forced air furnace, brand new luxury vinyl flooring and fresh paint throughout the entire unit.

The main floor features a spacious living and dining area with patio doors that open to a large deck and private fenced yard. A functional galley kitchen sits nearby with an adjacent laundry room.

Upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom.

The property includes two assigned parking stalls, one located directly in front of the unit.

Excellent location within walking distance to Dalhousie LRT…

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March is such a beautiful time of the year in Calgary, Alberta! As the snow melts away, the grass gets greener and the sun stays up longer. Spring is a much needed respite from the long winter, and we look forward to embracing every glorious moment of it. 

Here are some fun events happening in YYC to check out this month:

March 4-8 Broadway Across Canada presents Les Miserables
March 5 Bearspaw South Feeder Main - In Person Info Session
March 6 Particle + Wave Media Arts Fesitval
March 7 Bearspaw South Feeder Main - In Person Info Session
March 7 Modern Little Market
March 8 Daylight Saving Time starts
March 12 Standup Comedy at The Limber Hollow!
March 12 Cowboys 8th Annual WIng-Off
March 14 The Farmers' & Makers "End of Winter almost Spring Market"
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When Calgary winter decides to show off, staying indoors isn’t just an option, it’s a lifestyle. The good news? Being stuck inside doesn’t have to mean boredom. Whether you’re riding out a snowstorm, or one of those icy weeks where even your eyelashes freeze, here are some cozy activities you can do at home:

1. Host a Cozy Movie or TV Marathon: Lean into full hibernation mode. Pick a theme — rom-coms, classic Disney, true crime, or that series everyone keeps telling you to watch — and make it an event. Dim the lights, pile on the blankets, and order in your favourite dinner and snacks.

2. Try a New Comfort Recipe Winter is prime time for cooking something warm and soul-soothing. Test out a new soup, homemade bread, slow-cooker chili, or baked…

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Located in an exceptional inner-city setting on a quiet street just steps from the Bow River and pathway system, this brand new semi-detached home showcases quality craftsmanship by a boutique builder. Designed in a transitional style with a bright open floor plan, the fully developed walk-out two-storey offers 2,900 sq ft of total living space and beautiful south river valley escarpment views.

The main level features 10-ft ceilings, a striking two-tone kitchen with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, a waterfall quartz island, and a stylish linear fireplace anchoring the family room. Patio doors open to a 20-ft-wide south-facing balcony, creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow.

Upstairs includes three spacious bedrooms, a 4-piece bath, a quiet sitting…

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After living in a space for a long time, it can feel stale. You get used to the same old furniture, layout, and seasonal decorations. Just like relationships, it’s important to spice it up every so often! Before you jump to “I need a new house,” it might be worth asking a different question: what small changes could make this home feel exciting again?

You don’t need a major renovation with a massive budget to fall back in love with your home. Instead, try some of the following simple updates to refresh your space:

1. Paint: Paint is one of the most affordable ways to transform a space, and the emotional payoff is huge. Consider warm whites or soft neutrals to brighten winter-dark rooms, and a subtle accent wall for depth and personality. Even…

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