Guides and Tips

Planning a trip always sounds so simple—visit a few parks, check some museums, or maybe stop by the zoo. But once you start mapping it all out, it gets overwhelming fast.  Even just exploring Calgary, the city I’ve literally lived my whole life in, was tough. I found myself stuck on an online checklist, focused …

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As someone who always spends time in coffee shops, I consider myself a bit of a connoisseur when it comes to finding the perfect brew. Calgary is my coffee haven—charming corners, relaxing playlists, and baristas who remember my name and order. While frantically trying to meet a deadline with a 2% laptop battery, I stayed

Temples make me feel like the world gets quiet for a moment, and my soul finally gets a chance to breathe. I can still vividly remember my first-ever visit to a Buddhist temple in Calgary. I instantly smelled the scent of incense at the door, and I swear, time slowed down as I sat still.

Unfortunately, we’re not Peter Pan knocking outside your window, ready to whisk you away to Neverland. However, we can guarantee an equally exciting venture – a trip to the world of culinary delights in Calgary! Today’s excursion revolves around the magical world of soup, that classic comfort food that many of us know and love.

It’s common knowledge that the smell of paper when flipping a new book is kind of addictive, especially for extreme book lovers. Another kind of high is when you stumble across a title you didn’t even know you needed. I can still vividly remember my first visit to a bookstore in Calgary. I had just

I once said, “Let’s just walk around Kensington and not spend anything.” My friend looked at me like I suggested eating soup with a fork. An hour later, we were buried in handmade jewelry and coffee beans—and definitely not empty-handed. Kensington is that friend who convinces you to spend money you didn’t plan to spend—and

I’ve tried making waffles at home—the real, homemade kind, not the frozen ones. But somehow, they never quite turn out the way I imagine. They’re either too dense, not crispy enough, or just…disappointing.  So, I gave up and just trusted experts. Whenever a waffle craving hits, I head out to the restaurants in the city

Baby shopping is not for the faint of heart. Far too many parents wander into a big-box baby store and are swallowed by a sea of strollers with more features than their car. Others spend hours trying to figure out what their baby needs. We figured there had to be a better way, or just

I’ve always considered fries the ultimate comfort food—crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and perfect for dipping. I’ve tried making them at home, but no matter how many recipes or air fryer hacks I follow, I can never quite get the perfect crunch. So, I turned to the experts. From skinny shoestring fries

Last year, my friends and I celebrated my birthday at a cosy French bistro in Calgary. It was winter, so we enjoyed watching snow fall gently outside while savouring the delicious coq au vin. For a few hours, it felt like we’d been transported straight to Paris. That moment made me realise why French cuisine