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Coffee and community
Calgary Herald
Nan Eskenazi and Michael Going, owners of the Good Earth cafe chain, stand in the newest outlet at the Calgary Board of Education building in the city's Beltline. The company is celebrating 20 years ...

Coffee and community
Calgary Herald
Nan Eskenazi and Michael Going, owners of the Good Earth cafe chain, stand in the newest outlet at the Calgary Board of Education building in the city's Beltline. The company is celebrating 20 years of ...

Keynote strikes chord
Calgary Herald
The condo complex in the heart of the Beltline by Keynote Development Corp. has just a few units remaining in its 26-floor, 179-unit first tower. "We are 88 per cent sold, with all of the onebedroom homes ...

Bold urban statement
Calgary Herald
Located at 626 14 Avenue SW in the heart of the Beltline, the condo site is quiet and serene with views not only of the downtown skyline but the gardens -and if you're high enough up, you'll have the mountains as a backdrop as well. ...

Triple towers
Calgary Herald
Its next development, Calla, has just been introduced at 626 14 Ave. SW For information, check callaliving.com. The developer has several other sites in the Calgary area, including the old Alberta Boot building in the Beltline, that will come on stream ...

Keynote strikes chord
Calgary Herald
The condo complex in the heart of the Beltline by Keynote Development Corp. has just a few units remaining in its 26-floor, 179-unit first tower. "We are 88 per cent sold, with all of the onebedroom homes ...

Bold urban statement
Calgary Herald
Located at 626 14 Avenue SW in the heart of the Beltline, the condo site is quiet and serene with views not only of the downtown skyline but the gardens — and if you're high enough up, you'll have the mountains as a backdrop as well. ...

Alberta adventures pitched for royals' day off
Calgary Herald
... a picnic from Boxwood eaten in Central Memorial Park, some serious shopping in downtown and the Beltline, and a show taken in at the Epcor Centre,” he said through e-mail. Tourism Calgary president and CEO Randy Williams also recommended a tour of ...

Alberta adventures pitched for royals' day off
Calgary Herald
... royal couple spend their day off in Calgary. "A great day here would include a promenade down the River Walk and around Prince's Island Park, a picnic from Boxwood eaten in Central Memorial Park, some serious shopping in downtown and the Beltline, ...

Alberta adventures pitched for royals' day off
Calgary Herald
... royal couple spend their day off in Calgary. “A great day here would include a promenade down the River Walk and around Prince's Island Park, a picnic from Boxwood eaten in Central Memorial Park, some serious shopping in downtown and the Beltline, ...

Flavours of europe
Calgary Herald
Gilles went to work with Dominique Moussu at L'Epicerie, where he handled the catering for the Beltline deli. The two worked well together and, now that Brassart has his own restaurant, he has asked Moussu, who also runs Le Petit Mousse in the Calgary ...

Flavours of europe
Calgary Herald
Gilles went to work with Dominique Moussu at L'Epicerie, where he handled the catering for the Beltline deli. The two worked well together and, now that Brassart has his own restaurant, he has asked Moussu, who also runs Le Petit Mousse in the Calgary ...

Studio offers creative outlet
Calgary Herald
On Thursday, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary cut the ribbon on a newly renovated recording studio in their Beltline Youth Centre facility, which will be used to encourage kids to explore their budding ...

Studio offers creative outlet
Calgary Herald
On Thursday, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary cut the ribbon on a newly renovated recording studio in their Beltline Youth Centre facility, which will be used to encourage kids to explore their ...

Talent un-rapped for city youth
Calgary Sun
On Thursday, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary celebrated the grand opening of a new recording studio in the Beltline Youth Centre at the Old Y. The downstairs space was renovated by Devon Canada and funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada and ...

Beltline Youth Centre studio offers creative outlet
Calgary Herald
On Thursday, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary cut the ribbon on a newly renovated recording studio in their Beltline Youth Centre facility, which will be used to encourage kids to explore their budding musical sides in a ...

Mazda Tribute
Calgary Herald
The compact SUV's freshened-for-2008 exterior design included new front and rear fascias, hood, liftgate, power side-view mirrors, alloy wheels, headlamps, tail-lamps, fog-lights and a raised beltline. The thing was that unless there was an original ...

Mazda Tribute
Calgary Herald
The compact SUV's freshened-for-2008 exterior design included new front and rear fascias, hood, liftgate, power side-view mirrors, alloy wheels, headlamps, tail-lamps, fog-lights and a raised beltline. The thing was that unless there was an original ...

Condo residents floored by repair tab
Calgary Sun
Owners of units in a Beltline condo building are reeling after being told to fork over tens of thousands of dollars to repair their building. The Bella Vista building on 17 Ave. and 14 A St. SW, needs up to $7 million in fixes. ...

Owners of units in a Beltline condo building are reeling
after being told to fork over tens of thousands of
dollars to repair their building.

Sled Island Day 3
Swerve Calgary
From Dicken's, I ventured to an after party at an undisclosed Beltline venue. This wasn't an official Sled Island event, but lots of people knew about it. The small basement space was packed with eager revelers crowding around the bands. ...

Cycling strategy faces city budget crunch
Calgary Herald
But the bike lane along 10th Avenue in the Beltline is routinely occupied by cars, he said. "There's a lot of confusion," Loewen said. "The city can't just throw up some signs and markings on the ground and expect it to work. ...

Cycling strategy faces city budget crunch
Calgary Herald
But the bike lane along 10th Avenue in the Beltline is routinely occupied by cars, he said. "There's a lot of confusion," Loewen said. "The city can't just throw up some signs and markings on the ground and expect it to work. ...