We’re nearing the end of October, but don’t worry, the city is still full of things to do. As we get closer and closer to Halloween, Calgary has plenty of spooky events to check out.

October is rolling right along in Edmonton, and as Halloween creeps closer, the chill in the air is definitely starting to set in.

It was the exclamation mark on what’s been a potentially historic season for BC Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke. With the Lions looking to clinch a home playoff berth at home versus the Edmonton Elks, Rourke took over the game in the third quarter.

We’re officially halfway through October, and the city is full of fun things to do. From sports games and live music to fall activities and Halloween events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Attendance at BC Lions games is on the rise, and for good reason. It’s been a roller coaster season for the Lions. Preseason hype was replaced with an early-season losing streak, up-and-down performances, and heartbreaking losses in the dying minutes.

Attendance at BC Lions games is on the rise. And no, this time, it has nothing to do with Snoop Dogg. For the second home game, the Lions are opening the upper bowl at BC Place for their battle against the Edmonton Elks on Friday, Oct. 17.

Calgary is full of things to do this week, from cozy fall outings to exciting live shows; there is something for everybody to enjoy.

Thanksgiving is here, and that means we’re in for a long weekend filled with food, fun, and perhaps some relaxation. Whether you’re planning a chill weekend or an action-packed one, there are plenty of things to do.

October has arrived, and Calgary is buzzing with events and activities for everyone. Whether you’re into hockey, Halloween festivities, or live performances, Calgary is full of things to do this week.

Halloween is just around the corner, and Calgary is already gearing up for the season. From haunted houses to pumpkin patches, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the spooky season.

The B. C. Lions have played at the same home stadium for more than 40 years. While they were temporarily booted from BC Place in 2010 and 2011 during renovations, the Lions have called the dome home since 1983.

Thanksgiving is fast-approaching, and cravings for the most seasonally appropriate dessert – the pie – are back in full force.

Calgary is a pretty incredible place, and it even holds some impressive world records. Over the years, the city has definitely seen its fair share of wild ones being attempted.

Fall has officially arrived in Calgary, and the festivities are starting off strong with a huge Oktoberfest celebration happening this weekend – Harvest Haus!

From its cattle ranching roots to hosting one of the biggest stampedes in the world, Calgary’s Western heritage runs deep, and the largest Western store in Canada is just nearby.

It’s the second-to-last weekend in September already, and there is no shortage of things to do in Calgary. From outdoor markets to live music, here are 10 awesome things to do in Calgary this weekend.

More than 36 years after Pamela Anderson was discovered at a BC Lions game, the team has discovered her look-alike. The Baywatch star’s career was launched in 1989, when cameras caught the 21-year-old Ladysmith, B. C., native in the crowd wearing a Labatt’s crop top. That led to a gig as a Labatt’s “beer girl,” before she headed to Hollywood, landing roles on Married with Children in 1990, Home Improvement in 1991, and Baywatch in 1992. Anderson also landed on the cover of Playboy a record 14 times.

After two extremely disappointing losses, the BC Lions needed something to lighten the mood. Well, how about hosting some of Canada’s comedy icons at home?