Aryn Toombs is a journalist based in Calgary, Canada, specializing in local news and events. With a focus on Calgary's vibrant community, Aryn writes for publications such as LiveWire Calgary and The YY Scene, covering a wide range of topics including local business, arts and culture, and social issues.
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Aryn Toombs focuses on local event coverage, government announcements, and press releases in Calgary. She covers a variety of topics including investment, transportation, plant and species conservation.
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By: Aryn Toombs
No data was compromised and no ransom was paid in a Calgary Public Library cyber attack and services will be returned in a staged fashion.
Two years ago, Sustainable Calgary asked why it was that more children didn’t walk to school. To answer that question, a collaboration between the non-profit, SPECTACLE Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism, Everactive Schools, Toole Design, UCalgary, one YMCA program, and four different elementary schools was formed. The result was the Kids Reimagine School Streets project, […]
The annual message of Halloween safety between emergency services and partners began as a UNICEF effort to create a safe space for young ambassadors for the program while trick-or-treating some three decades ago. Although UNICEF pivoted towards more global, and less local fundraising efforts 20 years ago, the annual messages from experts to keep kids […]
By: Aryn Toombs
More members of Calgary’s police service believe they are doing a better job of delivering services to Calgarians, up from a pandemic and all-time low in 2022. That number, at 80 per cent of surveyed members, was up from just 70 per cent two years ago, returning to the same level that was observed between […]
The unofficial motto of the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) might as well be see something you won’t see anywhere else, before that film hits the mainstream. This year’s CUFF documentaries, playing at the Globe Cinema from Nov. 20 through 24, are among the shining stars of the documentary world, casting a little bit of […]
By: Aryn Toombs
With a unanimous decision by the Calgary Planning Commission to approve the Arts Commons Transformation development permit on Oct. 31, the process to transform all of Arts Commons into a campus for culture and entertainment has begun. Phase one, the construction of a brand new theatre complex to be located on the northwest portion of […]
By April 2026, Calgarians in need of transitional housing to improve their lives before entering into traditional market housing, will have a lot more options. With the groundbreaking of HomeSpace Society’s Whitehorn project on Nov. 1, and an expected groundbreaking in Shawnee Slopes within months, dozens of new units are set to be made available […]
With the breaking of dawn, veterans, students, dignitaries, and the public gathered at Calgary’s Field of Crosses to remember the fallen from the Royal Canadian Air Force. The early morning memorial service for the RCAF on Nov. 1, marked the beginning of 11 days of remembrance of those who have died in service to Canada. […]
By: Aryn Toombs
More than a thousand protesters gathered at Calgary City Hall on Nov. 2, in a coalition formed together as a result of legislation proposed and actions undertaken by Alberta’s United Conservative Government. The common sentiment was the protest against the government was necessary, the need to do so was unwelcome, and that there were Albertans […]
By: Aryn Toombs
Calgarians are being encouraged by the City of Calgary and advocates for the city’s parks to take one last chance to get outside this fall, and enjoy the more than 10,000 hectares of natural and outdoor spaces on offer. Even for those Calgarians who do regularly use the parks and pathway system, there are a […]
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