From it's name, it is obvious that this station is located in Marlborough. I took the C-Train from…read moreKerby station, to get to Jollibee (located inside Pacific Plaza). The station is a hit and miss. There were a few incidents that happened here from time to time. I usually try to avoid heading Northeast or here but I will do it for Jollibee. This station does have a few homeless people sleeping here at night time. This is because they have a section that is indoor, covered and heated (where you purchase the one-time use ticket).

Sunnyside Station is the first station after the free zone and is also the first station northwest…read moreof downtown. So if you are heading toward Tuscany or downtown, you would pass by this station. The station is located close to Kensington. Super convenient station. It is close to all the restaurants and stores. As well, it is in front of Safeway. Great for people like me who lives beside the C-Train where I can pick up groceries easily and head back.

The train station you should get off at for a fun summer's day (or winter, tough guy) stroll…read morethrough the shops and pubs of Kensington. This is also the place you would want to get off at if you're looking for a stroll along the river, and maybe head to Prince's Island Park. It's also the last stop before downtown and the first station out for the "free fare zone" leaving downtown. ON that - This is important, especially if you're visiting during Stampede. You'll notice that Calgary's trains don't have any turnstiles - the trains are free downtown but then we like to rely on the honour system for all the stops outside of downtown, well, that and the transit cops who sometime ride the train, or more commonly, are positioned by the exit doors on stations with only one exit. Sunny Side station, however, opens to the outside world and you can exit the platform wherever. So just sayin', if you ever accidentally misplaced your train ticket, this would be a good, low-heat spot to get off. (That or Lions park and Banff Trail) Be wary though, Sunnysideis a popular spot for the train cops to get on. #TheMoreYouKnow. They've put a fair amount of work into this station in the last year. They've upgraded it to accommodate 4-car trains - I don't know when the city will be switching to this, but it looks like they're preparing! And more immediately important is that they've improved lighting in and around the station, as well as they've gotten rid of all the creepy in-the-bush hiding spots. I definitely feel like it's more safe to be at late at night with the added visibility.

Another C-Train Station located outside of downtown. This is a red line station. The trains that…read morestops here are either heading toward Tuscany or Sommerset-Bridlewood. It is also known as the 201 line. It is one of the more convenient stations. The station is clean and because there are no indoor enclosed area, there are no homeless people here. It is located about 10 mins train ride from downtown. It is great for someone like me who wants to grab some quick food and jump back onto the train. There are a few restaurants within walking distance from this station. If I wanted to visit relatives, I usually pass by this station.

What a great zoo !!! Can't imagine a young family visiting it in only one day as it's a huge zoo,…read morewe visited in October and easily took us over 2 hours to visit. A must see as so many beautiful animals.

I do like this station due the the wall artwork. This is one of the least boring Station. Note that…read morethis is the first station after the City Hall Station and the free zone heading toward south west. Please remember to purchase a ticket here. There is only one exit here. This is the stop to the Saddledome and Calgary Stampede. During the Stampede time, it is super crowded here.

4-Stars for this train station because it's the one that is most likely to be connecting me to a…read moregood time! Visiting Calgary? This is your stop for The Saddledome, The BMO Centre and of course, The Calgary Stampede! Important: Heading from downtown, it's the first stop outside of the "Free Fare Zone," so if you're gonna get off at Victoria Park/ Stampede you'll need to have a ticket. The transit cops (and even the real police) very often do ticket checks at the stop. Not only is it so close to the free zone, everyone exiting needs to exit through the same stairwell making it very easy for them to stop you and check for a ticket. Make sure you buy a ticket if you're getting off here, and you know... Always. If you're at the station for a concert or game, there' a good chance you'll see "Sax" the busker wailing away. Make sure to flip him a buck or two.

I had surgery this past week at a local hospital. I was driven to my appointment by an Uber driver…read morewho dropped me off at the main entrance to the hospital. When I checked-in with the surgical department they asked me whether or not I had a ride home. I said, "Yes", my daughter would be booking me an Uber. The Charge Nurse and other medical staff told me I would not be allowed to take an Uber or Cab after the surgery because it was hospital policy. That if I could not find someone to personally pick me up and take me directly to my home then my surgery for that day would need to be cancelled. I have never heard of this type of hospital policy before. The nursing staff kept checking back with me about every 10 mins to see if I had a family member or other person to pick me up. I called my daughter who happened to be out of town and, also contacted another close friend and explained the situation. They contacted me back and told me that "DRIVING MISS DAISY" would be picking me up. I literally started laughing uncontrollably 'cause I thought my daughter was joking, BUT she wasn't. I informed the Charge Nurse and the nursing staff at the hospital that "DRIVING MISS DAISY" would be picking me up after surgery. WELL, I absolutely loved the movie "Driving Miss Daisy" and boy was I in for an amazing surprise! My personal driver's name was #Shaughn Killeen. He was right there waiting outside to pick me up right after the hospital discharged me. The trip home was incredible. Shaughn was extremely accommodating, asked if I was okay and if I needed anything to just let him know. He is a great conversationalist and very easy to talk to. We talked and laughed the entire trip back home. Shaughn is very professional and experienced. He is kind, and compassionate which goes a long way especially after having surgery. When I was dropped off at home he waited to ensure I got in okay, then left. This is a company I would 100% use their services for again. And if you book with #"DRIVING MISS DAISY", I highly recommend you request #Shaughn Killeen as your personal driver. You will be very happy you did! Thanks Shaughn! Hope to see you again soon :)

A neighbor suggested calling this service when I was having trouble finding "responsible adult"…read moreaccompanied rides to various appointments following a third eye surgery in 9 weeks. I got a fellow by the name of Sean (sp?) whose territory is NE Calgary and some of the SE. This guy was unbelievably great, he was as accommodating as possible on short notice, knows the city well, experienced in post-op pickups, sympathetic and friendly. Cheaper than cabs and willing to go above and beyond to help. Until I am able to drive again, I won't hesitate to call him again