Since I was a J-Student, working on the Calgary Journal - it sure has come along way in just 4…read moreyears. The layout is looking great and I see it around the city a lot - good work.

I saw these guys at the Taboo show in Vancouver. They publish books. I appreciate their intent,…read morehowever, I think that they were seriously mismatched for the show. I am not sure who their target audience were. They were very nice at the booth and perhaps that there are some interested in doing some print material, however, I was a little skeptical that they would accept the type of publishing that people who come into the show may be seeking.

When Avenue Magazine came out a few years ago - I thought "Fantastic!" A high quality magazine with…read morevibrant photos, local content, fresh writing - you know, a magazine that reflects the metropolitan city Calgary is quickly becoming. Three, four, five (?) years later, sometimes I feel like I can predict the issues before they come out. The wedding issue, the style issue, the Top 40 under 40 issue, the Stampede issue, the this and the that issue. They have a formula it seems but in my opinion, at least it works. The articles are usually fresh and new as the writer's at Avenue clearly keep up with local trends. They seem to have a pretty good idea of what sells ads in each issue. And they sell a lot of ads. A lot. Of ads. And I'm not judging because I get that to produce a free monthly magazine, something has got to pay the bills. I'm a big fan of businesses that actually cover their operating expenses. My favourite part of the magazine is the very last page, a little diddy they call "The View From Here" where they select photograph's taken by local photographers. I like to see different perspective's of Calgary and I love that they give away a free one year subscription to a magazine that's already free - hey it's the thought that counts.

By a few years ago, I think the last reviewer means 16 years ago. The first issue actually came out…read morein 1994. It is so wonderful that Avenue has managed to survive so long but yes, they have definitely adopted a formula for both their content and design. A surprise now and then would be nice.

Read a few articles this morning. Only 8 pages front to back now lol…read more Some pretty biased opinions on Justin T. I remember now why I don't read this paper any more. One sided propaganda

The Calgary Sun is amazing! I had the pleasure to work for this organization for a number of…read moreyears, and the editorial department truly is a community, that cares about their jobs, each other (they operate more like a family that cares about each other, versus a room full of co-workers), and they do genuinely care about reporting news with integrity. What I like about their content is the variety. There is business news, community news, entertainment news, sports, opinion, general interest -- so no matter what you are looking for you, there are some short, factual or entertaining articles to enjoy. Great work, Calgary Sun!

Calgary's best kept secret. BeatRoute monthly rivals Exclaim! and Absolute Underground with their…read morethorough coverage and obvious love of genuine talent - musical and otherwise. The cutting edge of cowtown culture.

Our Calgary Herald delivery has become ridiculous. Somedays we don't receive one and other days it…read morearrives in the afternoon. I can't seem to contact anyone to speak to about this problem. I am on the verge of cancelling it altogether and this is after getting the Herald since 1972. What is going on there? No one seems to know or care,

We have recently resubscribe to the calgary herald home delivery service and can't believe how…read moreappallingly terrible the service. We just don't get our paper often without any explanation. When we contact an actual person at the herald (this is a feat in itself), they have no explanation and no solution. What kind of service is that?