Volume 03 Issue 04

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In this issue, we look at Zero-Waste living as a sustainable lifestyle. Tiny Living can be quite comfortable. We continue to explore another sculpture by a well-renowned local artist.

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Save The Iconic Saddledome

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The 5Rs For Sustainable Living

In the search for the good life, consumerism was created to provide an abundance of items to make life easier. This has caused a residual effect of an overabundance of things that are quickly discarded when they fail or are out of fashion and are replaced with new ones.

Living In A Tiny House

Many are intrigued with the Tiny House Movement even though they feel that they would feel cramped by living in a smaller space. Living tiny actually comes in many forms, from tiny, too small, and even includes mid-size houses.

Public Art Balancing Act

We explore another Calgary public art project by the renowned Canadian Artist Roy Leadbeater; Balancing Act is a playful welded utilitarian sculpture in bright primary colours.

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