Barb Livingstone

Jan 7, 2025 | calgaryherald.com | Barb Livingstone

Article contentFrom a $13,000 modern tent trailer to a $500,000 luxury “home on wheels” and everything in between, the Calgary RV Adventure Sale & Show will feature the latest recreational vehicles at Calgary’s BMO Centre. Article contentArticle contentArticle contentRunning from Jan. 23-26, the event offers something for everyone, including daily Superdogs performances, contests, destination booths and expert advice for RV enthusiasts at all levels.

Jan 7, 2025 | calgaryherald.com | Barb Livingstone

Article contentFrom a $13,000 modern tent trailer to a $500,000 luxury “home on wheels” and everything in between, the 2025 RV Adventure Show and Sale will feature the latest recreational vehicles at Calgary’s BMO Centre. Article contentArticle contentArticle contentRunning from Jan. 23-26, the event offers something for everyone, including daily Superdogs performances, contests, destination booths and expert advice for RV enthusiasts at all levels.

Jan 2, 2024 | calgaryherald.com | Barb Livingstone

Author of the article:  •  for the Calgary Herald  •   •  Article contentThe last chapter of 64-year-old Andy Genereux’s memoir is tentatively titled No Place for Old Men, named for the new nine-pitch sport route on Yamnuska mountain’s Kahl Wall the climbing pioneer mapped and named in 2022. It’s a fitting title for the retired Calgary fire department captain who’s been climbing since high school. At age 50, he climbed 50 Yamnuska routes in a year.

Jan 2, 2024 | calgaryherald.com | Barb Livingstone

Advertisement 1Author of the article:  •  for the Calgary Herald  •   •  Article contentBerkley Brady knew she was a writer from age six, when she self-published her novel Coco, the Rock and Roll Guinea Pig. That early writing — inspired by her classroom’s pet and her musician dad — while growing up in a household of music and books, led the now 42-year-old to her 2023 debut feature-film Dark Nature.

Jan 2, 2024 | calgaryherald.com | Barb Livingstone

Advertisement 1Author of the article:  •  for the Calgary Herald  •   •  Article contentDeborah Willis’ literary career began at age nine with a series of poems from the perspective of a shoe, observing the world as it walked around. It was an auspicious start for the now 41-year-old, whose debut novel, Girlfriend on Mars, last year made the prestigious Giller Prize long list and whose first short-story collection was nominated for a Governor General’s Award.