Ted Rhodes
Calgary
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Oil & Gas and Geothermal: like steam, the oil & gas industry could rise to the occasion
09/05/2023 With a significant number of industry conferences targeting geothermal being held around the world this year, the oil & gas industry is starting to recognise the potential of geothermal as an energy source where the technical, commercial, financial and legal challenges... Read more
Photo Gallery: River of Light takes over the Bow River in Calgary
Ted Rhodes, Calgary Herald 08.22.2010 The colored globes float downstream from Edworthy Park as the sources and River of Light art project takes over the Bow River after dusk Saturday evening August 21. Five hundred illuminated globes were dropped off the bridge and floated to Prince's Island Park.
Tailings Management And New Standards Of Regulation
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Endangered species: Canadian small oil and gas companies under pressure to merge or die Original
Banks and creditors are running out of patience with a now six-year downturn in the Canadian oil industry Author of the article: Geoffrey Morgan Publishing date: Sep 04, 2020 • • 8 minute read Investors and analysts expect a mergers and acquisition wave with the oil price depression since last March and COVID-19 just the latest in a series of crises that has squeezed the life out of many companies.
Former Flames captain Lowry watching series as a proud dad of Jets forward
Now coaching in the major-junior ranks, Dave Lowry watching this unprecedented NHL summer restart from another vantage point. Author of the article: Wes Gilbertson Publishing date: Aug 06, 2020 • • 4 minute read Then-Calgary Flames captain Dave Lowry celebrates after scoring a goal against the Nashville Predators at the Saddledome in Calgary on Jan. 11, 2001.
Four Stampeders get hall call in Class of 2020
Author of the article: Todd Saelhof Publishing date: Jul 16, 2020 • • 5 minute read The Calgary Stampeders' head coach John Hufnagel kisses the cup as he celebrates winning the 102nd Canadian Football League Grey Cup championship. The Stamps beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16 in Vancouver on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2104. Al Charest/Calgary Sun/QMI Agency Al Charest / Al Charest/Calgary Sun/QMI Agenc Article content Hall-of-fame glory seems to come easy for the Calgary Stampeders.
Documentary hopes to put tiny theatre town back on the map, and in the black
Author of the article: Michele Jarvie Publishing date: 6 hours ago • 4 minute read The logo for the theatre in the village of Rosebud. Ted Rhodes / Calgary Herald Article content It’s a blip on the map with only 87 residents, but Rosebud, Alta., attracts an estimated 35,000 visitors a year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
Documentary hopes to put tiny Alberta theatre town back on the map, and in the black
Author of the article: Calgary Herald Publishing date: 1 hour ago • 4 minute read The logo for the theatre in the village of Rosebud. Ted Rhodes / Calgary Herald Article content It’s a blip on the map with only 87 residents, but Rosebud, Alta., attracts an estimated 35,000 visitors a year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
Documentary hopes to put tiny theatre town back on the map, and in the black
Author of the article: Calgary Herald Publishing date: 9 minutes ago • 4 minute read The logo for the theatre in the village of Rosebud. Ted Rhodes / Calgary Herald Article content It’s a blip on the map with only 87 residents, but Rosebud, Alta., attracts an estimated 35,000 visitors a year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
Calgary business leaders again question Green Line plans as vote looms
Author of the article: Alanna Smith Publishing date: 4 minutes ago • 3 minute read Calgary Transit CTrain reaches the City Hall Station on Tuesday, January 28, 2020. Azin Ghaffari / Postmedia Article content A group of Calgary business leaders say city council needs to “de-risk” the $4.6-billion Green Line project by making significant changes to routing and construction given the financial shock brought by COVID-19.
Remembering Michelle
Herald journalist Michelle Lang is honored in a sunrise ceremony at the Field of Crosses. She was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.
We Day comes to Calgary
We Day comes to Calgary Published on: October 26, 2016 | Last Updated: October 26, 2016 2:38 PM MDT Students cheer during We Day at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on Wednesday October 26, 2016. Gavin Young / Postmedia Thousands of youth descend on the Saddledome Wednesday for the annual event that brings together world-renowned speakers and performers. Paula Abdul talks to students during the We Day event at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on Wednesday October 26, 2016.
Canine Calendar | Calgary Herald
The Calgary Police unveil this year's model of the annual Canine Unit calendar with photos of the 22 Police Service Dogs hard at work.
GlobalFest 2016 offers much more than just fireworks
There's a lot more than fireworks to GlobalFest 2016 Published on: August 25, 2016 | Last Updated: August 25, 2016 11:04 AM MDT It’s the last big festival of the summer season and while the fireworks competitions between countries are likely the big draw, GlobalFest features a world cultural tour, all within the bounds of Elliston Park. Police seek other victims after Calgary man charged with sexual exploitation...
Expo Latino | Calgary Herald
Expo Latino set to turn up the temperature on Prince's Island Park this weekend.
Treasures amidst the trash: Kelly Jay proud of his musical collection
Treasures amidst the trash: Kelly Jay proud of his musical collection Published on: June 26, 2016 | Last Updated: August 26, 2016 3:26 PM MDT Kelly Jay holds a magazine on Star Wars that he created in the 70's with Graham Greene, pictured, at his home in Penbrooke Meadows. Ted Rhodes / Postmedia He’s been called a hoarder. Even featured in an episode of the TLC network show Hoarding: Buried Alive. But Kelly Jay disputes the label. “I don’t hold onto garbage.
Honoring the Donors
Canadian Blood Services honors some 180 people who have made a difference in people's lives with blood donations.
Naloxone will soon be available for fentanyl users without prescription
Author of the article: Reid Southwick • Calgary Herald Publishing date: Mar 25, 2016 • • 3 minute read Fentanyl pills photographed at Calgary police headquarters on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015. Gavin Young / Calgary Herald Article content The Alberta government will clear the way to have the life-saving antidote naloxone available for fentanyl users without a prescription in the coming months after Health Canada gave the move a green light.
Grooving To A Tie Dye Record
Hundreds of Calgary students set their psychedelic sights on a Guinness World record for tie dye shirts at Bishop Grandin High.
Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: January 15, 2016 | Last Updated: January 15, 2016 10:08 AM MST Gary Bettman tells Calgary to start moving on the CalgaryNEXT Project, as we have one of the oldest arenas in the NHL, in Calgary, on January 11, 2016. Christina Ryan / Calgary Herald Take a look at some of the most dramatic, and telling, moments from the past week in Calgary and beyond as Herald photographers share their best picture picks.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald pictures of the week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald pictures of the week Published on: January 8, 2016 | Last Updated: January 8, 2016 10:35 AM MST From sports to wildlife to weather, there was a lot to look at during the first week of 2016. Here are the best pictures from Calgary Herald photographers taken in those seven days.
The Best of the Herald
The Best of 2015 Pictures of the Year from the Calgary Herald staff.
Best Photos of 2015: Aryn Toombs
Calgary Herald photojournalist Aryn toombs shares some of his favorite photos from 2015.
The Best of 2015: Christina Ryan
Calgary Herald photojournalist Christina Ryan shares some of her top photos from 2015.
Calgary and Edmonton face off in blood donation challenge
Calgary and Edmonton face off in blood donation challenge Published on: January 4, 2016 | Last Updated: January 4, 2016 5:19 PM MST Calgary emergency responders donated blood this morning as part of the Sirens for Life campaign, an annual friendly competition that challenges emergency medical services, police and fire departments in Calgary and Edmonton to donate the most units of blood.
The Best of Ted Rhodes
A selection of the best Pictures of the Year by Ted Rhodes of the Calgary Herald.
Movies Off the Beaten Path
Eric Volmers parses the dark German bank heist film Victoria opening Friday January 1st at the Globe Cinema.
Shopping…a look at last year.
Shopping…a look at last year. Published on: December 24, 2015 | Last Updated: December 24, 2015 8:47 AM MST The malls were packed with shoppers young and old, searching out that perfect gift with Christmas on the doorstep . Here is a look at the final green Christmas shopping days. Youth across Alberta work to showcase diversity across the province
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: December 26, 2015 | Last Updated: December 26, 2015 3:23 PM MST Matthew Menczyk, left, is pierced by Russ Foxx in an attempt to gain the Guinness World Record for "The Most Surgical Needle Piercings In One Session" at Human Kanvas in Calgary on Tuesday, December 22, 2015. Menczyk undertook the attempt in support of Calgary charity Inn from the Cold. Over nine hours 4,745 needles were inserted.
Secret Santa makes a difference on the street
After a humbling experience with a homeless person, Neil Dunn has tried to make a difference by showing compassion to those who need it most, when they need it most. He saw a homeless man tending to another person who had collapsed and thought it was a robbery. Realizing he had made a wrong assumption he says he how tries to do something for the homeless each year at Christmas. helped people with resumes and rented hotel rooms for needy. This year he bought Tim Horton’s gift cards to hand out.
Alberta Youth Showcase Diversity
Alberta Youth Showcase Diversity Published on: December 22, 2015 | Last Updated: December 22, 2015 8:09 AM MST Calgary Students sell their 2016 Celebrating Alberta’s Diversity Charity Calendars with all the profits going to their “Be the Change”(leadership on issues of diversity) projects. SEEDS Connections has provided adult supervision and encouragement, but the idea is from the young people. 2015 was year of mass animal seizures for Calgary Humane Society
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: December 21, 2015 | Last Updated: December 21, 2015 4:41 PM MST Lianne Sander with a photo of her son Keegan Kostiuk in his room on December 15, 2015. Kostiuk died from a fentanyl overdose at the age of 18. Leah Hennel / Calgary Herald The weekly collection of images taken or first published by the Calgary Herald staff in the past seven days, ending Friday, December 18, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: December 12, 2015 | Last Updated: December 12, 2015 11:01 AM MST WestJet's Blue Santa sat with five-year-old Daniel Studney after arriving in Yellowknife, NT on December 9, 2015 as he made his way across the country for WestJets Mini Miracle Day. He started the morning in Halifax and finished in Vancouver with stops in Toronto and Yellowknife. At the airport, Blue Santa gave Studney's family a trip anywhere Westjet flies.
The Calgary Herald Pictures of this Week
The Calgary Herald Pictures of this Week Published on: December 11, 2015 | Last Updated: December 11, 2015 10:22 AM MST The Grinch was on hand at Sunridge Mall to help illustrate the dangers of Christmas thefts as part of the Calgary Police Service and Calgary Transit's Operation Christmas Presence on Wednesday. Gavin Young / Calgary Herald From the Northwest Territory to north Calgary and beyond, here is our weekly selection of the prime photo picks from Calgary Herald photographers.
Hart family wrestlers to take to the ring in Hopes & Ropes charity match
Hart family wrestlers to take to the ring in Hopes & Ropes charity match Published on: December 5, 2015 | Last Updated: December 5, 2015 1:08 PM MST Wrestlers from Calgary’s Hart family and Dungeon Discipline wrestling school are scheduled to take to the ring on Dec. 13 for the Hopes & Ropes charity match.
The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: December 4, 2015 | Last Updated: December 4, 2015 9:48 AM MST Carter Wilson joined his family and hundreds of other area farmers and ranchers at the Best Western in Okotoks to protest Bill 6. Leah Hennel / Calgary Herald Take a look at the images captured by Calgary Herald photographers during an eventful week in southern Alberta. A young woman sleeps along 17th Avenue S.W. on Thursday October 29, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: November 30, 2015 | Last Updated: November 30, 2015 8:05 AM MST Makambe Simamba, a Zambian born artist, poses in her home studio in Calgary, on November 20, 2015, holding and surrounded by chitenges, which are East African fabric similar to a sarong and which are also the namesake of Simamba's one woman play, A Chitenge Story, which debut's in Calgary, on Sunday November 22, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: November 27, 2015 | Last Updated: November 27, 2015 8:43 AM MST Makambe Simamba, a Zambian born artist, poses in her home studio in Calgary, on November 20, 2015, holding and surrounded by chitenges, which are East African fabric similar to a sarong and which are also the namesake of Simamba's one woman play, A Chitenge Story, which debut's in Calgary, on Sunday November 22, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: October 27, 2015 | Last Updated: October 27, 2015 7:41 AM MDT An early morning dog walk under a red sky in Calgary on October 22, 2015. Leah Hennel / Calgary Herald The weekly collection of images taken or first published by the Calgary Herald staff in the past 7 days ending Friday October 23, a week that included the federal election.
Private MRIs are the wrong prescription in Saskatchewan
In the final sitting of the legislature before the spring election, Premier Brad Wall's government plans to pass Bill 179 to facilitate private user-pay MRIs in Saskatchewan. As a longtime family doctor, I see this as a cynical political move that caters to public fears about long wait lists for imaging, but which will actually work to make things worse for patients who truly need an MRI.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: September 21, 2015 | Last Updated: September 22, 2015 12:21 PM MDT Sarah Foreman, left, and the rest of her Team United Way, pull a 200,000 lb Airbus A300 during the fourth annual Plane Pull event put on by United Way Calgary and Area at UPS in Calgary on September 13, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: September 12, 2015 | Last Updated: September 12, 2015 11:30 AM MDT A hare takes centre stage during the Labour Day Classic at McMahon Stadium on Monday September 7, 2015. Gavin Young / Calgary Herald A weekly collection of images taken or first published by the Calgary Herald staff in the past seven days ending September 4. A hare takes centre stage during the Labour Day Classic at McMahon Stadium on Monday September 7, 2015.
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week
Gallery: The Calgary Herald Pictures of the Week Published on: August 21, 2015 | Last Updated: August 21, 2015 11:03 AM MDT Calgary hair stylist Jag Moussa did this hairstyle on model/blogger Garmann. He will be competing internationally at a hair competition in Paris in September, representing Canada. Clothing by Better on You and makeup Gus Belcourt. Lorraine Hjalte / Calgary Herald It wasn’t all about proposed arenas this week.
Social media astorm over Calgary tornado warning - Daily Courier: News
Ted Rhodes/Calgary Herald calgary funnel5.jpg CALGARY, AB.; JULY 22, 2015 -- A distinct funnel cloud forms over Tsuu T'ina Wednesday afternoon July 22, 2015. Posted: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 9:49 pm | Updated: 10:09 pm, Wed Jul 22, 2015. Social media astorm over Calgary tornado warning David Trifunov Kelownadailycourier.ca | 0 comments Really, a tornado warning and funnel clouds are exactly what social media was built for.
Who has the best Peking Duck in town?
CALGARY, AB.; JANUARY 16, 2015 -- Chef You-Guang Ding hangs Peking duck in the window of the butcher stall at T and T Supermarket Friday January 16, 2015. (Ted Rhodes/Calgary Herald) For Swerve story by . Trax # 00061923A
Missing the Target in Canada
CALGARY, AB.; JANUARY 15, 2015 -- Melissa Brown pushes her loaded cart out the doors of the Market Mall Target store Thursday January 15, 2015, the day it was announced the company would be closing all it's Canadian outlets. (Ted Rhodes/Calgary Herald) For Business story by Mario Toneguzzi. Trax #00061885A
Gallery: It's back to winter
Dryden to shed light on famous wartime poem in Habs dressing room In different forms for 62 years, in different fonts and type sizes, the phrase has both whispered and... The ‘Last Post’ has come to symbolize a moving remembrance for the military and civilians alike The Last Post by Alwyn W Turner Aurum Press, 240pp Originally sounded as one of several calls marking...
Alistair MacLeod’s last story: An excerpt
From Remembrance, by Alistair MacLeod. The last published story by MacLeod, the Canadian novelist and writer who died on April 20 at age 77, deals with how war affected three generations of Cape Bretoners. In the afternoon of November 11, 1952, the two David MacDonalds were filleting mackerel out in the yard. The elder one had returned from the Remembrance Day ceremonies and they were preparing the fish so that they might have them for food during the coming winter months.
Gallery: The Herald's Pictures of the Week
Parent Jan Nicholson gathers with a group of youngsters from West Springs School in front of 2 new modular classrooms on Friday October 31. She says the portables will help alleviate the space crunch at the school.
Gallery: The Flames defeat the Jets
Sean Monahan of the Calgary Flames skates towards the bench with his linemates after opening the scoring in the second period against the Winnipeg Jets.
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