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NEW SPRAWLCAST. We revisit Calgary's early history, Treaty 7 and what it means today for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to live together in this place. (Includes transcript) sprawlcalgary.com/as-long-as-the…

Guess who got nominated for the Alberta Magazine Award.

I definitely don’t have my hopes high about winning, but this nomination is definitely worth celebrating and being of.

So thankful for Jeremy Klaszus and The Sprawl for believing in me.

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I’m thrilled to be a finalist for an Alberta Magazine Award in the Feature Writing (short) category along with these fine writers! Writing for The Sprawl was a great experience!

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The 2023 Finalists for Alberta Magazine of the Year are...

@AlbertaViewsMag, The Sprawl and #WiderHorizons from Lethbridge College!

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‘No female news announcers’: Letter from a Calgary radio trailblazer sprawlcalgary.com/letter-from-ca…

The Sprawl nominated for nine Alberta Magazine Awards sprawlcalgary.com/alberta-magazi…

Just yesterday, Jeremy Klaszus was here interviewing Fort Calgary president Jennifer Thompson for an upcoming episode of #Sprawlcast . Jeremy wanted to record outside so the sounds of the site could be part of the show too — pretty cool! #yyc #FortCalgary

Enjoying this piece so far. Were it any other media outlet, this may be the opportunity to weigh in on one group’s perspective at the cost of another.

Not Ximena González and not The Sprawl.

A full deep-dive that includes many opinions. Half way through but well worth the read.

The cowboy is increasingly regarded as an outdated Calgary icon. But look a little closer, writes Ximena González, and the values of the mythical West “are not too distant from the values of today’s young talent.” New in The Sprawl sprawlcalgary.com/the-cowboy-mot…

I loved this piece. With many things Calgary, it’s far more complicated than in appears. Not much more than civic identity.

Food for thought and further discussion.

Calgary's cowboy mythology is more pliable than it seems, writes Ximena González. 'As Calgary becomes more culturally diverse and tolerant, so does the idea of who gets to be a cowboy — and who belongs.' sprawlcalgary.com/the-cowboy-mot…

Sweater Weather Live! talks country music legend Ian Tyson w/ Jeremy Klaszus, ghostwriter of Ian Tyson's memoir The Long Trail and editor-in-chief The Sprawl

Sunday Mar. 5 @ 2 pm at the Memorial Park Library in Calgary, Treaty 7. Reserve your free tix! ⬇️

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Such a good listen (and great potential for class discussion): The hollowing of the Calgary Herald sprawlcalgary.com/calgary-herald… #sprawlcalgary #yyc

This weekend is a good time to listen to and/or read our deep-dive Sprawlcast on the Calgary Herald if you haven't already! sprawlcalgary.com/calgary-herald…

📸 Farkhod Fayzullaev

Excellent work Jeremy Klaszus, thanks for letting me in on the conversation. Working at a large daily newspaper was a dream come true. I am grateful for the late nights, deadlines, angry editors, pizza on election nights, Thursday drinks at Buchanan's. All of it. Quite a trip.

Sweater Weather Live! talks country music legend Ian Tyson w/ Jeremy Klaszus, ghostwriter of Ian Tyson's memoir The Long Trail and editor-in-chief The Sprawl

Sunday Mar. 5 @ 2 pm at the Memorial Park Library in Calgary, Treaty 7. Reserve your free tix! ⬇️

eventbrite.com/e/sweater-weat…