Skeptics in the Pub is where curiosity meets community. Since 2008, Calgary’s skeptics, humanists, atheists, and critical thinkers have been gathering for a pint and good conversation. For many, this monthly event is the first step into a like-minded community. That’s why we encourage members not just to attend, but also to invite others along.
Despite the survey showing that the majority of respondents don’t support a provincial standard, the province decided to develop one. See the post more.
The Alberta government is reviewing school library content in Kindergarten to Grade 9 schools after receiving complaints about “graphic and age-inappropriate” material.
The province intends to implement province-wide standards that would limit which books can be included in school libraries.
A public survey is now open for feedback and will close on June 6, 2025.
I am always concerned about our impact on the planet and climate change in particular, and having a background in
Are you ready for the Ultimate Summer Challenge? Dive into a summer full of fun and learning with Calgary Library’s Ultimate Summer Challenge.
The Ju/’hoansi of the Kalahari Desert offer a fascinating look at consensus decision-making, a process that prioritizes collective deliberation and inclusivity to solve group dilemmas.
BC Humanist posted a video and an article about exemptions for religious properties in Edmonton; however, this situation is spread across Canada.
Ica Brown discovered the joy of skepticism and curiosity and delved into the world of critical thinking and ethics through volunteer work.
This week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced sweeping changes to gender-affirming care and sex education in our province.
