Author: Robert Thivierge
Robert Thivierge is a photographer and web developer based in Thunder Bay.
Save the CBC Rally in Calgary
Canada loves the CBC
Waving for the CBC in Calgary
Speaking for the CBC in Calgary
Honk if you love the CBC
Council of Canadians for the CBC
Old School Building
This old former school building was moved from a spot on the same block as part of Torode's Arriva condo development, near the Calgary Stampede grounds. There were supposed to be three highrise condo towers, but only one was completed. While working on Tower #2, the company filed for bankruptcy protection.
Red Rider
High in the sky
Actually, it wasn't really that high, just a few stories up, but it seems to look higher in this picture, at least to me. This was a Calgary Fire Department crew operating on Stephen Avenue Mall. I assume it was some sort of demonstration or training exercise, since I didn't see any fire, or dangling window washer.
A really tall crane
It’s a war, not a mission
Speaking for the pillow fighters
Katie Schneider interviews bylaw officers
Pillow hat
Lining the street against war
Impatient to end the war
There wasn't a huge turnout. It could be that this is one of the "lessor days" of protest (compared to the anniversary of the Iraq war, for example). Also, I'm thinking with Obama in office, and a deadline for Canada to end combat operations in Afghanistan, there's a lot less popular anger about Canada and U.S. military policy.
Speaking for pillows or peace
Calgary Pillow Fight Reinforcements
Calgary Pillow Fight 2009 is on
A friendly public pillow fight was planned for Tomkins Park (17 Avenue and 8 Street SW) in Calgary on Saturday, April 4, 2009 (International Pillow Fight Day). The City found out and warned organizers that they had to get a permit or they would be fined and/or arrested. So, officially it was cancelled, but some people showed up anyhow, and generally kept the "fight" to the side walk. There was a signficant police and bylaw officer presence, but they seemed to sit back, and let a small number of people do a little pillow fighting, without incident.



















