Neil Campbell

When you enter Misai Japanese Restaurant in Calgary, the first thing you feel is at ease, thanks to the comfortable but classically decorated decor.

Documentary film “To the Tar Sands” highlights the conflict between preventing pollution and producing oil.

“The Red Race” at the Calgary International Film Festival opens a porthole on life inside China’s gymnastics training camps.

While the start of this week marked the beginning of the month of Ramadan for Xinjiang’s Uighur Muslims, China’s Communist authorities are reportedly cracking down on Muslim religious activity.

The 2008 World Paddle Tennis Championships have been a pleasure to cover as players from all over the world introduced Canada to this unique, fast-paced and intriguing sport, one which most Canadians have never heard of.

Friday and Saturday featured the exciting conclusions of both the Men’s and Women’s Open and Match Play events at the 2008 World Paddle Tennis Championships.

Day 5 saw fast and furious semi-final action as the finalists for the men’s and women’s open and men’s and women’s match play events were decided.

The following is a photo report of Day 5 action of the 2008 World Paddle Tennis Championships at the Calgary West Soccer Center.

Day four of the 2008 World Paddle Tennis Championships featured exciting quarter-final action and many very loud fans. The following are a few highlights of the day’s events.

Team USA was pumped going into their group 2 match against Mexico in the Men’s Match Play event at the 2008 World Paddle Tennis Championships on Wednesday.