Robyn Burnett

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Born and raised in Toronto, educated in Vancouver and now enjoying Calgary, Robyn is a freelance writer with a graphics, editorial and training background. She is the author of four non-fiction books and has written screenplays and film treatments for Shadow Shows, Edge Entertainment, Reel Pictures & Phoenix Film with her husband. She has contributed articles for numerous print and online publications including FOODTV, HGTV, Slice.ca, WNetwork, Momtastic, the Calgary Herald subsidiaries and Avenue Magazine. She started on the editorial side with SavvyMom and loves being a regular contributing writer for Calgary.

The Bunny Stops Here

By Robyn Burnett / April 17, 2014

Stop hopping around looking for ways to enjoy Easter with the kids—try some of these fun activities at the Calgary Farmers’ Market instead. You can get your Easter dinner shopping done while the kids hop off some of that energy.

Perfect Splash Pads in Canmore Park

By Robyn Burnett / June 13, 2013

Splash pads are a fun place to get wet without the worry (or the cost). Find out more.

Fiasco Gelato

By Robyn Burnett / May 23, 2013

Who needs ice cream when you have artisanal gelato? Keep your eyes peeled for the Fiasco Gelato truck this summer. Find out more.

Break into Spring

By Robyn Burnett / March 14, 2013

Spring Break is all about breaking out of routine. Here are our recommendations on what to do with the kids. Find out more.

6 Christmas Shows to See in Calgary

By Robyn Burnett / November 15, 2012

Your family will be singing along at these fun holiday shows. Find out more.

Mix It Up

By Robyn Burnett / March 4, 2011

As the mother of a toddler (and with a second baby on the way), I’m big into baking healthy snacks…

These Gifts Were Made in Calgary

By Robyn Burnett / December 10, 2004

The holiday countdown is on. We’ve made our lists and checked them twice. Now we’re hitting up our favourite local shops and artisans, and buying gifts that are made and produced in Calgary.

12 Best Summer Camps in Calgary

By Robyn Burnett / May 2, 2004

It’s doesn’t take a mathematician to solve the tough problem of finding something for bored kids to do during the school-free summer months. Here’s the solution.