Month: March 2019

As the Calgary Flames embark on their most promising playoff run in years, some 17th Avenue bars are hoping that the team can breathe new life into their struggling industry. Jeff Beddoes is managing partner

The Calgary Parking Authority (CPA) has phased out the 10-minute phone call warning on its parking app, and that has one frequent user asking if it’s a cash grab by the city. Doug Clark often

Don’t get fooled on Monday. The City of Calgary is starting its spring street sweeping on April 1, and this year they’re bringing in backup. With the help of Calgary Parking Authority’s photo enforcement cars,

The day after a rally in Edmonton, hundreds of Calgarians gathered in Marda Loop Thursday evening to march together to protect Gay-Straight Alliances (GSA) in Alberta schools. Earlier this week, United Conservative Party leader Jason

Some Calgary Transit users are concerned that the United Conservative Party (UCP)’s advertisements in CT’s text information service sends the message the public service is taking a political stance. On Thursday, some users registered complaints

An innovative course offered at Mount Royal University is looking into how Calgarians perceive arts and their economic value in the city. Catherine Pearl, assistant professor of social innovation at Mount Royal University, said the

EDMONTON — Alberta Liberal Leader David Khan says he would give municipalities a veto over oil and gas drilling within their boundaries if his party were to win the April 16 election. He says that would allow local

EDMONTON — United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says if he were premier he would throw out an NDP policy that directs Alberta’s Crown prosecutors to abandon some criminal cases to make sure more serious ones get to court. Kenney says the policy flies in the face of