Month: May 2019

After failing to find a solution to Calgary’s non-residential property tax earlier this week, Calgary city councillors delivered a plan late Thursday that received nearly unanimous support. While the proposal will come as an urgent […]

EDMONTON — A prosecutor from outside Alberta is being sought to advise police investigating irregularities in the United Conservative Party leadership race. The RCMP is looking into whether voter fraud was committed in 2017 when the party picked its leader, now-Premier […]

Walking along 9 Avenue in Inglewood you might find heads popping out of the ground on construction sites, but these aren’t the heads of gophers. Instead they’re the archeologists who have been called in to […]

The fate of cash pledged for Deerfoot Trail upgrades is up in the air as province awaits a report on Alberta’s economic health. One Calgary city councillor, however, said those upgrades are critical if the […]

When most people walk into a Calgary craft brew hotspot, they aren’t thinking of how accessible it is to others. Sean Crump is. Crump, Head Chair and CEO of Universal Access, a Calgary company that […]

EDMONTON — Alberta has put the legal wheels in motion to cut corporate income taxes by one third. The changes are part of a bill introduced in the legislature by Finance Minister Travis Toews. Bill 3, […]

Walking around the southwest Calgary community of Southwood in late May, you might find the community’s staple wild rhubarb plants are missing. That’s because the community harvests them and gives them to Calgary’s Village Brewery. […]

In this month’s show, we cover off a recent string of Calgary homicides, the spring sitting of the Alberta legislature and reduced speed limits in Calgary’s residential areas. […]