Month: October 2019

Deerfoot Trail improvements are being put forward for public consultation as the city and province chart the future course for Calgary’s busiest roadway. Included as solutions for the Deerfoot are an expansion to four lanes […]

Alberta can amend any term or condition of Calgary’s Green Line grant agreement  – or terminate it altogether – in a new bill before MLAs. That has one transit advocacy group sounding the alarm on […]

Mount Royal University is honouring 29 former students who gave their lives in service to the country for Remembrance Day with their own Field of Crosses. The crosses are a satellite installation of the one […]

The Calgary capital projects plan needs to be examined, in its entirety, as the city continues to grapple with the aftermath of the Alberta budget, a city councillor said Monday. City council convened an emergency […]

Marquee Beer Market & Stage appears to be closing at the end of October.  The nightclub, located along Macleod Trail South, created a public event on Facebook announcing the closure. Marquee is hosting a ‘Drink […]

Autism Calgary is leaving it to parents to decide on participation in a Halloween blue pumpkin trend. Some parents may give children with autism a blue pumpkin bucket to go trick-or-treating with. The idea was […]

Calgary’s police chief said the province is taking a bigger chunk of fine revenue and that’s leaving them with a potential $10 million hole in their already shrunken budget. Calgary Police Service (CPS) Chief Mark […]

After learning more of the potentially crippling impact on Calgary taxpayers, Coun. Shane Keating, a long-time champion of the Green Line LRT project, said if the funding plan doesn’t change, he won’t support it. In […]