Month: January 2020

Charges won’t be laid against a Calgary senior police believe was responsible for leaving tainted food in parks in a northwest community. Calgary police had alerted residents last summer in the community of Evanston to

Residents in north Calgary said the decision to run with a surface Green Line LRT alignment could further disrupt what’s become a split neighbourhood. The city’s Green Line committee was presented with the latest iteration

The Scarboro Community Association is asking for heritage protection of their neighbourhood in a way that Calgarians haven’t seen before. It’s hoping the entire community can get protection as a ‘heritage area’ due to its

Calgary artist Dick Averns wanted to help create a series of art for community benefit – particularly around mental wellness. Averns was 41 when diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, something he shared with passengers on a

Calgary will move ahead with a similar Green Line alignment to the one originally put forward, albeit with a shorter length of tunnel in the downtown thereby mitigating the escalating costs. After nearly eight hours

Call this a little bit of an experiment. We wanted to present information on the Green Line LRT in a little bit different way. On Jan. 28, councillors were locked in a closed-door session to

So, what’s with our obsession to measure things? In a new book called Bad Data by Calgary author and planning professional Peter Schryvers, he examines what we’re measuring and why often it’s the wrong thing.

A 2006 City of Calgary report outlined the need for LRT service in North Central Calgary within 20 years because buses wouldn’t be able to handle the passenger load with rapid growth north of Beddington