Month: September 2020

Calgary’s moving faster toward slowing city drivers down. Councillors on the city’s transportation and transit committee approved administration recommendations to reduce the city’s unposted speed limit to 40 km/h. Attempts to refer or change the […]

A coalition of marginalized Calgarians wants to reduce public interactions with the police and reallocate 30 per cent of the Calgary police budget to fund various communities throughout the city. Defund2Fund launched a campaign this […]

The Calgary police suffered a decline in trust and perceptions of respectful treatment of citizens after the death of George Floyd, according to responses in a recent citizen satisfaction survey. Overall, 93 per cent of […]

Calgary police are looking for a person who stabbed another driver in a roadside incident in Renfrew earlier this summer. According to police, around 9 p.m. on Aug. 5 two men driving a Black Mazda […]

There’s a growing chance that cryptocurrency will be a part of your future investment portfolio. That’s what Bilal Hammoud, founder of the Calgary-based National Digital Asset Exchange (NDAX), believes. It’s a deflationary asset that no […]

What will define the 2021 Calgary municipal election? In this month’s show on CJSW 90.9 FM, we talk with political strategist and communications consultant Alex Middleton from Champion Communications on what he expects in the […]

Two-thirds of multi-agency call times in the Foothills region are at least a minute over the prescribed 90 seconds for answering and dispatching immediate medical services. Nearly half are more than double the recommended 90 […]

Calgary is poised to move ahead with a proposed bylaw to drop the unposted speed limit from 50 to 40 kilometres per hour within city limits. Administration is asking the city’s Standing Policy Committee on […]