Month: January 2021

As the latest COVID 19 shutdown continues to hamper small businesses throughout the province, the last thing Mikey’s on 12th owner Mike Clark expected to face was a house fire. Around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday […]

Ward 6 Coun. Jeff Davison has filed his papers to be a candidate in the upcoming Calgary municipal election – and right now it’s to run for ward re-election. That doesn’t mean the door’s closed […]

Topline information: Two sitting councillors make their 2021 municipal election intentions known. Evan Woolley will not run in Ward 8 and Jeff Davison, currently councillor for Ward 6, announced his re-election bid. What you need […]

The city is hoping to save hundreds of thousands annually by limiting the number of avoidable collisions involving city vehicles – and they’re going to do it using data. During November’s mid-term budget review, City […]

Topline information: The City of Calgary agreed to have experts present so they can put together recommendations on a response to the Government of Alberta’s rescinding of a 1976 coal-mining policy. What you need to […]

In an age of console gaming systems, one giving way to the next every couple years, Calgarians are bound to have an old unit stored somewhere under the stairs. It’s time to put it to […]

Topline information: The City of Calgary received a third-party report on total compensation for all employee groups Monday, and it showed the city is “competitive against comparative markets.” It fell short of most private companies […]

The city will include specific racism accusations in a recent CBC news story as part of their overall organization review on diversity and inclusion. The decision was made after a closed-door meeting at the tail […]