Month: February 2021

Though Calgary city councillors have already approved the $5.5 billion Green Line, there’s still uncertainty on the construction timeline. The province has yet to give final approval for the project and mayoral candidate Jyoti Gondek

Update to the story: Since our stories were published, residents have informed us of positive work being done at the Horizon View, specifically in the handling of some of their concerns. Horizon has confirmed these

An urgent notice of motion will be pushed forward encouraging the city to look at ways to partner to save the Eau Claire YMCA. Last week, the announcement of the Gray Family Eau Claire YMCA’s

Calgary will extend its state of local emergency (SOLE) another 90 days, primarily to handle the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi made the announcement in a COVID-19 update Tuesday. “Even though it

It’s the February edition of LiveWired in Calgary broadcast on CJSW 90.9 FM! This month, host Darren Krause, editor at LiveWire Calgary, talks with Beltline Neighbourhoods Association president Peter Oliver and Ward 8 councillor Evan

Ward 7 Coun. Druh Farrell announced via blog post Monday evening that she won’t be running again in the October municipal election. In the lengthy blog post about the revitalization of the downtown, and comparing

Blade Crow Pantherbone’s father, Morris Crow, said his son was a hard-working and well-loved individual. On Sunday night, family and friends came together at the scene where he was struck to pay tribute and remember

Jay Unsworth said he felt an obligation. “What I’m seeing right now is I’m just seeing this divisiveness,” Unsworth told LiveWire Calgary. “We’re kind of falling apart at the seams. What got us here isn’t