Month: February 2021

Yes, Look Forward Calgary is a Political Action Committee (PAC), but they said they’re different. The group officially launched this week, eight months ahead of Calgary’s Oct. 18 municipal election. PACs, or in layman’s terms, […]

The permanent closure of one inner-city recreation centre and the potential permanent closure of another is “outrageous” and leaves a massive hole in area services, said Beltline Neighbourhoods Association president, Peter Oliver. On Thursday afternoon, […]

Calgary could be looking at its first Blackfoot representative on city council after this upcoming municipal election. After months of careful consideration, Marilyn North Peigan, a Blackfoot woman from the Piikani First Nation, has decided […]

Seventeen charges have been laid against a former Calgary teacher at a southwest junior high school. The initial investigation stems from an alleged 2001 incident involving a canoe trip not sanctioned by the John Ware […]

Too many things just didn’t add up to Coun. Diane Colley-Urquhart, so she wanted to postpone Tuesday’s discussion on colleague Coun. Joe Magliocca’s expenses. The matter was set to be discussed at Tuesday’s Priorities and […]

Calgary councillors approved a preliminary property tax cap at zero per cent for non-residential properties, funded by the city’s reserve cash. The item came up at Tuesday’s Priorities and Finance committee, after councillors received an […]

Grace Yan said it’s time for a whole new Calgary. Yan, a Calgary commercial real estate broker, said the city needs a new blueprint to move forward and she wants to be the one to […]

News last week of content streaming giant Netflix opening a Canadian office is just another sign Canada’s film industry is taking off, and Calgary is positioned to benefit. Calgary Film Commissioner Luke Azevedo said Netflix […]