Month: February 2021

The Calgary Board of Education trustees said they’re “carefully considering a path forward” regarding a name change to one of their schools. For some, that change needs to happen now. Parents, students, community advocates, and […]

Calgary Fire Chief Steve Dongworth said paramilitary and military cultures were developed over decades and it doesn’t change overnight. “Those cultures are traditionally resistant to change,” he said Wednesday during an update to Calgary’s Community […]

Calgary police said the officer in a video circulating online was trying to keep control of a police service dog during a containment effort Wednesday evening. The video of the police activity showed an officer […]

Calgary firefighters say it’s “very frustrating” they’ve been ordered to cease having 24-hour shifts while the pandemic is still going on. But, the city has said they would change course. In April last year, Calgary’s […]

Calgary city councillors agreed to cover $175,000 in legal costs incurred to defend Calgary city council members over the past four years. In the extended session of Calgary’s combined meeting of council Tuesday afternoon, councillors […]

For the past year and a half, Ward 2 residents have not been heard, said Francis Aranha. He thinks that many issues the constituents face go unchecked, and, as a whole, those who live in […]

Contrary to the size of the signs, the message from University of Calgary students demonstrated there’s a big problem. Lead by representatives from the school’s students union, an army of snow penguins was set up […]

Coun. Diane Colley-Urquhart said there’s still uncertainty around the province’s undoing of a reversal of a 1976 coal policy and they need to clarify their position. That’s why councillors decided that they would still write […]