The City of Calgary apologized and removed parking signs deterring non-residents from parking in front of homes in the northeast community of Thorncliffe / Greenview. Calgarian Daryl Pamplin was caught off-guard when he noticed the
Despite reopening plans being announced yesterday Mayor Naheed Nenshi advises Calgarians to remain cautious. On Wednesday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced the post-pandemic reopening plans for Alberta. Premier Kenney said Albertans must stick to public
Calgary’s mayor said the Calgary Stampede board has been very thoughtful about putting on the 2021 Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth, with a focus on keeping park visitors safe. Earlier Thursday the Calgary Stampede organizers
WARNING: We have linked to a video shared on social media of the incident. It contains graphic language and could be extremely offensive to some viewers. A southwest Calgary road rage incident led to charges
Two providers have been selected to continue with Calgary’s escooter program. After a 16-month pilot project – that was interrupted somewhat by the pandemic – Calgary city councillors approved the program on a long-term basis.
May was Sexual Violence Awareness Month in Alberta, and universities across Calgary are doing their part to show survivors of sexual assault that they’re supported. The project, called “Dear Survivors” or the “Survivor Love Letter
Alberta will once again move forward with plans to reopen after suffering a crippling third wave of COVID-19 cases this spring. Alberta Premier Jason Kenney made the announcement during a press conference Wednesday morning. He
After 30 months in the making, the Platform Innovation Centre and Parkade is now complete and ready to welcome Calgary. The mixed-use building is a seven-storey parkade in East Village that has 50,000 square feet
Calgary will open up 30 initial spots for citizens to enjoy a beverage in a park, as details on a long-awaited pilot project were rolled out. The city said the spots are available for booking
Sanjeev Kad said the last few years have been particularly trying times for Calgarians. He said that as a business owner he’s seen dozens of families go from paycheque to paycheque, with rising property taxes
