Month: July 2021

Dozens of protesters gathered outside McDougall Centre in downtown Calgary Friday, opposed to a sweeping elimination of COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta. The protesters were led by Dr. Joe Vipond, who called on Alberta Premier Jason

Aryan Sadat said that Ward 5 has been neglected for too long and needs someone to fight for its recognition. Sadat has lived in Calgary his entire life, that time mostly spent in Ward 5.

First, you imagine a scene. Then you pick the music. Only, with French company Lonofi, it’s not for an action or sci-fi movie. It’s for events in your own life. One of six co-founders, Adrian

Calgary’s arena project netted city council approval for a cost overrun package that would see the city contribute at least another $12.5 million. It also means the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) is out as

Alberta will lift the majority of its remaining COVID-19 public health rules by mid-August, just as cases continue their rise around the province. The province announced the withdrawal of measures Wednesday, as Alberta’s Chief Medical

Sonya Sharp said a run for council has been in the back of her mind for a while. It wasn’t until the start of 2021 that the 20-year employee at the City of Calgary really

Jeff Davison said his campaign has done nothing wrong but they’re going to tighten up how they separate the campaign from third-party fundraising. Coun. Jeff Davison’s mayoral campaign faced public scrutiny after LiveWire Calgary was

Greener pastures may lie ahead, as the future of Richmond Green was decided during a combined meeting of council. Calgary city councillors voted 9-5 to approve Richmond Green land-use change and development. While third reading