Alberta said it will provide more support for a beleaguered EMS system, with a 10-point AHS plan to create capacity. This announcement comes as new information about so-called ‘red-alerts’ was released by the Official Opposition.
What’s happening at Calgary city council this week: Every Monday, we’re going to start taking a look at what’s happening at Calgary city council, so you have an idea of what they might be looking
The Calgary Public Library is bookmarking its spot in the city’s evolving entrepreneurial landscape. And, it’s banking on Calgarians wanting to check it out. Kevin Franco, a Calgary entrepreneur with more than 25 years of
The Downtown Commercial Core has joined the over 150 communities across the city that have community associations. The association announced their legal incorporation last week. It marked a major milestone after discussions to form the
The Alberta Government announced that starting on Jan. 24, already existing beds at Calgary’s South Health Campus’s Pandemic Response Unit will be opened for patients’ use. The South Health Campus’ PRU was established earlier in
According to a new report by Vibrant Communities Calgary, considerable numbers of Calgarians remain impoverished. The 2021 Poverty Snapshot in Calgary indicates that despite overall declining rates of poverty, nearly 10 per cent of Calgarians
Brent Puchalski is building an early warning system of sorts, but it’s detecting things on a microbial level. The company idea germinated back in 2016 when Puchalski was a grad student. It came when Puchalski
Two adults were restrained with zip ties and four kids confined to a room in a botched home invasion in Calgary’s southeast over the weekend. According to Calgary police, two men entered a McKenzie Towne
Albertans who are immunocompromised now qualify for a fourth round of Covid-19 vaccination, starting Thursday. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, made the announcement during her regular Tuesday update. “Given that immunocompromised
Calgary city councillors voted 8-7 favour of paying for the installation of home security systems of elected officials, after recent incidents at councillor homes. After coming out of a closed session where councillors heard a
