Month: January 2022

The City of Calgary and Heritage Calgary have launched a revised map with tools to access more than 800 historic sites. The map of evaluated historic sites combined the Discover Historic Calgary map and the

Update: Calgary police said the investigation is ongoing into the victim’s death. At this point it is undetermined. Police said an autopsy was done, but they require further medical tests to determine the cause and

The bar for a Calgary city council resignation has changed over the past 140 years. A series of stories broke before and after Calgary’s Oct. 18, 2021 municipal election. These stories involved Ward 4 Coun.

The University of Calgary joined the University of Alberta and the University of Lethbridge in announcing further delays to the return of in-person learning. In a statement made by U of C President and Vice-Chancellor

UPDATE: This was approved at committee. Plans are in the works for a $50 million expansion of the Calgary Composting Facility, but it will likely mean a modest monthly increase in green cart fees. The

The addition of a third party to broker a potential new Event Centre deal means they can focus on the deal and not the personalities involved, according to one city councillor. On Wednesday night, Calgary

Chinook Blast organizers announced Thursday that the winter festival would be delayed until the start of February. The festival was was originally slated to start in late January. It has now been moved to a

A local Inglewood independent grocer is trying to help customers find more than fresh produce this spring. Bite Grocer is trying to help its customers, and the customers of other Inglewood BIA businesses, to find