Ward 1 Coun. Sonya Sharp said she’s been “inundated” with tweets, messages and emails about transit safety and a fix is urgent. Sharp said she visited the Tuscany train station to see firsthand some of
Alberta will continue its path towards endemic measures, as Premier Jason Kenney said the province would move to step two in the removal of public health restrictions. Premier Kenney made the announcement in an atypical
Calgary has announced its new Integrity Commissioner. Ellen-Anne O’Donnell, former Chair of the Alberta Law Enforcement Review Board, will serve in the role. Her appointment follows the departure of prior commissioner Meryl Whittaker. “I am
Violet King was a truly remarkable Albertan. Commemorating the largely unknown history of the King family—including her older brother Ted King—Heritage Calgary unveiled a plaque to their legacy of fighting systematic racism, and breaking gender
Calgary police are investigating after a body was found in a black bin in the southeast community of Ramsay. Around 11:50 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 25, Calgary police were called to the 700 block of
Lighting patterns in a new system to be installed on Calgary’s Reconciliation Bridge will honour Indigenous history and culture. Hundreds of lights were slated for upgrade this year and the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC)
Several hundred Calgarians gathered at the Peace Bridge on Thursday to call for an end to the unprovoked Russian Federation invasion of Ukraine. The rally one of 30 across the nation held on Thursday, following
In the first balanced provincial budget in eight years, there’s some specific capital spending happening in Calgary. Still, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said municipalities didn’t get their fair share. “I feel that most municipalities in
The City of Calgary has expressed its support for the country of Ukraine and its citizens in the face of a Russian invasion. Overnight, Russia began a full-scale attack on neighbouring Ukraine. The City issued
The end has come for one of Western Canada’s most beloved alpine heritage refuges. Parks Canada announced on Thursday that the Abbot Pass Hut would be demolished due to worsening structural damage caused by slope
