Ward Zero – S2E10: New Calgary communities, healthcare woes

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In the latest Ward Zero episode, the team talks about the newly-approved Calgary suburban communities and also some healthcare issues with urgent care centre hours being cut.

There’s a hot take, some quick hits and Esmahan speculates about… a panda attack?

Thanks for listening! (Don’t miss the bonus content available for LiveWire Calgary members! The trio riffs off the healthcare issue to talk about the massive gap in infrastructure in north central Calgary.)

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