Ward Zero – S2E11: MORE new communities, Sovereignty Act impact on Calgary

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The trio is back with a late summer episode of the Ward Zero podcast, just as everything gets back in full swing.

In this month’s episode, they talk about the approval of three new communities (on top of five already approved). They also discuss the Sovereignty Act and what implications are in play for Calgary.

There’s a couple of hot takes and quick hits to get you up to speed on what’s happening in the city.

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