Calgary city councillors voted to transition new growth decisions to city administration to de-politicize debates. But, according to the revised administration directions, all new growth business cases must still come to Calgary city council for
The Calgary Italian Cultural Centre is opening their doors this weekend, inviting Calgarians to take in the sights, sounds, and tastes of Italy. The open house is also celebrating the centre’s 70th year in the
The Calgary Police Service (CPS) spent roughly $30,000 on mental health and wellness training and education from an unaccredited US institute with which ties have since been severed. The Calgary Police Commission (CPC) met with
The family of a Calgary man killed in August outside a southeast bar is remembering him as a loving and caring person. Temesgen Tesfatsion was killed roughly one month ago outside the Ambassador Restaurant and
If you have kids in extra-curricular activities, you know that fundraising is a major part of the parental contribution to the organization’s success. Two Calgary-based founders of Shop My Fundraising have built a system to
Original Canadian art will be available to Calgarians who will live in a new vacant-office-to-affordable-housing project when it opens later this fall. The project, called Art is the Heart of Home, was led by Linda
Ward 14 Coun. Peter Demong enjoyed a few games of golf this summer at city-owned courses. He told fellow councillors at last week’s city council meeting that the experiences at Lakeview, McCall Lake, Confederation Park
Contestants had one-minute to race through Bite Grocer in Inglewood on Wednesday, collecting as much food as they could for the Calgary Community Fridge. The sweep was the culmination of a months long donation campaign
The Students’ Union at the University of Calgary (SUUC) is asking for institutional and government support for Open Educational Resources (OER) to help with the rising cost of schooling. According to SUUC vice president of
The City of Calgary announced that services will be continuing as normal on Monday for Calgarians, as the National Day of Mourning is held for Queen Elizabeth II. The city will be providing Calgarians an
