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Courtney Walcott
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Courtney Walcott is a columnist for LiveWire Calgary. Courtney is also a writer, a teacher, a community advocate and former Ward 8 city councillor.
Walcott: Policing the Poor – The End of the Free Fare Zone
Eliminating the free fare zone is a mistake. It is just another attempt to criminalize and police the poor, and it is not new. If...
Courtney Walcott
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May 11, 2026
Walcott: Don’t fall for it. Direct democracy is being weaponized against you.
There is a lot of praise for direct democracy lately. But our democracy is not direct, and it was never meant to be. Canada...
Courtney Walcott
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April 27, 2026
Walcott: Pay-to-play public education? Farkas’s fight with Smith is bigger than property taxes
Mayor Farkas has picked a fight with Premier Smith. And he picked a good one. Over the last few weeks, Mayor Farkas has called out...
Courtney Walcott
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April 13, 2026
Walcott: On rezoning, building for the future is politically costly
It comes at great political cost to be an elected official who makes a choice that prioritizes future generations in the face of what...
Courtney Walcott
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March 30, 2026
Walcott: Affordability is no longer a stated priority for Calgary city council
Peter Demong, former Calgary City Councillor for Ward 14, used to say to me, “There are no new ideas, just new councillors.” When Calgary City...
Courtney Walcott
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March 16, 2026
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