There’s a new, first-of-a-kind facility in the city’s downtown. The Stephen Avenue Safety Hub, located at 230 – 8 Avenue SW, is a centralized location where officers from Calgary Community Standards, Calgary Transit and the
It was a good day for man’s best friend. On Sept. 15, police dogs had their first public memorial park open up at the headquarters of the Calgary Police building in the city’s northeast. The park,
Alberta’s government has announced a proof of vaccination system as well additional health measures in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID 19. However, there are no additional business closures, as the province grapples
It’s payday for one of Calgary’s inner-city communities. On Wednesday, Sept. 15, The Sunalta Community Association announced a $2 million contribution from The City of Calgary to the Imagine Sunalta Community Hub Project from the
There were 58 names read to the toll of bell chimes on Tuesday afternoon as members of the Calgary Fire Department, city officials and families of fallen firefighters gathered in front of city hall to
Alberta Health minister Tyler Shandro danced around questions on vaccine passports as Alberta recorded its highest daily case count since early May. Speaking to the public on Thursday afternoon, Shandro said there are factors that
Calgary’s mayoral candidates made one thing clear when they faced off during a live debate on Wednesday evening. (Sept. 2) The city needs a change. That might be the reason there are now 28 candidates
A collaborative community effort helped save Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre. After being unexpectedly asked to leave their home in December, where they had been for 48 years, the senior citizen activity centre has found
Calgary’s mayor said even if the province does take action on COVID-19, who knows if it’s going to be the right action. That’s why Calgary city councillors will be gathering Friday for a committee meeting
Jeff Davison said that transparency matters to voters and to him as a candidate. While releasing his donor list on Thursday (Sept. 2) the mayoral candidate called on others to do the same. “All serious
