CALGARY

Calgary’s city census was identified for potential one-time funding, as councillors and the mayor questioned if cutting it was doing more harm than good. City councillors were into day two of mid-cycle budget adjustments on […]

Amid skyrocketing COVID-19 cases in Alberta, the province has announced new public health measures to help prevent the ongoing spread. In addition, Premier Jason Kenney announced a new public health state of emergency for Alberta. […]

Calgary police funding dominated public submissions during the first day of the city’s budget process. The mid-cycle budget adjustment meetings are underway and will likely take the week as the city rolled out its plan […]

A Calgary firefighter recruit class was held off this fall as continued uncertainty looms over city budgets. That could leave upcoming temporary fire hall builds in a lurch as firefighter ranks are stretched to cover […]

Albertans would overwhelmingly approve mandatory mask rules to help curb COVID-19 case counts, according to a new research panel from ThinkHQ Public Affairs. Overall, in a panel of 1,126 Albertans surveyed from Nov. 18 to […]

Bike Calgary is hoping to make biking to school a student trend this winter at E.P. Scarlett High school. On Tuesday, Bike Calgary announced the Bike to School pilot project at E.P. Scarlett. According to […]

Look Forward’s Pete Meadows said new rules around third-party advertising means political action committees (PACs) have “almost unfettered capacity to raise money,” in Calgary’s upcoming municipal election. The new rules have many believing the October […]

Update: On Saturday, there were 1,300+ cases of COVID-19. On Sunday: 1,586. Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health said the province’s COVID-19 situation is grim, as cases once again eclipsed record highs. Alberta recorded 1,155 […]