Racism could have a negative impact on the city’s economy, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said Monday. The mayor made the comments at a media event Monday. It was in response to the controversy around a
Twenty-five Indigenous and racialized youth had an audience with the mayor and councillors so elected officials could hear directly from them on how Calgary could be an anti-racist city. It was part of the United
WARNING: IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA POST BELOW THERE ARE VERY OFFENSIVE, RACIST TERMS. The community of Bridgeland is rallying behind a long-time neighbourhood family victimized by racist graffiti on a building they own. The Kullar
The city will work with the Calgary Police Services to ensure up to $8 million is available from the police budget to continue funding the Community Safety Investment Framework in 2022. Councillors unanimously approved the
Anti-racism initiatives in the city are moving forward. On Monday, the city will discuss the terms of reference for the Anti-Racism Action Committee and Anti-Racism Fund at a combined meeting of council. This comes after
