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Green Line cost escalation due to market volatility could pose “a serious risk” to the $5.5 billion transit line, but mitigation measures are in place, said the project CEO. Calgary’s Executive Committee got a Green

Businesses along Centre Street North in Crescent Heights want area improvements to go on as they bide their time on the northern phase of the $5 billion Green Line. The Crescent Heights Business Improvement Area

The Conservative Party of Canada has made a big election promise, but it does come with some strings attached. The party, as a part of their federal election platform, said it would commit to helping

Calgary’s Green Line transit project is sporting a new look, with a refreshed, revamped and focused website. The site launched officially on Monday, the culmination of nine months of work by the Green Line team. 

Two Calgary mayoral candidates have continued this week with their questioning of Calgary’s Green Line. Brad Field and Zane Novak both raised further questions about the recently reaffirmed $5 billion transit project. Earlier this summer,

After a year of waiting in the station for the goods to be delivered, Calgary will move forward on its $5.5 billion Green Line transit project. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in town to make

Alberta has given the green light to the Green Line, approving the business case submitted to the province May 28, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said construction will begin this fall. The province made their

Calgary’s Green Line project will inch ahead in a two-phased strategy, following the conclusion of a provincial review, the city has said. According to the city, the $5.5 billion project will now be done through