Three members of the Calgary Parking Authority management have been sacked after a suspected whistleblower investigation. The city provided few details but did confirm that a search for a new GM is underway. In the
If residents knew they’d be charged more for it down the road, some Calgary communities likely would have passed on residential permit parking altogether, said Liz Murray. Calgary’s transit and transportation committee narrowly approved new
PARK(ing) Day, Calgary’s annual conversion of metered parking spaces into temporary public parks, is being expanded. From Sept. 18 to 20, parking spaces around Calgary are being transformed into pop-up parks, art installations and urban
The president and CEO of an upcoming tech and innovation hub in Calgary’s East Village said project like this are needed for Calgary to continue its economy transition. This week, crews topped off the new
Calgary businesses may soon be free of mandated parking minimums, something one councillor said has been discussed for nearly a decade. City of Calgary administration is bringing forth a proposal to Wednesday’s Planning and Urban
The folks at Vivo brought in a fireplace, lit it, and were roasting marshmallows for PARKing Day along Kensington Road in Calgary. They call it fire pit Friday. It’s something they do every Friday in
The Calgary Parking Authority (CPA) has phased out the 10-minute phone call warning on its parking app, and that has one frequent user asking if it’s a cash grab by the city. Doug Clark often
Calgarians will be able to tap into $25,000 from the Calgary Parking Authority as they launch a new program geared towards giving back to citizens. The CPA’s new sponsorship program is focused on providing cash
Parking is always a hot-button topic in just about any community, but now the city of Calgary is looking for your input on the residential parking system. Kim Gole, a parking strategist with the city
The city charter that Calgary signed with the province earlier this year may allow for new lower speed limits across the city, but Coun. Shane Keating doesn’t believe it will help with the ongoing cul-de-sac
