Two light poles in the middle of the sidewalk along 19 Street NW are causing a stir in the neighbourhood and residents are hoping to find a fix. Maybe even a plan to address the
Higher density Calgary areas with few open park spaces are seeing crowding on sidewalks as people are trying to find a way to grab some fresh air during coronavirus isolation. That’s spurred a touch of
While Calgary cycling and walking priorities remain the same, transportation folks recognize they’re going to have to do more with less. Still, there could be a silver lining. On the heels of Monday’s city council
The picture Ricardo Cosentino took looks like one of the many you may have seen go viral on social media. A power pole stands smack-dab in the middle of an otherwise normal sidewalk. “I’ve noticed
When a Calgary crosswalk is put into the spotlight after a pedestrian collision or a near miss, there are often calls for upgrades to the crossing. Earlier this week, Calgary MLA Craig Coolahan videoed his
Craig Coolahan was walking his four-year-old to the nearby preschool Monday and decided it was time to shoot video on how unsafe it was to cross 14 Street NW – at a marked and signed
Calgarian Linh Huynh was playing badminton last March when she took a step back. That’s when she heard a pop, felt the floor become uneven and she hit the ground. Huynh had ruptured her Achilles
The City of Calgary is considering making a wayfinding app for the Plus 15 indoor walkway network, but one expert wonders if the money might be better spent on signage. The city-owned network of enclosed
The signs are there warning people not to jaywalk, but neither signs nor a ticketing blitz by the city seems to be stopping people from crossing the road illegally. Anyone familiar with the Chinook Train
