Calgary’s potential flood situation has improved, but the City is still taking a cautious approach to manage any risks. Emergency Management Committee members got an update from Calgary’s Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) Tuesday morning, and
Calgary is forecasted to get a lot of rain over the next few days, and that’s raised the flood alert in the city. The City issued a boating advisory for the Elbow River due to
The Friends of Confederation Creek advocacy group received a grant to assist their cause of daylighting various streams around Calgary, including what’s known as Confederation Creek. The project, titled Uncovering Confederation Creek, aims to bring
Calgary city councillors moved ahead with the reintroduction of fluoride into Calgary’s water, following two-thirds support during the recent municipal election. The matter came to Monday’s combined meeting of council, where it was ultimately approved
Calgary city councillors could decide on moving ahead with the addition of fluoride into Calgary’s water supply at Monday’s combined meeting of council. An administration report is recommending that council direct administration to begin the
Coun. Diane Colley-Urquhart said there’s still uncertainty around the province’s undoing of a reversal of a 1976 coal policy and they need to clarify their position. That’s why councillors decided that they would still write
Councillors almost voted in favour of re-adding fluoride to the water. Like, today. In Monday’s Strategic Council meeting, Calgary city councillors discussed potential questions that could be put to voters in an upcoming plebiscite tacked
Reintroducing fluoride into Calgary’s water will cost the city a total of $30 million, with annual operating and maintenance costs of up to $4 million. An administration review coming to the Priorities and Finance committee
Residents of a Calgary-area community have filed a complaint against a developer for increasing their water rates amid the coronavirus. The Cambridge Park community in Conrich, comprised of 200 homes and 1,000 residents, filed the
The final draft of an independent drainage study on Confederation Creek is now out and it recommends that a “significant portion” of privately-owned land be used to mitigate flooding in the area. That land in
