Brodie Thomas is a Municipal Affairs Reporter for the Calgary Herald and The Calgary Sun. With a focus on local news in Calgary, Brodie covers a range of topics including flood solutions, urban development, transportation, and community issues. His work has also been featured in the Edmonton Journal and the Edmonton Sun.
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Brodie Thomas focuses primarily on local government announcements and political developments in Calgary, with a particular interest in civic projects and community advocacy efforts. Given this focus, individuals or organizations directly involved in the issues he covers would likely be most effective at reaching out to him.
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A grassroots organization is coming together to be a voice in favour of zoning changes that allow for more housing options,
A grassroots organization is coming together to be a voice in favour of zoning changes that allow for more housing options,
By: Brodie Thomas
Residents say the city has not communicated plans clearly, and no offers were made on their homes.
Residents say the city has not communicated plans clearly, and no offers were made on their homes.
By: Brodie Thomas
Calgary is 50 per cent more flood resilient than it was in 2013, the mayor said — a number that will climb to 70 per cent in 2025.
The developer that purchased the former Eau Claire YMCA plans to build a hIgh-rise residential building with a mixed use base.
By: Brodie Thomas
The BMO Convention Centre expansion, still a year away from completion, is already making a difference in attracting conferences to Calgary.
By: Brodie Thomas
City data shows that drivers have reduced their speed by between 0.8 to 2.5 kilometres per hour, depending on how the numbers are crunched.
By: Brodie Thomas
City data shows that drivers have reduced their speed by between 0.8 to 2.5 kilometres per hour, depending on how the numbers are crunched.
Chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said the isolated case occurred in central Alberta in mid-October, and there is no risk to the public
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