Calgary, Canada (Local)
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With work complete on the first block of the Stephen Avenue rehabilitation project, the City of Calgary wants citizens to reconnect with the iconic Calgary strip. Several stakeholders joined the City of Calgary to announce the new See You on Stephen Avenue initiative with the goal of having more people visit the area. It coincides […]
By: Darren Krause
Calgarian's monthly gas bills will go up should the application be approved, but Mayor Farkas said it's important to pay for infrastructure.
By: Darren Krause
In just one month from now, Calgarians will have a better idea of how the downtown portion of the $6.5 billion Green Line might look. That’s because the Green Line’s downtown functional planning study update is coming to Calgary city council’s Executive Committee on Sept. 8. That document will provide councillors with options for a […]
By: Darren Krause
If you happen to pop by Calgary’s municipal building, you’ll notice construction once again on a closed city council chamber. It’s additional work that was of a two-part rehabilitation plan that began in the summer of 2024 and continued through last summer. In a release from September 2025, the City of Calgary had said the […]
By: Darren Krause
Calgary city councillor Mike Jamieson recently laid out what residents have been reporting: e-bikes, e-scooters, and electric dirt bikes ridden at excessive speeds, without helmets, through parks, playgrounds, and pathways shared with pedestrians and young kids. The City was candid that the technology has outrun the rules, that gaps exist between City bylaws and provincial […]
By: Darren Krause
For the third year running, Calgary is leading the continent in the growth of its tech workforce, according to a new report. Eight Canadian cities made the CBRE Group’s top 50 North American Tech employment markets in the Scoring Tech Talent report, with six of those in the top 15 — that last spot being […]
The most recent public engagement on the Blue Line extension to 88 Avenue shows that many want transit beyond the planned 1 km expansion
By: Darren Krause
Yedlin said that nearly 100,000 workers across Canada would be impacted by new US tariffs and Canada's retaliatory actions.
By: Darren Krause
Westside Recreation Centre CEO Jan Bloemraad said that if funding is approved it would be a two-phased project completed within five years.
By: Darren Krause
Multiple Green Line station designs are complete and ready for construction in what’s shaping up to be a busy 2027 for the $6.5 billion transportation project. Six of 10 stations along the southeast transit line recently reached the 100 per cent design stage, according to Green Line director Wendy Tynan, paving the way for the […]
