City of Calgary pools, arenas begin reopening amid eased COVID-19 restrictions
Pools, spray parks, athletic parks and arenas owned by the City of Calgary begin a phased reopening on Monday as Alberta enters its first full week in Stage 2 of …
COVID-19: Calgary mask bylaw getting another look ahead of Stage 3 reopening
Calgary city council is going to take another look at the city’s mask bylaw at an upcoming meeting. “The provincial mandates are not necessarily what’s right for Calgary or for …
Low-barrier COVID-19 vaccine clinic coming to Calgary: Who can get their shot and how
Vibrant, entertaining community spirit isn’t what most people think of when they picture a COVID-19 vaccine clinic, but that’s exactly what organizers are hoping to bring to a walk-in outreach …
City of Calgary prepares additional COVID-19 business relief
Alberta is set to begin the first stage in its multi-phase reopening plan, and the City of Calgary is eyeing relief for businesses that have faced the brunt of the …
Mayor Nenshi calls on Calgary school boards to change names of Langevin, Bishop Grandin schools
In the wake of news of a mass grave being found at a Kamloops residential school, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi is calling on the Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD) and …
40 is the new 50: lower speed limit for Calgary’s residential roads now in effect
The speed limit for residential roads in Calgary dropped to 40 km/h on Monday, with the hope it will make the streets safer and reduce accidents. “We were seeing a …
77,000 more Calgarians fell into poverty during the pandemic: study
The COVID-19 pandemic has driven more Calgarians into poverty, according to a study conducted by Vibrant Communities Calgary (VCC). “Our modelling shows that there’s likely an additional 77,000 Calgarians that …
Calgary Stampede unveils modified 2021 plans; cancels Rangeland Derby
The so-called Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth is set to go ahead in July with several changes to adapt to COVID-19 health measures, and without the widely popular chuckwagon races. …
Calgary infrastructure funding gap widens by $2B in 3 years
How to fund the repair of Calgary’s aging infrastructure is going to be an increasingly expensive problem, and one that a future city council will have to address. In the …
Drinking in Calgary parks: what you need to know before you crack a beer
Starting June 1, Calgarians will be able to drink alcohol at designated picnic tables in select parks throughout the city as part of a new pilot project. “The City of …