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Calgary’s back-to-school season brings new schedules, fees, and faces as the sun sets on summer ahead of the 2026-27 year. Public students attending Calgary Board of Education (CBE) schools and those enrolled in the Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD) will head back to their desks on Tuesday, Aug. 31, and Wednesday, Sept. 1, respectively. Staggered […]

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The City of Calgary is adding fencing, signage and vegetation at 15 storm ponds this year as it works to prevent people from using the facilities for recreation. The safety upgrades, which begin in mid-August, target ponds identified as the highest priority following a citywide review. Eight of the 15 ponds are in Ward 12, […]

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Oversized passenger vehicles are becoming increasingly common, and so has the danger they pose to those not sitting inside one, argues a letter sent to the province by pedestrian safety partners.  On Aug. 12, the Coalition to Reduce Auto Size Hazards, commonly referred to as C.R.A.S.H., spearheaded the movement by sending a letter to the […]

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As Calgary grows, some residents struggle to keep up with increasing housing expenses.  Calgarians feel like they can’t get ahead, while the city needs to fund expansion projects for the infrastructure and services that support a rapidly growing population.  According to Sasha Tsenkova, an urban planning expert and professor of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape at […]

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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 […...


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