Top Results For: Calgary residential street

Residential speed limits in Calgary are dropping on May 31, but one mother in Auburn Bay is concerned as her street’s speed limit is staying at 50 km/h. As Adam MacVicar reports, she wants to see the speed limit lowered to improve safety.

Mon, Jun 20: A Calgary woman can’t believe she’s at fault after she was hit from behind driving on a residential street. As Tony Tighe reports, it’s not police but her insurance company who put the blame on her.

Tue, Sep 4: Calgary city council is debating dropping the speed limit on residential streets from 50 km/h to 30 km/h. As Lauren Pullen reports, supporters have some scientific data to back it up.

Mon, Sep 10: As Calgary city council looks at lowering some residential speed limits, other communities have already done so. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, the mayor of Airdire is calling the move to 30 km/h a no brainer.

Video taken by a Calgary father shows his son waiting to cross a residential street at an unmarked crosswalk as several cars pass by without slowing down.

Thu, Aug 24: Calgary police say it’s urgent to get five guns stolen from a residential parkade off the streets. Doug Vaessen reports.

Mon, Mar 5: The City of Calgary hasn’t been able to get to the end of its seven-day snow clearing plan, meaning residential streets remain in rough shape. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, some residents are taking matters into their own hands.

Wed, Dec 28: Calgary crews have been going nonstop working to clear the roads. Wednesday is day three of the city’s seven day plan, and that means the focus is turning to residential streets. Global’s Jenna Freeman reports.

Dramatic video captured a shooting on a busy residential street in Rundle on Sunday. It is now in the hands of Calgary police. Investigators say when gunshots rang out, there was a total disregard for public safety. Jill Croteau reports.

Sun, Dec 16: The city is looking for input into Calgary’s residential parking permit program. Many people living in affected areas are frustrated with the vistor parking permit process and with non-residents using scarce street space. Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports.