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Nenshi criticizes province, feds over perceived Calgary Olympic bid silence
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Premier Rachel Notley said she didn’t think it was appropriate for the provincial government to weigh in on the Olympic bid debate. Continue reading
Proposed city budget could hit businesses outside downtown Calgary the hardest
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
With high office vacancy rates in Calgary’s downtown core, the city continues to shift the tax burden to businesses elsewhere. Continue reading
Former Olympic CEO urging confidence in Calgary bid despite cost concern
Concerns over covering cost overruns and uncertainty over B.C.-based events sit top of mind for many when it comes to Calgary’s potential Olympic bid. Continue reading
Final push to the plebiscite; Calgary 2026 campaign heats up
Both sides of the Calgary 2026 debate are campaigning in order to their message out to voters. Continue reading
Calgary police search for impaired drivers with series of post-legalization checkstops
Calgary police say they will be looking for impaired drivers under the influence of both cannabis and alcohol. Continue reading
Calgary police report 5 pedestrian deaths in 2018, up from 2 in 2017
The total number of pedestrian-involved collisions is expected to be made available next week, but the city is already taking note of the recent rash of incidents. Continue reading
Calgary woman shocked and confused over theft of car door
“I didn’t even really know what to think,” Darilyn Gaucher said. “Everyone is just shocked. Who takes just a door?” Continue reading
Man in hospital following Sunday morning shooting in northeast Calgary
Calgary Police said they are still looking for suspects. Continue reading
What does legal cannabis mean for Canada’s marijuana political parties?
Alberta’s Marijuana Party is ramping up efforts in the wake of legalization and taking a look at provincial regulations. Continue reading
Calgary aviation museum seeks help to save deteriorating, historic Canadian jet
One of the last remaining CF-100 Canucks has been sitting outside for decades and is riddled with rust patches and holes. Continue reading
Calgary researchers find ways to prevent kidney damage during some medical procedures
Scientists at the University of Calgary believe they’ve found a way to prevent kidney injuries in some dehydrated emergency patients. Continue reading
Calgary pot shops waiting for approvals concerned over ‘disadvantages’
Only two pot shops have been provincially approved for an Oct. 17 grand opening, leaving city-approved shops feeling behind the ball. Continue reading
U of C researchers discover new way to treat asthma attacks
According to the team behind the discovery, the hope is to use this research to develop an emergency treatment for asthma attacks. Continue reading
CTF praises Olympic whistleblower amid rising concern over secrecy at Calgary City Hall
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants more information to be released on Calgary’s 2026 Olympic bid, while the city reviews closed-door meetings. Continue reading
Closing arguments at Mark Donlevy’s sexual assault trial focuses on credibility of accuser
Mark Donlevy is accused of raping a Saskatoon woman in the summer of 2004. Continue reading
