Another Calgary restaurant announced it's shutting down its 17 avenue location due to ongoing obstacles along the popular strip. 

Calgary police said the driver "blew through the intersection at 17 Avenue and struck another vehicle, which resulted in a domino effect of collisions."

The replacement of traffic lights and utilities will cause the closure of a busy downtown Calgary intersection during the Canada Day long weekend.

Heightened police presence is cutting down on crime around Calgary's supervised consumption site, but it may be driving problems to other neighbourhoods.

The City of Calgary announced Friday that work along the entertainment strip won't begin until after the Flames are done their playoff run.

With the Flames' commanding lead in NHL standings, Calgary's bars and restaurants along 17 Avenue are hoping for a deep playoff run and delayed road construction.

The restaurant on 17 Avenue S.W. in downtown Calgary went out with a bang, with a lineup almost out the door on its last day on Monday.

Construction is wrapping up on Calgary's 17 Avenue S.W. entertainment strip this weekend.

A terrifying ordeal for a 23-year-old Calgary woman has had long-lasting impacts.

Construction on 17 Avenue began in April and involved partial road closures as well as parking and sidewalk restrictions.