With nine months to go until Calgarians head to the polls, nine people have announced their campaigns for mayor, including a pair of businessmen and two city councillors.

Global's Dallas Flexhaug sits down with Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi for a look back at 2020 and a look ahead to 2021.

This week, Alberta confirmed more new active COVID-19 cases than any other week since the pandemic began.

In a video posted to his Facebook page on Tuesday, Farkas reflects on his time on Calgary city council, saying his mandate when he was elected in 2017 was to “drive real change” at city hall.

Alberta's justice minister said the province will be watching how cities handle the issue of police funding closely.

Nenshi said that the public's right to protest is one that needed to be honoured, even during a time where mass gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited.

As the mercury climbs, Calgary's mayor is urging citizens to continue social distancing and stay away from social gatherings – even if everyone stays six feet apart.

The City of Calgary is moving ahead with steps to ban the practice of conversion therapy.

A notice of motion calling for the creation of the taskforce will go in front of the Priorities and Finance Committee at city hall on Tuesday.

As the final hours of 2019 approach, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi is reminiscing on how the past 365 days went in the city and how he hopes the next 366 will go.