On Wednesday, City of Calgary administration will recommend that the residential speed limits be lowered to 40 km/h.

Officials noted the primary themes found from public input include creating a place of gathering and connection to create civic pride and diversity of programming inside and outside of the new facility.

The connection from the future green line station would run from 96 Avenue and follow a route across Deerfoot Trail to the airport.

The councillors plan to voice their concerns at a June 15 city council meeting.

On Monday, councillors will begin hearing submissions from the public regarding the revised alignment.

“They are as front lines as it gets really ... there are a lot of them that are quite concerned,” Mahar said.

Of council's 15 members, eight were physically present in the council chamber, with a space in between each of them.

Calgary homeowners face significant increases in property taxes resulting from the new provincial budget, Calgary City Council heard Monday.

An investigation into Ward 2 Councillor Joe Magliocca's expense claims was launched after he asked to be reimbursed $6,400 from taxpayers money.

Four Calgary councillors are calling on the mayor to write a letter to Premier Jason Kenney to create a special task force on property tax assessment.