Finding the Perfect Tobogganing Hills for Visiting Families
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Jordan Scott
Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Bill 11's Impact: Calgary Grapples with Healthcare Changes
Calgary is abuzz with anxiety and debate following the passing of Alberta's Bill 11, officially known as the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 2). The legislation, introduced by the United Conservative Party, aims to implement a dual practice model allowing some surgeons to work in both public
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Navigating Calgary's Christmas Tree Permit Maze
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Montgomery Residents Rally for Justice Amid Car Break-ins
In the wake of a troubling series of car break-ins on 22nd Ave NW, Montgomery residents are turning to each other for help. A plea for surveillance footage has circulated, underscoring the community's determination to combat property crime. Community Calls for Vigilance The break-ins, occurring between 11 p.
Calgary Innovator Launches AI Tool to Battle Grocery Inflation
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Calgary's Heart Shines Bright with Million-Dollar Fundraiser
The spirit of giving is alive and well in Calgary, as the recent 'Morning of Giving' event saw the community rally together to raise an impressive $333,000. This brings the total funds raised for The Magic of Christmas to over one million dollars since the event'
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Navigating Calgary's Tight Housing Market: A Newcomer's Dilemma
A heartfelt plea for short-term housing in Calgary has highlighted the struggles faced by newcomers with limited budgets. A recent transplant from British Columbia, the individual is caught in a bind—seeking accommodation for six weeks on just $100-$300 until permanent housing becomes available in February. The Struggle for
Calgary Stargazers Seek Perfect Spots for Geminid Meteor Shower
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Trans Mountain Fined Record $196K for Environmental Breaches as Calgary Prioritizes Pipeline Integrity
Record Penalty for Environmental Lapses The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) announced on December 10, 2025, a significant $196,000 Administrative Monetary Penalty (AMP) against Trans Mountain. This, the largest cumulative AMP ever issued by the CER, was paid without review. It stems from four separate violations between January 28-31, 2024,
Calgary Council to Discuss Ward Office Furniture Funding Amid Public Debate
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Recall Petitions Target Alberta Premier and Ministers
In a significant political development, Elections Alberta has announced the issuance of recall petitions for Premier Danielle Smith and two of her cabinet ministers. This move, confirmed on December 10, 2025, marks a pivotal moment in Alberta's political landscape. Recall Process Underway The petitions target Smith, representing Brooks-Medicine
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Bank of Canada Holds Rates Amidst Economic Resilience, Calgary Navigates Growth and Cost Concerns
The Bank of Canada's decision to hold rates at 2.25% signals economic resilience, but Calgary faces elevated unemployment and rising costs despite strong growth projections and a rebalancing housing market.