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Calgary, the wait is almost over! After Monday's 2025 municipal election, the fate of our city's next leaders is being meticulously determined. Today, Tuesday, October 21, 2025, is a pivotal day as Elections Calgary diligently counts the remaining ballots. Counting of advance vote and mail-in councillor

Calgarians are feeling the ripple effects of the ongoing Alberta Teacher Strike, a situation now entering its third week. The province-wide walkout, which began on Monday, October 6, has shuttered approximately 2,500 schools and kept 750,000 students out of classrooms. This includes students across Calgary's public,

Calgary has a new mayor! In a nail-biting finish on October 20, 2025, Jeromy Farkas secured the mayoral seat, narrowly defeating Sonya Sharp and unseating incumbent Mayor Jyoti Gondek. The race was incredibly close, with fewer than 600 votes separating Farkas and Sharp when all ballots were tallied. This pivotal

Calgary’s suburbs are buzzing, attracting a wave of new residents seeking relief from soaring housing costs in provinces like British Columbia. With July 2024 seeing BC's average housing price at $962,537 CAD compared to Alberta's $486,828 CAD, it’s clear why many are

Calgary parents are grappling with significant hurdles in Alberta’s 811 health booking system, facing disconnections and overwhelming call volumes as they attempt to secure crucial immunization appointments for their children. The frustration hit a peak for one local resident on October 20, 2025, who highlighted the absence of a

Calgary high school students are grappling with academic uncertainty as the November 2025 diploma exams have been declared optional by Alberta Education. This significant shift, announced on Friday, October 17, stems from the ongoing province-wide teacher strike, which began on October 6, causing widespread disruption to instructional time across Alberta,

Got an old couch gathering dust that online marketplaces just won't budge? You're not alone. As a Calgary resident recently discovered, rehoming gently used furniture can be tricky, but local charities are stepping up to bridge a critical gap. Calgary faces a significant affordability crisis, with