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Crucial Talks in Calgary on Aging Oil Wells: What's at Stake?

A critical discussion is heating up in Calgary, focusing on Alberta's aging oil and gas wells and ongoing coal mining concerns. Albertans against coal mining in the Rockies are gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 on 7 Avenue SE from 6 p.m. to 8:30

Calgary, The Federal Budget is Now Mayor Farkas’s First Test

Calgary’s new leader, Mayor Jeromy Farkas, expressed "cautious optimism" regarding the newly tabled federal budget. With the municipal election just wrapped, the city is now keenly watching for robust federal investment that aligns with his mandate of fiscal discipline and addressing the core needs of a growing

Downtown Safety Blitz: Calgary Police in Action

Calgary Police are rolling out a focused, one-day initiative today, November 5, 2025, aimed squarely at boosting public safety in the city's downtown core. Dubbed "Safer Calgary – Operation Order," this concentrated effort responds directly to ongoing community concerns about safety and aims to foster greater engagement

Calgary Housing Market: Daily Surge, Monthly Flux, Annual Stability

Calgary’s housing market continues its dynamic dance, with median prices currently sitting at $533,000. Overall, average prices across the year have consistently hovered around $630,000, showcasing robust growth. As of Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the market saw 55 homes change hands, continuing a recent uptick. Meanwhile, 96

Calgarians Voice Frustration Over AFL's Silence: Where’s the Engagement?

Calgarians are speaking out, feeling unheard by the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL). Following a highly anticipated AFL press conference, many residents texted 'RESIST' to 55255. They were eager for ongoing updates and a direct line to the labour movement. But since the initial welcome, responses have been

Calgarians Call for Change: A Local's Take on Political Inaction

A Calgary machinist's recent online post, shared on November 4, 2025, is sparking serious discussion across the city. The raw critique highlights deep frustrations with both federal and provincial leadership. Many Calgarians resonate with the sentiment, especially as a recent Leger survey indicated 61 percent of Albertans believe