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Smile! November's Photo Radar Keeps Calgary's Streets Safer

Calgary, a heads-up: November's photo radar is on patrol to make our roads safer, especially as traffic fatalities hit concerning highs. In 2024, our city saw 29 fatal collisions, the highest in over a decade, with 13 involving pedestrians. This year, as of October, 30 lives have been

Calgary's Call for Change: Could a Petition Bring Back Vote Tabulators?

Calgarians experienced a bumpy ride to the ballot box on October 20, 2025, as delays and extended lines marred the municipal election that saw a new mayor and council elected. Now, a citizen petition is brewing to bring back electronic vote tabulators, which many believe could restore efficiency to local

AFL Press Conference Scrutiny: Calgarians Call for Clear Action

Calgary is buzzing after the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL), led by President Gil McGowan, and Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske, delivered a fiery address on October 29, 2025. Their focus: the UCP government's controversial Bill 2, the Back to School Act, which forced striking teachers back

Smarter Alarms Could Mean Smoother Hospital Stays in Calgary

Calgary, get ready for quieter hospitals! A groundbreaking innovation from the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business is set to transform the patient and clinician experience, making hospital stays less stressful and more efficient. On October 28, 2025, Hossein Piri unveiled an intelligent, personalized alert system designed

Bow Valley College Launches Game-Changer for Alberta Healthcare Pros

Calgary’s healthcare landscape just got a major shot in the arm. Bow Valley College officially rolled out "Compliance Health" on October 15, 2024, a new digital platform poised to revolutionize training for Alberta’s healthcare professionals. This isn't just another app; it's a

Are More Teachers Really Coming? Alberta's Promise Under Scrutiny

Calgary’s bustling school communities are bracing for significant changes following the Alberta Government’s announcement to hire 3,000 teachers and 1,500 education assistants province-wide over the next three years. This investment is crucial as Calgary's student population continues its rapid expansion, with the Calgary Board

Where’s the Sticker Spinner? Calgary’s Take on Political Decals

Calgary’s vehicle bumpers are once again serving as highly visible political billboards, with a notable shift in their defiant messages. While "f Trudeau" decals have been a common sight for years, the conversation on the streets is now turning to "f Smith" and "f