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Calgary's Housing Fund at Risk Amid Rezoning Standoff
Calgary is at a crossroads as the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) halts $129 million in federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) money, pending clarity on citywide rezoning plans. This pause, reported by Global News, has sparked heated discussions among residents and city officials.
Community and Policy Clash
The federal
Calgary City Council Nears Conclusion of Budget Hearings
Calgary City Council is on the brink of concluding its public hearings for the 2026 municipal budget. Scheduled to finish on Wednesday, November 26, these hearings have been a platform for residents to voice their concerns over the proposed budget adjustments.
Community Concerns
Key issues include the proposed 5.8%
Controversy Surrounds Appointment of Alberta's Ethics Commissioner
The appointment of Shawn McLeod as Alberta's Ethics Commissioner has ignited a fierce debate over his independence and the transparency of the selection process. McLeod's prior attempt to secure a UCP nomination and his extensive private and public sector experience have fueled skepticism about his neutrality.
Serious Collision in Calgary's Foothills Industrial Park
A serious collision occurred this morning in Calgary's Foothills Industrial Park, a vital area for logistics and manufacturing. At approximately 8:45 a.m., a semi-truck traveling northbound on 52 Street S.E. collided with a Volkswagen Passat turning left onto 61 Avenue S.E.
The driver of
Navigating Calgary's Tech Job Market: Opportunities and Challenges
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Alberta's Political Landscape Shifts with New Recall Petitions
In a significant political development, Elections Alberta has approved recall petitions against five additional members of Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative caucus, raising the total to 14. This decision has sparked widespread discussions across Alberta, highlighting a growing demand for political accountability.
MLAs Under Scrutiny
The affected MLAs include