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Hey Calgary! Get ready for a powerful day of unified advocacy. The 'Sit In for Equity' is happening in Edmonton, and it needs our support. On Monday, October 28, 2025, a coalition of Indigenous and disabled-led groups will descend on the Alberta Legislature for a peaceful demonstration. This

While the Mayoral race grabs the headlines, a truly significant political battle is playing out for the heart of our city's public education system. On Monday, October 20, 2025, Calgarians won't just be voting for Mayor; they'll be deciding who controls the Calgary Board

A recent teacher strike lasting nearly two weeks has sparked conversations in Calgary. Rather than finding a resolution, the UCP threatened back-to-work legislation and opted to give parents $30 a day instead. Critics wonder why these funds weren't directed toward teachers. Tensions rose further when a student asking

Alberta Health Services is officially trimming the fat in its corporate offices, confirming the elimination of 400 total positions—including 100 current employees and 300 vacant roles—in departments like IT, Finance, and HR. This isn't just routine budget slashing; it's the direct fallout from Premier

Heads up, Calgary! Premier Danielle Smith has drawn a firm line in the sand: the historic province-wide teachers’ strike is facing a government ultimatum, not a handshake agreement. As of October 17th, schools remain closed. Premier Smith did not announce a deal; she stated that if the dispute isn'

Hold onto your hats, Calgary! The cost of two crucial new interchanges in our deep south – 194 Avenue S.E. and 210 Avenue S.E. – has officially hit a substantial $260 million. These aren't just any roads; they're vital gateways for thousands of future residents in