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Calgary's Transit Vision: The Backbone of Future Growth

Calgary is embracing a transformative vision for its future with the Municipal Development Plan's Primary Transit Network (PTN), a crucial component of the city's strategy for urban growth and mobility. This network is designed to serve as the backbone of Calgary’s transit system, offering residents

Calgary Police Commission Gears Up for Final 2025 Meeting Amid Budget Concerns

The Calgary Police Commission is set to hold its final regular meeting of the year on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. This meeting, open to the public and media, comes at a crucial time for Calgary's public safety landscape. The

Calgary's Icy Streets Stir Public Outcry

Calgarians have taken to social media to voice their frustration over icy conditions on residential streets following a recent snowfall. Residents describe the roads as "skating rinks," urging the city to apply gravel to enhance safety. Residents Demand Action Many locals feel that the city's plowing

TransPod's Bold Vision: Is Alberta Ready for Hyperloop?

TransPod's ambitious proposal to connect Calgary and Edmonton with an ultra-high-speed rail link has reignited debates across Alberta. The project, boasting a 45-minute travel time, faces scrutiny from a community familiar with failed hyperloop promises. Community Skepticism Despite securing $550 million in private investment, TransPod's plan

Calgary's Healthcare Debate: Public vs. Private Systems Under Scrutiny

Calgary's community is immersed in a spirited discussion about the merits of public versus private healthcare systems, driven by a detailed online analysis comparing various global models. The central argument, supported by OECD data, claims that systems with higher public financing tend to achieve better health outcomes at

Doctor Shortage: Beyond Privatization in Alberta's Healthcare

Doctor Supply, Not Privatization A recent discussion in Calgary has spotlighted a critical issue in Canada's healthcare system: the shortage of physicians. While some argue that privatization might be a solution, a closer look at Australia suggests otherwise. Australia boasts nearly four doctors per 1,000 people, compared

Calgary Researchers Unmask Cartoon Influence on Kids' Unhealthy Eating

Calgary Study Reveals Unhealthy Truth A new study led by University of Calgary communications professor Dr. Charlene Elliott reveals a concerning truth: cartoon characters prominently featured on food packaging are overwhelmingly promoting unhealthy snacks to children. Transmitted by PR Newswire on November 25, 2025, the research, funded by Heart &