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Calgary's housing sector is buzzing with activity, as the latest "Builders Report - One and Two Family Community Detail," updated November 18, 2025, confirms robust construction. This report, tracking a recognized dwelling classification, highlights significant development, particularly in rapidly expanding peripheral communities, shaping our city'
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Repeal Motion Advances Amid Public Demand Calgary's highly contentious blanket upzoning bylaw is nearing a pivotal moment. A Notice of Motion to repeal the city-wide rezoning policy was carried by the Executive Committee with a significant 13-2 vote on November 17, 2025. This sets the stage for a
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Recent federal polling data from the Angus Reid Institute reveals significant shifts in Canada's political landscape, with direct implications for Calgary. Mark Carney enjoys a 52 per cent approval rating, resulting in a net approval of plus 13. Meanwhile, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre faces his lowest favourability
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Calgary Kicks Off National Tech Drive for Social Good From its Calgary base, the Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) launched a National Holiday Tech Drive on November 18, 2025. This ambitious initiative aims to mobilize dormant technology assets across Canada, reinforcing the digital backbone of over 500 Canadian charities and community
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Unpacking Canadian Wellness Trends A recent Ipsos "Future of Wellness" study, featuring exclusive Canadian data, offers critical insights into the evolving landscape of well-being, resonating deeply within Calgary’s proactive community efforts. Presented by Diane Ridgway-Cross of Ipsos Strategy3 Canada, the "What the Future: Wellness – Canadian Edition&
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Frustration Builds Over Family Court System A Calgary-based lawyer has openly expressed deep disillusionment with Alberta’s family legal system, citing personal experiences of judicial inconsistencies, alleged procedural missteps, and concerns over child welfare. The lawyer describes a system detached from families' realities, highlighting instances where judicial discretion appeared
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UCP Resolution Sparks Reproductive Rights Debate A proposed United Conservative Party (UCP) resolution has ignited a fiery community debate over reproductive rights, ahead of the party's Annual General Meeting in Edmonton from November 28-30, 2025. UCP members are set to vote on Policy Resolution #29, which proposes ending
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Calgary's Helicopter Air Watch for Community Safety (HAWCS) unit proved its vital role recently, assisting in the apprehension of a dangerous carjacking suspect. On Sunday, November 16, police responded to reports of an assault and vehicle theft in the 900 block of 32 Avenue N.E. The victim
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Alberta Doctors Advocate for Hospital Vaccinations Alberta pediatricians are urging the province to routinely offer childhood immunizations within children's hospitals to combat alarmingly low vaccination rates. Despite their persistent calls, the Alberta government has firmly rejected the proposal, citing significant pressure on these specialized facilities and the need
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Pedestrian Safety in Focus After SW Calgary Incident A recent traffic alert concerning a pedestrian incident at 4 Street SW and 10 Avenue SW has once again brought Calgary's pressing road safety challenges to the forefront. This downtown intersection, like many across our city, is a daily thoroughfare
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National Skepticism Over World Cup Costs A recent Angus Reid Institute poll reveals 71% of Canadians believe hosting the 2026 World Cup is only worthwhile for Toronto and Vancouver if revenues meet or exceed costs. With Vancouver's estimated hosting bill at up to $624 million (plus $116 million
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Recent online community discussions have sparked a fiery debate over perceived political bias and corporate control within Alberta’s news media, fueling calls for diverse voices. Many residents express concern over conservative leanings, particularly identifying Postmedia as a major player in the local news landscape. This sentiment often points to
