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A recent social media post by Calgary Herald columnist Rick Bell has brought the spotlight back on Calgary's bike lane infrastructure. The United Conservative Party (UCP) is calling for comprehensive data from the city, hinting at a possible "crackdown." This move has reignited discussions around the
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Mestizo Taqueria, nestled in the heart of Calgary's Kensington, is tuning up to bring warmth to the winter months with live Latin music nights starting in January. This exciting initiative promises to transform the restaurant into a vibrant cultural hub, celebrating the rich musical traditions of Mexico, Chile,
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Calgary drivers are experiencing a real-life "Choose Your Own Adventure" on Deerfoot Trail North near the Glenmore overpass. The combination of ongoing construction and recent snowfall has left many scrambling to find lanes on this busy stretch of highway. The Government of Alberta's multi-year Deerfoot Trail
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Calgary City Council has taken a decisive step by approving the 2026 budget, signaling a robust commitment to public safety and affordability. The budget, endorsed by a 12-3 vote on December 3, 2025, allocates $94 million to enhance downtown safety, 9-1-1 operations, and the Calgary Police Service. In a recent
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Calgary Police Resource Allocation Ignites Community Debate A heated debate has erupted over the Calgary Police Service's resource allocation, with residents questioning the deployment of officers amid ongoing discussions about staffing levels and crime concerns. Community opinions, such as those voiced on social media, suggest frustration with the
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A recent social media post has sparked debate within Calgary about the Calgary Police Service's (CPS) handling of protests. The post questions whether the police apply the so-called 'Riot Act' more strictly to certain groups, notably peaceful Christian gatherings, compared to pro-Palestinian protests. In Canada, the
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Community Grapples with Unverified Claims Linking Lottery Win to Edmonton Murders Joshua Saulteaux's disappearance has sparked intense community speculation in Calgary. Saulteaux, a lottery winner, was previously convicted as an accessory to the 2021 murders of Deidra Aldridge and Daniel Grandbois in Edmonton. His sudden vanishing has left
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The Candy Cane Gala, a beloved Calgary tradition, has surpassed expectations by raising over $20 million for the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation. This annual event, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and black-tie elegance, supports critical care and research for children. A Community's Generous Spirit The gala&
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Firefighters Laud Budget Decision Calgary's City Council has made headlines with a unanimous decision to enhance the fire department's budget by $8.7 million. This move, praised by the Calgary Firefighters Association, is seen as a reflection of the city's commitment to public safety
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A Calgary high school student is at the center of a troubling case involving the alleged use of artificial intelligence to create sexualized images of local teenage girls. The 17-year-old, whose identity is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, faces charges of making, possessing, and distributing child sexual abuse
