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When unexpected challenges hit in Calgary, it’s good to know robust community support is just a call or click away. Whether it’s putting food on the table or finding urgent work, resources are readily available. For immediate grocery needs, emergency food hampers can provide a vital temporary buffer.
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Calgary residents often debate the political pulse of the province, and a look back at the 2023 provincial election offers a clear snapshot. While the provincial landscape boasts 87 electoral divisions, the Alberta Party, Green Party of Alberta, and Alberta Liberal Party together fielded candidates in only 75 of them.
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Ever notice how quickly a beautiful community can be marred by a mountain of trash? Residents in northwest Calgary's Kincora are currently battling an unsightly pile of construction debris that has taken root since late October 2025. This isn't just an eyesore; it's illegal
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Hold onto your hats, Calgary! Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has officially resigned from his Edmonton Riverbend seat, effective November 6, 2025. This unexpected departure creates a significant ripple across Alberta's political landscape. Jeneroux served in Parliament since 2015, a solid decade of federal service, following four years as
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Calgary, listen up: The provincial NDP is demanding stronger ethics rules for Alberta's government, citing concerns that current guidelines have been watered down. They're pushing hard for increased transparency and accountability within the province's leadership. This isn't just an Edmonton debate; Calgarians
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A new Facebook group, "Alberta Justice Support: Witnesses & Victims of Crime," has recently launched, offering a dedicated online space for individuals across the province who have been impacted by crime. This initiative aims to foster a supportive community where members can share their experiences, seek advice, and
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Calgary’s newly elected city council, seated October 20, 2025, features a striking gender imbalance. With a mayor and fourteen councillors, only two women secured seats – a stark contrast to the five women on the previous council, which included the city’s first female mayor. This marks the lowest female
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Calgary police undertook a significant operation in the downtown core last Wednesday, November 5, 2025, dubbed "Operation Order," resulting in 25 individuals facing charges and 115 people being connected with social agencies. This concentrated effort by the Calgary Police Service (CPS) is part of an ongoing strategy to
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A young Calgarian’s ambition to join the ranks of firefighters has sparked a crucial local discussion: what are the strongest qualifications? The path to becoming a firefighter in Canada is notoriously competitive, with thousands often vying for the same roles. Even as the Calgary Fire Department (CFD) has undertaken
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Calgary preacher Derek Reimer is set to face a new trial next spring, reigniting discussions in the city surrounding free speech and public demonstration. Reimer, who was originally acquitted of mischief and causing a disturbance following a protest at a drag library event on February 25, 2023, saw that acquittal
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This morning, November 7, 2025, is serving up a classic dose of our city’s infamous weather roulette. Expect cloudy conditions with periods of rain or snow, plus a sneaky risk of freezing rain. Fog is currently causing near-zero visibility in some spots, so take it easy on the roads
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Calgary, it's time for a wake-up call. Our roads are seeing a troubling trend, with fatal traffic collisions reaching a decade high. In 2024, 29 lives were lost, marking the highest annual count in over ten years. So far in 2025, that grim tally stands at 30 fatalities.
