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Mayor Jeromy Farkas, fresh off his October 2025 election victory, is moving to repeal the controversial blanket upzoning, making good on a key campaign promise. This marks a definitive pivot towards prioritizing community voices in Calgary's ongoing development debates. The initiative aims to curb the previous council’s
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With our city bordering wild spaces, wildlife management hits close to home. Remember recent bear sightings near Signal Hill or Oakridge? Now, Alberta's grizzly bear policies are under the microscope. On November 3, 2025, Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen announced a comprehensive review of grizzly bear
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You might have seen them, signs in hand, but the story of 251 Sobeys warehouse workers in Rocky View County deserves a closer look. Members of Teamsters Local Union No. 987, these essential employees have been locked out and on strike since September 18, 2025, a situation that has now
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The discovery of old, cheaper meat in a basement deep freezer recently sparked a relatable online rant from a Calgarian, highlighting the stark reality of 2025’s surging grocery prices. This blast from the past resonates deeply as food costs continue their upward climb across the country. Canada's
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Calgary, Alberta – A passionate crowd gathered recently, in Calgary, sending a clear message to provincial leaders: ramp up environmental protections now. Organized by the Coalition for Responsible Energy (C4RE), the rally specifically highlighted the urgent need to address climate concerns and the escalating costs associated with abandoned oil and gas
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A heated political debate is brewing in Alberta, and Calgarians, known for their keen interest in local and provincial accountability, are closely watching the developments surrounding the province's Recall Act. This legislation, enacted in 2022 by the UCP government with amendments taking effect July 4, 2025, allows voters
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Bridgeland commuters, get ready for a serious upgrade! A brand-new INS Market officially opened its doors mid-October at the Bridgeland CTrain station. This is a game-changer for your daily commute. Forget scrambling for essentials. This spot has you covered with snacks, drinks, batteries, and phone chargers. Tobacco products are also
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The debate over public funds for private schools is heating up in Alberta, and Calgarians have a direct stake in the conversation. With our city's public schools already bursting at the seams, how education dollars are allocated truly matters. Calgary's public school system is experiencing unprecedented
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Calgary Police are hitting downtown and transit routes hard with "Operation Order" this November, aiming to curb social disorder and crime. Chief Katie McLellan pulls no punches, stating that despite previous efforts, "the perception - and reality - of social disorder and crime has not improved. We&
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The United Conservative Party is feeling the heat. Recent teacher legislation and looming nurse strike action are fueling public discontent, with Calgarians watching closely. A province-wide teacher strike began October 6, 2025. It quickly escalated. The UCP government responded by passing Bill 2, the "Back to School Act,"
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Alberta's political landscape just got a major financial shake-up. The United Conservative Party (UCP) recently reinstated limits on corporate donations, and the money is already pouring in. The party raked in a massive $471,000 in corporate contributions in just three months, a move reported on November 4,
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Calgary is abuzz with political action as a recall petition targets Demetrios Nicolaides, MLA for Calgary-Bow and the province's Minister of Education and Childcare. This significant movement, initiated by Calgarian Jennifer Yeremiy, received official approval and was issued on October 23, 2025. The petition stems from claims that
