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In Calgary, a recent forum debate has highlighted confusion about how property tax designations affect school funding, especially concerning private schools. Residents are questioning if their choices on tax notices influence public dollars reaching private educational institutions. Calgary property owners can direct their education taxes to either public or separate
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Calgary's Emergency Medical Services (EMS) are under intense scrutiny after a social media post claimed zero ambulances were available during a red alert. This revelation has sparked significant concern among residents, highlighting ongoing challenges within the city's healthcare system. Community Concerns The post described a scenario
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Calgary Home Invasion Sparks Urgent Safety Discourse Over Online Transactions A deeply unsettling report has emerged from Calgary, where a couple was attacked at their home by robbers responding to an online ad. This incident has ignited a fiery debate within the community, highlighting the inherent risks of online marketplaces
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The recent enactment of Alberta's 'Fairness and Safety in Sport Act' has ignited a fiery debate across Calgary and beyond. This legislation restricts female-only sports divisions to athletes recorded as female at birth, raising concerns about privacy and fairness. While the Act applies to athletes aged
Business
A Steady Hand for Shareholders Calgary-headquartered Enbridge Inc. has announced a 3% increase in its quarterly dividend for 2026, marking an impressive 31st consecutive year of increases. Shareholders will receive $0.9700 per common share, payable on March 1, 2026, to those on record by February 17, 2026. This consistent
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Alberta's Reconciliation Stance Under Scrutiny Alberta Justice Minister Mickey Amery recently stirred debate by stating that only 29 of the 94 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Calls to Action apply to Alberta. This remark, made during a legislative session on November 27, 2025, has sparked concerns about the
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The Calgary Hitmen have once again captured the hearts of Calgarians with their annual Teddy Bear Toss. This year, the team collected an impressive 26,828 bears, ready to be distributed to over 60 local charities. The event, marking its 30th year, was held on December 7, 2025, against the
City News
As winter grips Calgary, the city faces a growing crisis of homelessness and drug use, with public transit becoming an unintended refuge. Social media voices, such as a recent post lamenting the sight of individuals sleeping on CTrains and hiding blankets in suburban trash cans, highlight a pressing concern among
City News
Calgary sees strong employment and revised national productivity, but challenges in housing affordability and policy execution pose significant questions for 2026.
