On October 19th, Albertans are being asked to vote on ten referendum questions. Most of the attention has understandably been directed towards Question 10: whether Alberta should begin the constitutio...

It’s been nearly 41 years that Calgary’s top bureaucrat and other city officials have flanked the mayor at the head of council, but that arrangement could soon change. Councillors agreed to advance a ...

In May, Council began a structured leadership transition process following the announcement that Chief Administrative Officer David Duckworth will be stepping down from his role. The Chief Administrat...

Who will be Calgary’s next top administrator? The city has officially launched its search for a new CAO ahead of David Duckworth’s departure. Henna Saeed reports.

The Prairie Economic Gateway delivers jobs, economic diversification and a brighter future for all of Southern Alberta.

In 2024, City Council approved citywide rezoning as one of 98 recommendations in the Home is Here Housing Strategy, with the goal of increasing housing supply, assisting with housing affordability, and expanding housing choice across Calgary.  In December 2025, Council initiated the process to consider repealing that decision, Rezoning was not an explicit part of Councillor Yule's campaign platform. The top three priorities heard from Ward 3 residents during the election were infrastructure, tra

In 2024 City Council approved citywide rezoning in response to Calgary’s housing crisis. The purpose was to enable an increase in housing supply and housing choices, and was one of 98 recommendations ...

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Physical police checks can't keep up with speeding traffic as well as radar.

Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen said province won't return photo radar to Stoney and Deerfoot Trails despite police request to do so.