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[ April 21, 2026 ] Calgarians unite in spiderweb enactment inspired by Blackfoot creation story City
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Airdrie motorists happy to take things nice and slow

October 14, 2018 Carmen Cundy

While Calgary’s ‘Step Forward’ committee is looking to reduce residential speed limits to 40 km/h, Airdrie has maintained their 30 km/h speed limits with relative success since the 1980s. [ READ MORE ]

Driverless shuttle a hit at the Zoo, TELUS Spark

October 14, 2018 Khaleel Haji

The TELUS spark centre and Calgary zoo has started bridging the walkways and roads between their two facilities with an innovative and developing mode of futuristic transportation. [ READ MORE ]

Has Calgary had the last straw? Some restaurants think so

October 14, 2018 Lea Luciano

The Last Straw campaign prompted over a hundred restaurants in Calgary to switch to a straw-on-request service since its launch on July 1st. [ READ MORE ]

Okotoks welcomes tiny homes village, but not in Kinsmen Park

October 13, 2018 Miriam Halpenny

Residents of Okotoks are expressing many concerns towards the proposed tiny home village coming to their community.
The Town of Okotoks has teamed up with Vagabond Tiny Homes to utilize Kinsmen Park to create one of the first tiny home villages in Canada. [ READ MORE ]

You can use grass, but don’t let your pets get into it

October 13, 2018 Olena Yavny

Calgary veterinarians suspect that there will be a rise in incidents of house pets accidently consuming marijuana, on the grounds that it will become more abundant once legalized in October 2018. [ READ MORE ]

Pot may be legal, but some students favour limits on campus consumption

October 13, 2018 Brett Klassen

Cannabis treatment is still in the ocean of controversy that surrounds the substance and how they control it. [ READ MORE ]

SAIT warns pot smokers to butt out on campus

October 13, 2018 Alex Hamilton

This semester, SAIT is pairing a strict ban on campus consumption of marijuana with new designated smoking areas for tobacco, meant to decrease second-hand smoke. [ READ MORE ]

Environmental group presses city council for action on climate change

September 28, 2018 Samantha Gryba

Concerned calgarians spoke at Calgary City Council on September 12, 2018, during the standing policy committee hearing to discuss “A Healthy and Green City,” and address climate action in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]

Photos help SAIT instructor focus on maintaining good mental health

May 4, 2018 Mitchell Danser

In his photo series, Home of the Brave, SAIT instructor Danny Miller aims to remove stigma and encourage more conversation surrounding mental health. [ READ MORE ]

Construction of new Foothills Hospital parkade a challenge for patients, staff

April 18, 2018 Anika Khan

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he parkade at Foothills Hospital continues to be under construction, which is creating challenges for patients and staff. The Calgary hospital’s parkade project has been under way since September, 2016, at a cost of $60 [ READ MORE ]