Current events happening in your community
As the fall semester comes to a close, many post-secondary students deal with a considerable degree of stress as they complete their courses. [ READ MORE ]
Alberta’s economy has suffered recently, and Calgarians have felt their median personal income drop from $64,098 in 2018, to $60,789 in 2019. According to a statistic from Calgary Economic Development, and cited by the Vital Sign report, Calgary is the only city that has seen a decrease in the average wage. The median wage has gone down nine per cent over five years. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary Board of Education (CBE) students are unlikely to see the Harry Potter books banned from their libraries this school year, according to three board educators. [ READ MORE ]
Screamfest founders are gearing up to launch HEX, Canada’s first fan convention for Halloween and horror lovers, in Calgary this fall. [ READ MORE ]
The Calgary Farmers’ Market has planned to open a second market located in the northwest community of Greenwich by 2021. [ READ MORE ]
Emotions ran high as the supervised consumption site review board heard from residents of the city’s Beltline on Sept. 11 and 12. [ READ MORE ]
Calgarians saw a reduction to the schedules of 74 bus lines at the start of this fall but the City will remain in its new schedule for this winter. [ READ MORE ]
The Green Line project team is now in crunch mode as they have until January 2020 to determine the recommended route for the line’s downtown segment. [ READ MORE ]
Hundreds of Calgarians gathered at City Hall Municipal Plaza on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019, to take part in the Global Climate Strike.
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Hundreds of Calgarians protest for climate action to be made immediately during International Climate Week at City Hall Municipal Plaza on Sept. 27, 2019. [ READ MORE ]
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