News from the Calgary region
Calgarians in extended southeastern and newer northwestern communities can’t expect an LRT station in their neighbourhood anytime soon [ READ MORE ]
Canada welcomes 90,000 temporary foreign workers to be permanent residents in 2021 through six new immigration streams. This program is part of Canada’s 2021–2023 immigration plan to grant 401,000 permanent residence permits.
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[dropcap]A[/dropcap]n increasingly crowded field of political candidates will hit the campaign trail with no voter list come October. And despite negative implications for the future, some are saying it was the right decision. The list [ READ MORE ]
On Feb. 18, 2021 the Gray Family Eau Claire YMCA shut its doors for good. On top of the added pressure due to COVID-19, the support and funding to keep the sports arena open were not present. [ READ MORE ]
Despite increasing delays and costs, Calgarians are largely in favour of the Green Line LRT project. [ READ MORE ]
Caitlin Varrin and Danielle Annicchiarico, owners of Lawless Vintage, launched an online market that has expanded from the East to West coast, with their Edmonton neighbour Rylea Coyote Vintage. [ READ MORE ]
Many Calgarians choose to pay extra for downtown living, which provides easy access and closeness to amenities. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic, they haven’t been able to experience what they feel they’ve paid for. [ READ MORE ]
Demand for hockey skates is on the rise and businesses are trying to meet customer requests as the winter progresses. [ READ MORE ]
Members and volunteers of Dashmesh Culture Centre are doing their best to help people by providing them meals, funds and clothes during the COVID-19 crisis. [ READ MORE ]
Due to the current COVID-19 shutdown, local business owners have faced several issues throughout December and January, especially with service-oriented businesses such as salons and fitness centres. [ READ MORE ]
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