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Jul 30, 2026
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Two kilometres of new steel pipe now in place as project prepares for fall tie-in work
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Five days of writing at Element Calgary Downtown, ending in a free public showcase on September 3.
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Seventeen projects in all, with $14.9 million going to energy storage, solar and wind.
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Calgary sits at 86 per cent support, just behind Edmonton and well above the 74 per cent national figure.
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BMO anchors The51's Fund III alongside 17 co-investors, targeting health, wealth and workplace sectors.
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Federal, Jumpstart, and City funding will bring a free-to-use pitch to a Calgary community — location still to be determined.
Ottawa and the province are splitting the bill. The 1988 rink's ice-making system has been leaking brine.
Jul 2, 2026
Olympic medallists Courtney Sarault and Mikaël Kingsbury lead more than 120 entries through downtown.
Jun 16, 2026
Fans score the drivers live across three events — racing, two-wheel skills and freestyle.
The free downtown gathering space runs to September 27, after drawing more than 10,000 visitors last summer.
Two major cultural celebrations take over the city this weekend, now that Stampede has wrapped.
Jun 30, 2026
More than 40 vendors, tastings and a home fermenting contest land at Big Rock Brewery on August 29.
A pilot through the city's Fair Entry program, aimed at residents facing cost barriers to prescriptions.
A $500,000 BMO commitment is matched dollar-for-dollar by the Jim Pattison Foundation, doubling total funding.
Boards can spend the money on food, staffing and administration over three years.
Bill C-34 sets three legal duties for platforms and also covers AI chatbots operating here.
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A dumped pet was recently pulled from a stormwater pond. The province would like you to stop doing that.
Thirteen offences under Alberta's Wildlife Act, and more than $135,000 in fines between them.
Roughly 600 head, grazing from July 14 to 30, as part of the city's vegetation management.
