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Southwest bike lane project moves ahead despite resident and cyclist concerns over safety and parking (opens the original)
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Some residents in the southwest neighbourhood of Killarney are questioning a city project aimed at improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians. Construction along 26th Avenue S.W. has begun at an estimated cost of $15.2 million. The area will soon have protected bike lanes and multi-use pathways on either side of the road, improved intersection accessibility and new street lights. Devin Dreeshen, Alberta transportation minister, said in 2025 that Calgary and Edmonton city councils need to unde
International students’ Calgary protest quashed by CBSA status checks (opens the original)
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Agents with the Canada Border Services Agency shut down a multi-week protest camp set up in northeast Calgary by international students who believe their post-graduation work permit applications were wrongfully refused. Border services agents went to the demonstration site on Wednesday looking for people with expired visas who have overstayed their permitted time in Canada. Twin Alberta demonstrations in Calgary and Edmonton included approximately 480 people out of the reported 1,500 affected by
‘History is made by workers, we own it’: AUPE celebrates 50 years in Alberta (opens the original)
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The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees is marking half a century since the province’s public-sector workers first banded together to found a new union. Founded in 1976, AUPE started as the Civil Service Association (CSA) in 1919 with only 400 members. Soon, the organization became severely restricted under the 1968 Civil Service Association of Alberta Act that limited how much power the CSA could negotiate with the government about workers’ rights. After eight long years, the law was repealed
3 lithium-ion battery fires within 24 hours prompts warning from Calgary firefighters (opens the original)
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Calgary Fire Department officials are warning of the potential dangers lithium-ion batteries pose following three recent fires. Firefighters responded to a home on Covecreek Mews Northeast, in the community of Coventry Hills, shortly before 9:30 a.m. Thursday for reports of a house fire. One person was assessed for smoke inhalation by paramedics at the scene. A fire investigator traced the start of the blaze to an electric scooter that was being charged. An unrelated emergency call shortly after
Hearts and hoops on helipad: Artful basketball courts unveiled downtown (opens the original)
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The decommissioned helipad in Eau Claire Park has reopened but it’s now basketball players, not helicopters, that will be launching off the concrete. The redesigned former helipad, located near the south side of the Peace Bridge, includes three half-courts and picnic tables, and is intended to serve as a new riverfront destination. Helipad Hoops came to life through a recent exchange between Ward 7 Coun. Myke Atkinson and University of Calgary students on reimagining public spaces. Since Decembe
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