Scott Strasser
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Transit users pan Calgary Transit's decision to reduce service levels on Orange Shirt Day (opens the original)
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Several public transportation users aired frustrations Wednesday about Calgary Transit’s decision to operate at reduced service levels, in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Even though Sept. 30 has been recognized as a federal holiday for five years, many Calgarians still worked Wednesday, and many transit-users experienced lengthy waits for buses or jam-packed CTrain cars on their commutes to work. The reduced transit service levels generated various complaints from
'Going to be a special year': Calgary Flames prep for Saddledome's swan song season (opens the original)
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The puck will drop Thursday night on a new season for the Calgary Flames — the team’s last in its long-serving home at the Scotiabank Saddledome. With the Flames set to relocate to Scotia Place next fall, the home game against the Seattle Kraken will mark the NHL franchise’s final season-opener at the 44-year-old Saddledome, which is set to be demolished after the new venue is officially opened. “I think our players are very fortunate to be part of this year, to be honest with you,” Flames head
'Real fiscal challenges': Double-digit property tax increase on tap as 2027 budget talks loom (opens the original)
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While it’s far from set in stone, a 15 per cent property tax increase for homeowners is in the cards for next year, after Calgary city council approved the early public release of some preliminary budget documents on Tuesday. Council voted to publish the figures at the beginning of a day-long strategic meeting that was otherwise mostly spent behind closed doors. The documents outline a 15 per cent proposed property tax hike for 2027, followed by subsequent increases of 12.5 per cent in 2028, nin
'We call this our home': Saddledome staff prepare for iconic venue's farewell season (opens the original)
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There’s only one season left to catch a game or concert at the Scotiabank Saddledome before the 44-year-old venue is replaced by nearby Scotia Place. As the Saddledome’s main user groups — the Calgary Flames, Wranglers, Hitmen and Roughnecks — prepare to embark on their farewell season at “the Dome,” so too are the many Calgary Sport and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) employees who help the facility run smoothly on game days and concert nights. Media were given a behind-the-scenes tour of the
New report cites 'catastrophic failure' of government response to Cargill COVID-19 outbreak in 2020 (opens the original)
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A new academic paper describes a “catastrophic failure” of the provincial government to adequately protect Cargill workers during a massive COVID-19 outbreak in 2020 at the company’s beef processing plant south of Calgary. The outbreak at the slaughterhouse near High River occurred during the early months of the global pandemic. It resulted in two employee fatalities, 18 hospitalizations and approximately 950 COVID-19 infections between April and mid-May 2020. With nearly half the facility’s 2,0
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