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More than 5,000 hopefuls register to retrieve their inscribed bricks from Olympic Plaza
The Calgary Land Municipal Corporation offered to return, where possible, the engraved bricks that line the surface of Olympic Plaza after public outcry followed the initial announcement the artifacts would be destroyed during the downtown landmark's transformation project.
Cavalry FC to clash with Pumas of Mexico City in Calgary's 2nd continental cup appearance
Calgary's Cavalry FC will head south to Mexico in February to face one of that country's biggest soccer clubs in the first round of the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
Will Calgary lose the rear-view mirror wave? Growth could mean more big-city drivers
One driving instructor says he’s seeing big-city habits taking over on Calgary roads. But others aren't so sure that Calgary courtesy is disappearing quite yet.
Cavalry FC to battle against Hamilton's Forge FC for Canadian Premier League championship
Calgary's Cavalry FC could win its first Canadian Premier League championship on Saturday when it takes on Hamilton's Forge FC in front of a home crowd at ATCO field.
Bids to save the engraved bricks of Calgary's Olympic Plaza resurface as demolition looms
Some Calgarians appear to be taking matters into their own hands after it was revealed that Olympic Plaza's transformation project will not include the etched bricks that have surrounded the urban park for decades.
16th Avenue N.W. to reopen Monday as feeder main repairs near finish line
The city says 16th Avenue N.W. will reopen Monday as work starts wrapping up to repair broken sections of the Bearspaw feeder main.
Frustrated residents gather to share concerns about social disorder at northeast outdoor mall
At night, the parking lot at Savanna Bazaar becomes a social hub marred by problematic behaviour — vehicle stunting, speeding, fireworks and, in some cases, harassment, according to Coun. Raj Dhaliwal.
Calgarians trim water use as work on some repair sites going 'quicker' than expected
After more than a week of daily water use at or above 500 million litres, the City of Calgary recorded its lowest numbers for demand on Monday at 494 million litres.
Feds 'surprised and disappointed' by Alberta's withdrawal of funding for Green Line LRT
Sean Fraser, federal minister of housing, infrastructure and communities, said the province's move to withdraw its $1.53-billion commitment to the LRT project would impact thousands of jobs.
More fines issued as Calgary officials continue calls for water conservation
With a heat wave expected over the next few days, city officials are reiterating concerns about the strain on Calgary's water system while the main feeder pipe is out of service for critical repairs.