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How The Fireworks War Was Won
Happy Canada Day!
We’re all looking forward to the annual tradition of getting together with friends and family, and - of course - taking in the fireworks.
Calgary Minute: Electric Buses, BMO Expansion, and Canada Day Fireworks
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Calgary Minute: Conduct Policies, Judicial Recount, and Another Transit Incident
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics
A Double Dipping Parking Scheme
Calgary’s new residential parking permit fee plan has Calgarians upset, and we don’t blame them!
In case you haven’t heard about the changes yet, the City is introducing parking fees for on-street parking in residential areas - including in front of people’s own homes.
The new fees vary depending on where in the city you live and what kind of building you live in.
Some may still see no fees, while others may have to pay less than $100 a year, but closer to the city centre, and particularly for those in larger buildings, the fees can rise to as much as $150 per month.
Calgary Minute: Transit Stunt, Cabinet Representation, and Task Force Recommendations
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Calgary Minute: Smith Wins, Ward Boundaries, and a Boil Water Advisory
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics
Calgary Minute: Election Day, Patio Permits, and Fireworks Back On
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics
Calgary Minute: Calgary Salutes, Alternative Measures, and Canada Day Fireworks
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics
Calgary Minute: Closed Transit, Townhouse Expropriation, and a Police Commission Spat
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics
Calgary Minute: Insulation Retrofits, Graphic Images, and Food Bank Demand
Calgary Minute - Your weekly one-minute summary of Calgary politics