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The agreements between the City of Calgary, Flames ownership, Calgary Stampede and provincial government were made public Thursday after they were signed in October.

City officials said the money for Calgary's new event centre is already accounted for and is unrelated to the potential increase to property taxes.

The bike lane along Third Avenue was installed in 2021 as a temporary detour during the reconstruction of the Bow River pathway through Eau Claire.

The bike lane along Third Avenue was installed in 2021 as a temporary detour during the reconstruction of the Bow River pathway through Eau Claire.

According to the city’s website, the route was always meant to be temporary until the Eau Claire Area Improvement Projects are complete this fall.

According to the city's website, the route was always meant to be temporary until the Eau Claire Area Improvement Projects are complete this fall.

A grassroots group of Calgarians has put forth an online petition in an effort to prevent the city from eliminating the Third Avenue South cycle track downtown, which is slated for removal in the fall.

“The best way to describe this, this opportunity is holistically because it’s beyond just being an arena,” Calgary Chamber CEO Deborah Yedlin said.

“The best way to describe this, this opportunity is holistically because it's beyond just being an arena,” Calgary Chamber CEO Deborah Yedlin said.

A comparison by Project Calgary (well done, folks) shows that Edmonton’s much-hyped, shiny, new $614-million Rogers Place, for which taxpayers of the City of…