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Farrell said the development of Calgarys East Village should inspire the citys next council to rebuild an emptying downtown

Posted: Jan 22, 2021 7:15 AM MT | Last Updated: January 22 Coun. Evan Woolley says he will explore opportunities in the private sector once he completes his current term this October.(Justin Pennell/CBC)

2 members of mayor’s office travelled to Hawaii: Nenshi Adam Toy © Adam MacVicar / Global News Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi tells members of assembled media that his chief of staff and an administrative assistant independently travelled to Hawaii over the holidays, pictured on Jan. 5, 2021. Mayor Naheed Nenshis chief of staff and an administrative assistant for his office travelled internationally during the Christmas break, the mayor told media Tuesday afternoon. Devery Cor...

Posted: Dec 18, 2020 7:47 PM MT | Last Updated: December 19, 2020 A rendering of what a Green Line bridge over the Bow River could look like, including a pedestrian walkway. Calgary is seeking a copy of the consultant’s report to better understand concerns raised by the provincial ministry.(City of Calgary)

Posted: Dec 18, 2020 7:40 AM MT | Last Updated: December 18, 2020 An artists rendering of a station on Calgarys proposed Green Line LRT route. The chair of councils Green Line committee, Coun. Shane Keating, says the province is making false statements about the project. (City of Calgary)

Article content He’s the point man for transportation in the Alberta government. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Bell: McIver slams Nenshis Green Line LRT bellyaching Back to video On this day he has to deal with Mayor Naheed Nenshi and that equals one royal pain in the butt. Here is the mayor doing what he does best. Complaining. Nenshi is very irritated. Like that’s never happened before. He says the Alberta government is dragging its fee...

  CALGARY -- The City of Calgary is delaying the next steps of the Green Line LRT project, which could potentially put a complete pause to the original plan to start the first phase of construction in 2021. The procurement process for the first phase — which comes with a $5.5 billion price tag — will be delayed for an indefinite period of time as the city looks for more certainty regarding the provincial government’s financial commitment. The news was confirmed Wednesday evening in a...