Letters: Can't reject both housing density and improved transit
Citizens reject denser housing in established neighbourhoods but also don't want to pay for more transit to move them to outlying areas.
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Citizens reject denser housing in established neighbourhoods but also don't want to pay for more transit to move them to outlying areas.
Vienna High School is inviting the public to a Community Resource Night on Tuesday, October 24, from 4-6 p.m.
Calgary Transit is looking to shift its priorities with a focus on more frequent trips on its primary transit network.
Months of tireless campaigning paid off for the 15 Calgarians elected to council Monday night.
Article content The Green Line LRT project is no longer on track to start building this year as planned, city officials said Wednesday. It’s the latest blow for the largest infrastructure project in Calgary’s history, confirming advocates’ fears about delays. It also raises questions about cost escalations for the $5.5-billion project, which was expected to be finished in 2026. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'It's frustrating for all of us': City confirms Green Line won't start construction in 2021 Back to video Green Line general mana...