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Article content Coun. Jeff Davison, who is running for mayor, voted to end the city’s mask mandate to coincide with Alberta’s Stage 3 reopening on July 1. But this week, the Ward 6 councillor suggested the province’s decision to end isolation requirements, asymptomatic testing and the notification of close contacts could do “irreparable harm.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Councillors who voted to end mask bylaw concerned about COVID rules lifting Back to video “Now is not the time to be cutting back on testing,” Davison said ...

Coun. Jeff Davison's mayoral campaign under fire for relationship with third-party advertiser Multiple complaints have been filed to Elections Alberta regarding the campaign of Coun. Jeff Davison, asserting that the relationship between the campaign and a third-party advertiser broke the province's rules surrounding local elections and corporate donations. Social Sharing

Article content Shane Keating, who announced last summer that he wouldn’t seek re-election after three terms in Ward 12, rolled out details Wednesday of a new third-party advertiser, Responsible Representation Political Action Committee. The group will assess and endorse candidates over the coming weeks, with the election less than three months away. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Coun. Keating part of PAC that will endorse councillor candidates Back to video “Even though I’m not running in the next election, it doesn’t mean that I a...

Braid: Council drops mask bylaw in session bubbling with election politics Calgarians can only hope the October election brings a new crew with fresh ideas and fewer mutual grudges Author of the article: Don Braid  •  Calgary Herald Publishing date: Jul 05, 2021  •  10 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenchi and Councillors Jyoti Gondek and Jeff Davison were photographed following council voting to rescind the mandatory masking bylaw in the city. Mandatory masking for transit and inside city owned and operated facilities will remain for the time b...

Article content Alberta lifted virtually all COVID-19 restrictions July 1, but a split council vote last month kept Calgary’s own mask bylaw in place, with council subsequently punting a decision on whether to continue requiring face coverings in public spaces until July 5. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Calgary council to decide fate of mask bylaw at Monday meeting Back to video “I said, ‘No damn way are we waiting another month to talk about this,'” said Ward 12 Coun. Shane Keating, who voted last month to repeal the mask bylaw Jul...