Why the single-use items bylaw repeal has to go to a public hearing
Even though city council voted to turf the single-use items bylaw, its repeal will first have to go through a months-long procedural process
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Even though city council voted to turf the single-use items bylaw, its repeal will first have to go through a months-long procedural process
The power struggle at Calgary city hall continues after the bag bylaw fiasco, as Mayor Jyoti Gondek's tax opponents gain more support
Just two weeks after it went into effect, Calgary city council voted to initiate the repeal process for the city's single-use items bylaw.
Don Braid: This was more than the impending doom of a wildly unpopular bylaw that turns even paper bags into an environmental enemy.
Calgary council voted Tuesday to begin a repeal process for its single-use items bylaw — two weeks after it came into effect — in the wake of what all involved acknowledged had been significant public pushback.