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Calgary Herald, 1 Sep 2026

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ArticleBack to school brings renewed focus on `good choices' around traffic safety

As thou­sands of Cal­gary stu­dents return to school this week, the Cal­gary Board of Edu­ca­tion is urging drivers to slow down and stay alert. With a pro­jec­ted 143,000 stu­dents for the school year — roughly 1,000 more than at the end of last year...

Back to school brings renewed focus on `good choices' around traffic safety

ArticleCity to ask province for more than $1.2B

The City of Cal­gary will request more than $1.2 bil­lion from the Alberta gov­ern­ment's 2027 budget, includ­ing hun­dreds of mil­lions of dol­lars to sup­port major transit cap­ital projects and crit­ical infra­struc­ture upgrades. But while the...

City to ask province for more than $1.2B

ArticleA LICENCE TO DO GOOD

The Alberta gov­ern­ment is ram­ming through its next vehicle licence plate. The plates, to go on sale Tues­day, will fea­ture a pair of big­horn sheep rams set against the back­drop of the 3,107-metre Mount Lougheed that towers above the Kana­nas­kis...

A LICENCE TO DO GOOD

ArticleFLAMES FANS GET FIRED UP

There won't be a single empty seat when the Cal­gary Flames say good­bye to the Saddle­dome for the final time in April. On Monday morn­ing, single-game tick­ets went on sale for the 2026-27 sea­son across the NHL and it seems that the Flames' final...

FLAMES FANS GET FIRED UP

ArticleBanks' fund­ing sits idle for major projects

A decision by Canada's top bank­ing reg­u­lator to reduce the amount of money that the Big Six must keep aside to tackle fin­an­cial shocks has freed up bil­lions of dol­lars in cap­ital, but an uncer­tain eco­nomy, weak loan demand and unat­tract­ive...

Banks' fund­ing sits idle for major projects