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City of Calgary provides update on Olympic Plaza brick retrieval
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City of Calgary provides update on Olympic Plaza brick retrieval

The City of Calgary thanks Calgarians for their participation in the Olympic Plaza Brick Retrieval Program. The registration period, which allowed original purchasers to request an inscribed Olympic Plaza brick, has officially closed. City teams are now processing the submitted applications. Over the registration period, The City received 5,105 applications to have inscribed bricks retrieved...

City receives approval for franchise agreement with ENMAX, lowering electricity franchise fee
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City receives approval for franchise agreement with ENMAX, lowering electricity franchise fee

The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) has approved a new franchise agreement between The City of Calgary and ENMAX, set to bring more affordable and predictable electricity bills to Calgarians.  Starting Jan. 1, 2025, the electricity franchise fee (also known as a Local Access Fee on electricity bills) will be calculated using only a fixed rate...

City Services: Holiday Season 2024
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City Services: Holiday Season 2024

Wednesday Cart Collection No Wednesday cart pickup on Christmas or New Year’s Day. Instead of the usual Wednesday pickup, blue, black and/or green cart will be collected on: Monday, Dec. 23 and Monday, Dec. 30.  Only Wednesday blue, black and/or green cart collection is changing. All other households will have their regular pick-up on their...

Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) payments unchanged for January; adjustments coming in February
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Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) payments unchanged for January; adjustments coming in February

The City of Calgary is informing Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) participants that, due to the recent Canada Post labour disruptions, recalculation letters — typically mailed in December — could not be sent as originally planned. As a result, January payments for TIPP participants will remain unchanged, unless notified by The City. TIPP recalculation letters...

City Council approves amendments to Business Licence Bylaw for short-term rentals
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City Council approves amendments to Business Licence Bylaw for short-term rentals

Calgary City Council has unanimously approved amendments to the Business Licence Bylaw for short-term rentals (STR). The amendments aim to balance housing affordability, safety, community impact and enforcement while continuing to support property owners and the economic benefits short-term rentals bring to the city. Changes will come into effect on April 1, 2025. “Calgary has...

px Group announce expansion plans to Calgary
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px Group announce expansion plans to Calgary

UK-based px Group is expanding its specialist sustainability services across the Americas to help industry meet their decarbonization targets. Geoff Holmes, CEO of px Group, said: “We are excited to be bringing px Group’s international knowledge of the energy sector to the North American market and supporting industry to transition towards a more sustainable future.”...

Is Amazon Killing Your Business? A customer tells you why.
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Is Amazon Killing Your Business? A customer tells you why.

For many small/local Calgary businesses, the thought of Amazon, Walmart, or Costco carrying the same products as you can be a stressful event. A Calgary resident highlighted his struggles with trying to buy local ended up wasting his time and did nothing but create frustration. Instead of being silent about this common small business problem,...

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City Council approves Transit Bylaw amendments that address safety concerns

Calgary City Council has approved amendments to the Transit Bylaw 4M81 that will equip transit peace officers with additional tools to manage unsafe behaviours on the transit system. The bylaw amendments, aimed at making transit safer for both riders, operators and staff are now in effect. Changes to the Transit Bylaw include the introduction of:–...

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Mission Bridge Full Closure to Motorists Begins November 1, 2024

Beginning on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024, after evening peak traffic hours, Mission Bridge will be fully closed to vehicle traffic for about six months. This closure will allow crews to complete necessary rehabilitation work on the vehicle traffic lanes. This closure includes some sidewalk width reductions but pedestrians, wheelers and cyclists will still be able...