With the warm-up firmly on the way for Calgary, streets are going to be a sloppy, wet and slippery mess.
Three finalists picked for East Village bridge
Engineers from Calgary , B.C. and the U.K. have made the shortlist of designs for a pedestrian bridge in the East Village.
The three finalists were announced Monday from a total of 35 submissions.
This bridge , which doesn't have a final pricetag yet, is expected to cost about 25 million dollars and will link St. Patrick's Island with East Village to the south and the Bow River pathway system to the north.
One bridge is described as a subtle, low twin-arch structure, another has an arch-supported span with stress ribbons and a ramp onto St. Patrick's Island, and the final submission is a cable-stayed bridge with a soarking, leaning white mast.
To see all three submissions click here.
It may be warming up finally, but not in time to prevent flooding from ice backing up on the Bow River.
Staff will be getting pink slips after Ottawa chipped in $1-million dollars for a major renovation of the Talisman Centre.
Excess space is forcing the Calgary School Board to consider closing some schools and relocating another.
Transit riders will be able to hop on the CTrain at the new 8th Street S.W. platform starting Friday morning.
A Calgary man who was cleared after being tasered by police in an incident at a N.W. bar late in 2007, now wants a public apology and a monetary settlement.
Scotiabank's 2009 spending guide shows Albertans will dig a little deeper than the rest of the country this Christmas, compared to last year.
Before you head out for some Christmas shopping, you might want to empty out your purse or wallet and take just the basics with you in case of theft.
Christmas has come early for the Talisman Centre.
Alberta's business confidence index is on the rise but it's nothing to gush over.
How is that Christmas shopping going?
Volunteers and employees of the 2010 Olympics should be easy to spot during the Winter Games.
