Transit safety remains a consistent concern among Calgarians. During the 2025 Calgary civic election, voters told CBC News that this was a top issue when considering candidates. Michael Pratt, the ...

After the first leg of the CTrain opened in May 1981—a “glorified streetcar,” some observed—the free fare zone quickly became ...

Ten billion dollars for transit. Nearly $9 billion to fix crumbling roads and pathways. It all adds up to a very costly decade ahead for Calgary, with $49 billion needed to replace or maintain roads, ...

In accordance with requirements of the Canadian Navigable Waters Act, Shahroz Ehsan hereby gives notice that an application has been submitted to the Minister of Transport for the following works.

Public transit users in Calgary may soon be able to travel to and from a neighbouring First Nation for the first time.

Calgary city council has outlined six priorities it wants included in the upcoming four-year budget, including infrastructure ...