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The only thing anyone can say with certainty is that AECOM reaffirms the Green Line’s usefulness as a transportation option for southeast Calgary. It also lacks any underground options, cast aside by ...

With a new year set to begin, the Smith government continues to warn of a budget deficit. But rather than simply prepare Albertans for more debt accumulation — financed by their tax dollars — the ...

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In a much-anticipated announcement, the province on Friday unveiled its choice for a new downtown Calgary alignment for the Green Line LRT project.

It must be utterly horrible to be haunted by one’s past, especially one that stretches back more than four decades.

As we eagerly await a provincially commissioned report expected this month offering a new alignment for the Green Line LRT through downtown Calgary, one option is clearly off the table.