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Geese enjoy the spring weather in the Bow River in southwest Calgary. Tuesday, May 14th, 2019. (PHOTO: Tom Ross - 660 NEWS) CALGARY (660 NEWS) – Get ready to say farewell to July and hello to August. You might be ready for a change in weather when the month turns over, but will it be different from what July brought to Calgary? According to 660 NEWS Meteorologist Andrew Schultz, the city surpassed the average for rainfall with 83.5 millimetres. “Over half of that total in two days.

A man looks over a brochures offering various retirement savings options Friday, February 3, 2012 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz CALGARY (660 NEWS) – Many Albertans don’t believe they’ll have enough money to retire. That’s according to a new study from ATB Financial which shows how different generations feel about the money they have. Rob Roach, ATB’s Director of Insight, said the numbers vary between the generations.

(CREDIT - @GrowCalgary) CALGARY (660 NEWS) – A Calgary non-profit would normally be in full production mode during the summer but not this year. Grow Calgary said they’re experiencing a lot of frustration that they still can’t move to a new location. #ableg https://t.co/PLHGH2xS4b — Grow Calgary (@GrowCalgary) July 12, 2019 The organization houses the largest urban farm in Canada and grows fresh produce for social agencies in Calgary with food access programs.