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Calgary team cracking down on noisy vehicles along 17 Avenue

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By Jordan Kanygin Verified
| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified
Published: August 06, 2026 at 8:21PM EDT The Traffic Safety Team will focus on excessive vehicle noise for the reminder of August and into September and will first spend afternoons and weekends along 17th Ave. SW. Equipped with decibel meters and cameras, a City of Calgary crew will take aim at the headache of noisy vehicles along busy streets.
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Calgary police, city council to review response to Parker Wells search

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By Jordan Kanygin Verified
| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified
Published: August 05, 2026 at 8:14PM EDT Calgary Police Chief and mayor Jeromy Farkas say they will review the response to the search for the missing child. As Calgarians gather at city hall to mourn 11-year-old Parker Wells, the police chief and mayor say they will review the response to the search for the missing child. The review could examine communication practices, search planning and the timing of the application for an exemption to issue an Amber Alert.
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Calgary’s next budget being crafted behind closed doors; tax increase expected

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By Jordan Kanygin Verified
| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified
Published: July 28, 2026 at 7:04PM EDT Calgary councillors are spending hours behind closed doors as the next four-year budget cycle is prepared, but the mayor says property taxes will go up again. Calgary councillors are spending hours behind closed doors as the next four-year budget cycle is prepared, but the mayor says property taxes will go up again.
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