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Calgary Herald/Sun reporter. Author of 'Here Come the Cavalry'. Cavalry FC correspondent for AFTN.ca. YYC Soccer podcast co-host. Husband and dad
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Provincial intervention in city zoning policy is 'patently illegal,' Calgary mayor says Original

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By Scott Strasser Verified
| Calgary Herald Verified
Article content While Smith’s announcement was mostly Edmonton-centric, it also directs Calgary’s city council to maintain its current approach after recently repealing blanket rezoning. Calgary is also required to create an “overlay identifying lands restored to previous low-density residential zones,” a UCP news release states.
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New $22-million pedestrian bridge aims to better link Bridgeland and St. Patrick's Island Original

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By Scott Strasser Verified
| Calgary Herald Verified
Architectural renderings reveal what a future pedestrian bridge crossing between the Memorial Drive/Bow River Pathway and St. Patrick's Island may look like. Image from City of Calgary Article content A project to improve access between Bridgeland and St. Patrick’s Island is underway, after construction broke ground this summer on a new pedestrian bridge. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.
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KPMG Calgary office relocation bodes well for downtown rebound, say observers

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By Scott Strasser Verified
| Calgary Herald Verified
The KPMG Tower is shown in downtown Calgary at 240 4 Ave. S.W. on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026. The company has recently completed a move to the KPMG Tower. Jim Wells/Postmedia Article content After almost five decades at their previous Calgary office, more than 800 employees from one of the “Big Four” consultancy firms have landed in new downtown digs. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.
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