Join Sustainable Calgary and our guest panelists for a discussion of Alberta’s evolving hydrogen possibilities.
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We just welcomed two new board members - meet them here!
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The following is call for vendors to partake in our upcoming Confluence project.
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Research shows that when there are destinations to walk to and great paths to take you there, people choose to walk more. Catwalks could be those great paths.
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Catwalks fall into a policy black hole. We want to change that.
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Join our board! Nominations due midnight, March 5th.
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By Noel Keough. My bike commute remains the most enjoyable part of my day and apparently, I am not alone in this experience.
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Our submission to the 2021 Calgary Budget consultation.
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A new report outlines a vision for reusing an abandoned rail line that goes under Deerfoot Trail in northeast Calgary. (CBC Calgary)
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It’s been a tough year. Let’s have each others’ backs.
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As the smoke from the Oregon, Washington and California wildfires rolled in last month, one thing became increasingly clear: climate change is not a distant problem…
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A photo essay by John Campbell and Roxanne LeBlanc spark questions about our next moves as a city. They set out on bicycles to photograph Calgarians as they found them, in the era of COVID-19.
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For many people access to the world at large, and sometimes even their own neighbourhoods, isn’t always easy. We asked Cal Schuler to tour a neighbourhood with us and share his expertise.
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We are launching the 2020 State of our City! How are we crushing it? Where do we need take quick and substantial action? Keep reading!
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By Celia Lee. Let’s commit to something doable, hyper-local, and that most of us can agree on. Let’s make places for people. An overview of my interview on La Croisee, CBC-RadioCanada
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By Deepak Dayal. There is much to be done to understand the causal relationships between urban development and mental illness, but urban planning is an important tool and could buffer the effects of poor mental health.
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By Katie Lore. We’ve lost work and childcare and time with the people we love. But there are ways to cope with the stress of being apart and the hardship of navigating this new normal.
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The Active Neighbourhoods Canada network is proud to unveil our new platform, which reports on the impact we’ve had over the last decade in 24 Canadian neighbourhoods,
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By Katie Lore. Building communities where we bump into neighbours is essential, even if we “bump” into one another from 2 meters apart.
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