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Affordable Housing Update

October 03, 2019

The rising cost of living and limited rental supply continue to create barriers for some Calgarians to meet their basic shelter needs. Close to 84,000 households struggle to afford housing in Calgary, and by 2026 this number will grow to over 100,000.

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Blog: The Cost of Growth

Earlier this week, our Priorities and Finance committee received a troubling update on how new community growth is impacting the City’s finances.

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Affordable Housing Update

The rising cost of living and limited rental supply continue to create barriers for some Calgarians to meet their basic shelter needs. Close to 84,000 households struggle to afford housing in Calgary, and by 2026 this number will grow to over 100,000.

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Blog Post: Leave the Leaves!

It is that time of year when Calgarians prepare for the winter months by cleaning up their yards. What many do not realize is there are several benefits to leaving that autumn yard “waste” exactly where it is!

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September Newsletter: Walking Safety

While the City works on city-wide changes to speed limits, street design, and winter maintenance, you can also do your part to help make streets safer.

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August Newsletter: Iceland Model Part II

The Planet Youth model proposes a holistic approach to address the root causes of addiction.

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July Newsletter: Single-Use Plastics

In May of 2019, Council directed City Administration to develop a Single-Use Items Reduction Strategy. Preliminary public engagement with Calgarians shows the majority want The City of Calgary to take action to reduce plastic waste.

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