Alberta Transportation is qualifying companies to bid on improvements to Deerfoot Trail as a P3 project, committing $210 million.

The City of Calgary has approved an investment of $200 million for the Greater Downtown Plan.

The City of Calgary broke ground on a new outdoor artificial turf community field at the Genesis Centre — the first of its kind in northeast Calgary.

Calgary crews have begun site preparations for a major pavement restoration and bridge rehabilitation along the 16 Ave. and Barlow Trail N.E. corridor

The City of Calgary has announced new infrastructure investments totaling $152.8 million for 2020-2021, to support a more resilient city.

The City of Calgary and the University of Calgary have launched a new initiative to create safer and more vibrant streets.

The City of Calgary celebrated the 2019 Mayor’s Urban Design Award (MUDA) winners at a gala celebration held at the Calgary Central Library.

An agreement has been reached for the development and construction of a new public sports and entertainment event centre in Calgary.

Alberta has announced it will be providing $15 million over three years for the Vivo for Healthier Generations expansion project.

Close to 30 major infrastructure projects and more than 40 road repaving jobs are planned this summer in Calgary, part of a $441 million investment.

The governments of Canada and Alberta recently announced funding to renew the electrical system in Arts Commons, a multi-venue arts centre in Calgary.

The 2017 Mayor’s Urban Design Award winners were announced at the National Music Centre in Calgary. The bi-annual awards recognize designers and architects.

A bylaw amendment is now in effect requiring Calgary-based facilities to separate yard and food waste from the garbage to encourage diversion.

A biosolids facility in Calgary is now substantially complete.

The City of Calgary will be selling seven city-owned sites to non-profit affordable housing providers.

As of Feb. 1, 2016, Calgary multi-family building residents will have access to more robust on-site recycling services under the region’s new council-approved Waste & Recycling Bylaw. Apartments, condominiums, townhouses and other multi-family complexes will be required to accept paper and cardboard, food cans, glass jars, plastic containers and bags. The City of Calgary will not collect multi-family recycling, but builder owners and managers will be tasked with determining which private company best serves the needs of their building.