Yet another pedestrian death on Calgary's streets. This article doesn't include the context that last month, three pedestrians were killed in 24 hours and #yyc surpassed last year’s 10-year high for fatal traffic collisions. We need to talk about this more. #yyccc
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Soooo this wasn't a headline I was expecting to write this week... 🙃 #yyccc

I’ve been studying Spanish for quite some time. My desire to read two particular books add to my motivation. @rosamontero.es La ridícula idea de no volver a verte, is one of them.

My son’s school has so many students, so little funding that instrumental music has only enough instruments that only half the students can learn instruments for half the year, the other half they learn “body music” but sure lets use finite resources to fight this priority www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Stoked to publish the draft agenda & registration info for UCalgary Faculty of Law's "Closure Liabilities in the Energy Sector" conference, which will be held this fall (October 2-4, 2025).

To maintain a workshop vibe, non-presenter registration is being *limited* to 30. Go to eur.cvent.me/KbDnxE

Did you know that there are nearly 365K oil & gas wells in Alberta that eventually require cleanup? Estimated cleanup costs range from $60 billion-$130 billion. But our govt currently holds <1% of the funds needed for cleanup, despite companies posting $150B in profits from 2021-2024. #ABLeg #ABPoli

About 1,500 educational assistants in the Calgary area just went on strike, joining workers in Edmonton and Fort McMurray. Salaries for educational assistants have fallen below the poverty line, as Amanda Perry notes in her essay on the teacher shortage crisis: thewalrus.ca/you-cant-solve-t...

There's no sugarcoating it: 2025 will likely be the end of the line for The Sprawl unless we get more financial support. Read our update—and please pitch in if you can.