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- Plan-It Calgary Pub Night
Broken City
Wednesday, September 23 at 6:30pm - CivicCamp: Public Spaces Meeting
in the little public green space at...
Monday, July 20 at 5:00pm
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Carma Development held a design charette
to discuss ideas about the company's plans for its North Stoney
Lands--an area north of Coventry Hills.
Source: www.calgaryherald.com
Residential land developers are visionaries of sorts. Where others see plain, rather ordinary stretches of land with little or no dramatic identifying marks to make the area stand out, developers see vibrant communities where people can live, work and play.
CivicCamp Calgary CivicCamp volunteer and UofC Communications Major, Julie Phillips, wants to ask you about City of Calgary's use of social media (ie: YouTube, Twitter, Facebook). The survey's 7 questions take about 2 minutes.
Source: www.surveymonkey.com
This survey is being conducted anonymously as part of a STAS 341 project. Please be aware that by completing and submitting this survey, you are giving consent to the use of the information collected. ...
CivicCamp Calgary As part of the thousands of global www.350.org events, some CivicCampers got together to celebrate our support of action on climate change.
CivicCamp Calgary Want to feel more connected with your community and the choices made around you? Want to get involved with municipal decisions that directly affect you?
Source: www.calgaryjournalonline.ca
Calgary Journal Newspaper
CivicCamp Calgary
Bring out your lantern and costume on October 24th to celebrate the 350
International Day of Climate Action, Step It Up Alberta and many other
groups that are staging a family-friendly "Nightmare Before Copenhagen"
themed costume parade / party to call for stronger action on climate
change.
Calgary's costume parade for climate action
Location:Hillhurst United Church
Time:6:30PM Saturday, October 24th
CivicCamp Calgary Want to take our city to the next level? Please register to join us at CivicCamp 2.0
Source: civiccamp2.eventbrite.com
CivicCamp Calgary presents CivicCamp Calgary 2.0 -- Saturday, October 24, 2009 -- Jack Singer Concert Hall, EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts
Source: www.calgaryherald.com
As a University of Calgary student set to graduate in the next year, I will be soon faced with the same predicament that has faced so many of my colleagues before me: to stay in Calgary, or to move elsewhere.
CivicCamp Calgary Underwhelming and underperforming outcomes from today's Council meeting on Plan It.
Source: www.cbc.ca
In a concession to developers, Calgary council has softened a key density target in the blueprint to guide long-term growth in Calgary.
CAPA is Art policy for Calgary artists, by Calgary artists and citizens. All are welcome to share progressive policy ideas. CAPA is open & transparent. CAPA is an Artist First group. “The arts … are ...
Paul Hughes Citizen Driven Plan It Group
Remember that emails in support of Plan It need to be forwarded to cityclerk@calgary.ca by 10am Thursday, June 11, 2009 to be included in the publicly circulated agenda for the Plan It public hearing....
Paul Hughes Keeping food policy on the political menu...
Source: www.calgaryfoodpolicycouncil.ca
The Calgary Food Summit on World Food Day, October 16 2009, is an inclusive event for all involved in our local and regional food system. The goal is to discuss progressive policy that will create and ...
CivicCamp Calgary
Plan-It amendments are going to Council next Monday. Get the latest must-know info before the Council meeting!
Join us to hear Noel Keough report on the current recommendations from the Plan It Advisory Committee, find out how the plans may change and what we can do about it. Your work will make the difference.
Program starts at 7pm.
Broken City will have a half-price special on pints of Big Rock for us!
The future of Calgary: a great victory or a terrible defeat?
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, September 23rd
Location:Broken City
CivicCamp Calgary Should our municipal taxes subsidize public infrastructure costs of new subdivisions by approximately $8000/unit? Meanwhile the Calgary Housing Company has a waiting list of more than 3,000 applicants for affordable housing. Financier James Schwinn talks about the cost savings of Plan It Calgary and making fiscally sustainable choices.
Source: www.calgaryherald.com
It's worth thinking about because, in a report published earlier this year, the IBI Group concluded the City of Calgary would save $11.2 billion in infrastructure costs and $130 million per year in operating ...
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CivicCamp Calgary wrote on Plan-It Calgary Pub Night's Wall.
