Hundreds of people attended two meetings this week organized by veteran city councillor Peter Demong on the city's proposal to upzone a wide swath of Calgary to create more housing.

In its annual financial report, Enmax stated that its consolidated earnings hit $829 million last year. That's up from $737 million the previous year.

Since 2015, there's been a drop in the quality of the city's pavement. Now, city council has approved a $23-million investment for Calgary's roads that will be spread over the next two years.

Starting May 13, the city will collect Styrofoam materials at the recycling areas of its three landfills as part of a six-month long pilot project.

Calgary's city clerk is making plans for dealing with the pending arrival of a petition that aims to recall Mayor Jyoti Gondek.

City council recently approved a plan to have a non-profit group, HomeSpace, develop a new kind of supportive housing facility. The goal is to get a roof over the heads of people who are chronically unhoused and are considered "high-complexity" individuals.

In the days following a CTrain collision that killed one man, Calgary Transit issued a directive to its train operators spelling out that the speed limit approaching the level crossing was being dropped from 80 to 45 km/h.