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City hits housing target ahead of schedule
City hits housing target ahead of schedule

CTV News

time6 days ago

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City hits housing target ahead of schedule

Calgary has passed its housing supply growth target one year ahead of schedule. The City of Calgary is celebrating surpassing its housing supply growth target one year ahead of schedule. It received over $250M from the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) since 2023. With it, the city is working to develop more than 44,000 units, which will house over 100,000 people. The most recent target was set at over 42,500 units. 'In just 20 months, the city has already incentivized the delivery of more than 44,000 units, achieving 104 per cent of our goal,' said Reid Hendry, City of Calgary. Some of the projects are complete, while others are in the planning stages like a new one announced Wednesday, located on a plot of land across from the Heritage LRT station. Once complete, it'll have nearly 200 units of non-market housing. 'This will very soon be a place for families to put down roots. Where seniors can find stability. Where newcomers can begin a brand new chapter. Where Calgarians of all backgrounds, can feel at home,' mayor Jyoti Gondek said. Calgary is in a housing crisis, and the city estimates over 100,000 households need a more affordable option. The 2026 federal and civic censuses will give a better picture of Calgary's supply needs. Mayor Gondek confirmed on Wednesday that future federal HAF funding is not dependent on the city keeping the blanket rezoning bylaw in place.

Crash shuts temporarily shuts down Deerfoot Trail
Crash shuts temporarily shuts down Deerfoot Trail

CTV News

time15-07-2025

  • CTV News

Crash shuts temporarily shuts down Deerfoot Trail

Police shut down Deerfoot Trail on July 15, 2025 after someone was seriously hurt in a crash. (Supplied/City of Calgary) One person has been seriously injured in a morning accident along Memorial Drive and Deerfoot Trail N.E. The crash happened heading northbound on Deerfoot at 9 a.m. Police say one person has been hurt and taken to hospital. They're currently in stable condition. Two others from another vehicle were also involved, though their injuries are non-life threatening. Northbound Deerfoot Trail has been closed between 17 Ave S.E. and Memorial Drive N.E. as the traffic section investigates. Westbound Memorial Drive is also closed from Barlow Trail N.E. to 12 Street N.E. More details to follow...

Blue Line service to be interrupted over weekend for routine maintenance
Blue Line service to be interrupted over weekend for routine maintenance

CTV News

time28-06-2025

  • CTV News

Blue Line service to be interrupted over weekend for routine maintenance

Blue Line service will be interrupted over the June 28-29 weekend for routine maintenance. The Blue Line will be closed between 69 Street and Downtown West/Kerby this weekend for routine maintenance. Shuttle buses will replace CTrains and run every five minutes between stations, with a separate shuttle between Kerby and Sunalta. The city said on its website that it's using the downtime to inspect and do maintenance on tunnels, station repair work, cleaning and inspection, roof repairs at Shaganappi Point, electrical work, and other things as well. Full CTrain service will be back up and running early Monday, June 30. For more information, go here.

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