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Scott Dippel

Scott Dippel

Municipal Affairs Reporter at CBRT-TV (CBC Calgary) Online

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Top city official says splitting up water utility didn't change feeder main response

The Bearspaw south feeder main ruptured last June, sparking months of water restrictions and a major repair effort.
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Calgary examining property tax exemption for non-profits that provi...

The idea was included in the city's housing strategy, which was passed by city council in September 2023. It estimated the exemption would affect approximately 360 such properties in Calgary.
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Calgary council considers 'more flexibility' in travel expense acco...

Calgary city councillors could soon be able to charge more money for hosting guests if they're travelling out of town on City business.
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More disaster response work straining Calgary's emergency resources

CEMA chief Sue Henry told city council's emergency management committee Thursday that the emergency operations centre has already been open 76 days in 2024.
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Calgary wants to borrow $1B for water projects to meet demands of g...

City of Calgary administration outlined a number of major water projects as part of its proposed budget adjustments for 2025 on Tuesday. To make it happen, the city wants to borrow more than $1 billion.
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Growing population and need to limit tax hikes squeezing City of Ca...

Calgarians will get a look on Tuesday at the proposed adjustments to the city's four-year budget plan.
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3 Calgary councillors support external review of city's public enga...

Three city councillors are supporting a motion calling for the hiring of an outside consultant to examine how public engagement is currently done in Calgary and if there are ways to do it better.
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Picking the facts from the myths in the Green Line LRT saga

Some of the arguments at the core of the debate over Calgary's Green Line appear hinged on political myth, not facts. Some have been circulating for years, while others are new.
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Long-delayed office space in Quarry Park switching to residential

The owner of a seven-hectare office site in Calgary's southeast community of Quarry Park has a new plan for its future.
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Q&A: Head of Calgary Economic Development defends Blue Sky City

'It's not beige, right?' says Brad Parry of the new design. While people seem to either love it or hate it, Parry himself is 'very bullish' on the brand's future.
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Calgary officials gathering noise data ahead of 2025 enforcement plan

Before the City of Calgary begins enforcing rules about excessive noise next year, it first wants to determine the hot spots for the problem.