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	Calgary, Alberta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Calgary is well-known as a destination for winter sports and ecotourism with a number of major mountain resorts near the city and metropolitan area.
		Unlike most cities with a sizable metropolitan area, most of Calgary's suburbs are incorporated into the city proper, with the notable exceptions of the city of Airdrie to the north, Cochrane to the northwest, Strathmore to the east, and the sprawling Springbank district to the west.
		The inner city is, in turn, surrounded by relatively dense and established neighbourhoods such as Rosedale and Mount Pleasant to the north, Bowness and Westgate to the west, Park Hill, South Calgary, Altadore and Killarney to the south, and Forest Lawn/International Avenue to the east.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Calgary (5312 words)

	Ottawa City Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ottawa City Council is the governing body of the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
		It is composed of 21 city councillors and the mayor.
		Council members are elected to three year terms with the last election being the 2003 election.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ottawa_City_Council (141 words)

	City council
		City council met with a delegation from the host committee for the provincial Scott Tournament of Hearts, and a proposed agreement has been sent for their consideration.
		Council also decided in committee to set a date for a regional meeting, to see if there is interest from surrounding municipalities to take part in a regional waste management system, with a common landfill site and a larger recycling program.
		Council was told the business tax totals $819 a year, which was a decrease since business tax was reduced by a third from 1997, under the city's three-year program to eliminate the tax by 2000.
	www.weyburnreview.com /News/1998/9808/council.html (1503 words)

	Vancouver City Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vancouver City Council is the governing body of the City of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
		The council consists of the mayor plus ten person council elected to serve a 3 year term.
		Unlike most Canadian city councils, all Vancouver councillors are elected at-large.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vancouver_City_Council (106 words)

	Calgary Sun Columnist - Michael Platt: Idea of waste lost on early rising council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		But on this morning, Calgary's council hopes to prove the merit of their sizable contingent, as the FCM's annual list of resolutions is debated, then passed or rejected.
		It's not that Calgary aldermen are at the meeting, it's that nearly the entire Calgary council is at the meeting.
		Calgary's city council may be rising early and working as hard as possible, but they still don't get it.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Calgary/Michael_Platt/2005/06/05/1072031.html (698 words)

	'NECKS HONORED BY CITY OF CALGARY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The 2004 Champion's Cup winners, the Calgary Roughnecks were honored by Mayor Dave Bronconnier and Members of Calgary City Council on Monday, May 17th for their first ever National Lacrosse League championship.
		"This is a wonderful honour for the Calgary Roughnecks organization to be recognized by the City of Calgary.
		This is our third season in Calgary and it is great to be acknowledged at this magnitude," said Brad Banister, General Manager of the Roughnecks.
	www.nll.com /printer_1331.shtml (251 words)

	IMBA News: Trail News: Early Summer 2000, Volume 13, Number 2, Calgary Cyclists Respond to Closure
		Calgary mountain bikers were dealt a blow this spring when access to the popular Nose Hill Park was severely restricted.
		Environmental concerns prompted the Calgary City Council to affirm a near-blanket bike ban on trails in two-thirds of the 2,700-acre park.
		The trails in question include many on the escarpment that serves as a transition between the city and the heart of the park.
	www.imba.com /news/trail_news/13_2/itn_13_2_calgary.html (320 words)

	AFL urges Calgary city council to show some movement on transit strike
		CALGARY — An agreement to end Calgary’s 41-day old transit strike is within reach if city council is willing to show some movement on the key issues of shuttle buses and a wage study for ticketed trades people, says a spokesperson for the Alberta Federation of Labour.
		Unfortunately, the city is still refusing to budge from its demand that shuttle buses make up nine percent of the city’s fleet.
		The city is also refusing to consider a wage study to determine if the mechanics, electricians and other ticketed trades people working for Calgary transit are being paid fairly compared to other trades people in the province.
	www3.telus.net /public/afl/newsreleases/apr0401.html (440 words)

	Calgary Country, Cochrane, AB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Calgary city council has taken a dim view of the Calgary-Chestermere Corridor Area Structure Plan (CCCASP), which spells out future development guidelines for 5,700 hectares of land between the two municipalities.
		The CCCASP was approved by MD council at the April 6 hearing, despite the stated objections of City of Calgary planner Vern Hart.
		Mikkelsen also said Chestermere town council is not opposed to a model similar to that in the greater Edmonton area, whereby Sherwood Park and St.Albert exist as independent municipalities despite their close proximity to the city.
	www.calgarycountry.com /story.php?id=98488 (781 words)

	Ash v. Director Southern East Slopes and Prairie Regions, ERS, AEP Re: City of Calgary, Rep & Rec.
		The Director and City rightly characterize the Approvals as a considerable improvement over the 1994 approvals, because they are more specific in locations and application techniques, they require a reduction in pesticide use near open water and, through the IPM approach, they allow the use of pesticides only "when necessary".
		The City listed "hand pulling," "hand removal," "mechanical control," and "mechanical removal" in response to the same question on the application form with respect to the City's request to use pesticides to control several other target plants.
		The Board believes that giving the City discretion is appropriate, as long as there are clear, rational criteria for the City to exercise its discretion on a site-by-site basis, and there is a mechanism for the public and the Director to ensure that the City's ad hoc pesticide use decisions are consistent with these criteria.
	www.gov.ab.ca /eab/dec/97-032r.html (10935 words)

	City of Calgary - AskTheBrain.com
		The son of Dick and Bertha Irvin was born in Calgary when his celebrated father was in Toronto coaching the Toronto Maple Leafs and his mother happened to be visiting her sister in the Alberta city.
		The STS Campus is located 17 kilometres south of the city limits of Calgary and 15 kilometres west of the Town of Okotoks in Alberta, Canada.
		Calgary is one of the most connected cities in the world with high speed Internet and high level telephony available across the city.
	www.askthebrain.com /calgary_city-.html (446 words)

	City Council
		Weyburn city council voted on Monday night to proceed to a call for tenders for the new fire hall and works shop to be constructed at 16th St., with a revised price tag estimate of $2.58 million.
		The council had served notice on Dec. 22 it would be passing the mill rate, as it was also going to make the first move towards the elimination of the business tax.
		The city plans to have the business tax completely removed by the year 2000; after asking for public input, the city only received "a couple of calls" from people who were concerned about any increase in the mill rates, said comptroller Stan Runne.
	www.weyburnreview.com /News/1998/9802/council.html (1689 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Council approved a model which provides for a senior administrator who will be in charge of the administration and supported by a team of deputies.
		Currently, The City is managed by a Board of Commissioners, whose five members have equal authority.
		Council is also looking at its roles and responsibilities.
	www.gov.calgary.ab.ca /citybeat/public/1999/05/release.19990512_151237_1557_0 (289 words)

	CRFA - Issues - Calgary defers changes to smoking bylaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		An intensive lobby by CRFA and other hospitality industry associations paid off on May 6th when Calgary City Council voted to delay proposed amendments to the city's smoking bylaw until Sept. 30, 2002.
		Calgary bar and restaurant operators were outraged to learn that the city's Bylaw Implementation Committee was seeking Council approval - without public input or debate - of a series of "principles" that would dramatically change the existing bylaw to the detriment of bar and restaurant operators.
		It was only last October, after public consultations and debate, that Calgary City Council scrapped a proposed, partial smoking ban, which would have left operators with only the costly option of installing a separately ventilated DSR that could occupy no more than 25% of customer service space.
	www.crfa.ca /issues/2002/calgary_defers_changes_to_bylaw.asp (326 words)

	Calgary Health Region - Archives - Calgary General Hospital Fonds
		In 1909 Calgary’s Market and Health Committee was replaced by the Local Board of Health, the city’s first permanent Medical Officer of Health was appointed, and the provincial Minister of Health approved the establishment of a City Health Department.
		The City Health Department established a pure milk station for malnourished babies in 1913, and in 1921 several well-baby clinics were created in different city districts.
		The City of Calgary Health Department expanded its public health programs to include immunization, communicable disease control and prevention, food establishment testing, family planning, health education and school nursing services.
	www.crha-health.ab.ca /infoprivacy/Archives/FondBoardHealth.html (511 words)

	CRFA - News Release - Proposed changes to smoking bylaw "short-circuit" public debate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		CALGARY – Calgary’s restaurant industry is urging City Council to put aside a proposal that would dramatically change the city’s recently amended smoking bylaw.
		Calgary City Council undertook public consultations on a new smoking bylaw last fall, and after extensive debate and discussion a compromise was reached that resulted in a reasonable and workable smoking bylaw.
		CRFA is calling on Council to put aside the committee report and its proposal.
	www.crfa.ca /newsroom/2002/proposed_changes_to_calgary_smoking_bylaw.asp (332 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Calgary City Council has created the five-member Electrical Utility Regulation Committee (EURC), the next step in ensuring proper regulation of electricity costs.
		According to Provincial legislation, Calgary City Council is responsible for regulating ENMAX and has, in turn, delegated this important role to the EURC.
		"City Council is committed to a fair, neutral and cost -effective process for Calgarians," said Ald.
	www.gov.calgary.ab.ca /citybeat/public/2002/07/release.20020717_155838_9762_0 (271 words)

	good example council web sites
		city- community- county- district- island- metropolitan- parish- regional- shire- state- town- unitary
		it is interesting to note that a number of these sites have been produced by small councils and shows what can be produced with limited resources.
		city - community - county - district - island - metropolitan - parish - regional - shire - town - unitary
	www.oultwood.com /localgov/goodpractice.htm (166 words)

	City Council Refusing to Look at the Evidence
		Calgary – City Council has refused a request by the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 38 to address the council meeting this evening regarding the contracting out of a significant portion of Enmax to the private sector.
		The deal with Accenture was approved in principle by City Council and the Enmax Board last December.
		Council has a duty to both inform the people of Calgary about this and to listen to all of their concerns.
	www.alberta.cupe.ca /03news/releases/20030303.htm (555 words)

	Calgary Safety Council
		It is the general conclusion of all studies that the hazards of the streets are indelibly inscribed in the minds of the young, if such training is given to children in their formative years.
		Safety City provides this environment in an actual miniature city, complete with streets, traffic lights and classrooms.
		Calgary Safety Council now has on hand a variety of sizes of bikes, some have training wheels.
	www.calgarysafetycouncil.com /CSCSafetyCityProgram.htm (526 words)

	Vote to keep ambulance service under city control Calgary EMS an “exemplary service” that other cities emulate ...
		CALGARY — City Council should vote on Monday, Nov. 22, to keep its emergency medical services (EMS) under municipal control and not move it to the regional health authority, Calgary Paramedics urged today.
		Calgary EMS is widely recognized as an exemplary service, leading other cities to study it as a model, including Ottawa, Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg and Edmonton.
		In a brief to city council, Robb argued that a loss of local control could compromise community safety through funding cuts, reduced service and increased ambulance wait times.
	www.cupe.ca /www/media/10698 (492 words)

	Calgary 2000 Back On Track
		Facing the threat of cancellation, the Calgary City Council opted to fund a portion of "Calgary's New Year's Eve" celebration with taxpayer money.
		The alderman heard a plea from the organizers of Calgary 2000 that said if the city didn't fund a portion of the $500,000 (CDN) needed to stage a series of city wide events, including a large fireworks show, the celebration won't be as big as organizers had wished.
		Calgary has staged the popular and alcohol-free First Night celebrations in the past, but ended the practice after running into fundraising problems.
	www.everything2000.com /news/news/calgary2000back.asp (220 words)

	[Hpn] ALERT: Calgary City Council VOTES AP 2 on Panhandlers' ID & rules (fwd) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		City council in Calgary, Alberta, the country's gleaming oil-industry center, votes April 2 on the plan that would require panhandlers to agree to a code of conduct before they are granted ID badges allowing them to hit people up for coins and cigarettes.
		Calgary passed a bylaw last year prohibiting panhandlers from plying their trade near transit shelters or automatic teller machines.
		One concern among city council members is that licensing may be construed as condoning begging, Hawkesworth said.
	projects.is.asu.edu /pipermail/hpn/2001-March/003315.html (471 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		That Sections 200 and 201 of the Procedures and Committees Bylaw be suspended to permit members of Calgary’s City Council to speak to the item.
		Copies of the presentation were distributed to Members of Council and a copy was filed with the Office of the City Clerk.
		a joint letter to the Government of Canada outlining Calgary and Edmonton’s response to the recent federal budget relative to the GST rebate, acceleration of infrastructure funding and sharing of the fuel tax; and that the Prime Minister be requested to respond back to the Cities prior to the next federal election.
	www.edmonton.ca /meetings/minutes_council/cc20040401mn.doc (1736 words)

	Clean & Safe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A task force has been set up by Calgary city council to take aim at street crime such as prostitution, drug use and trafficking, vandalism and graffiti.
		The task force will be made up of representatives from city council, police, fire, emergency medical services, bylaw services and several other city departments.
		Robert Palmer, spokesman for the Calgary Police Service, said the task force sounds similar to a successful approach used by the police department to tackle specific concerns in its districts.
	www.cleansafeworldwide.org /doc.asp?doc=1425&cat=4 (342 words)

	City council gets facelift
		City council underwent a major facelift yesterday, with five of 14 wards becoming fiefdoms for new aldermen.
		Another smouldering challenge will be amending the city's current smoking bylaw, with aldermen either passing or rejecting legislation that would bar minors from designated smoking areas.
		While the dynamics of a new council isn't expected to significantly alter the course of the Enmax saga, the smoking debate could well swirl in different directions.
	www.tobacco.org /news/76555.html (179 words)

	London City Council Appoints New City Manager (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Following an extensive national search, City Council is pleased to announce the appointment of a new City Manager for the City of London.
		Recognizing this is a time of transition for the City of London, Council specifically sought a person capable of addressing London’s unique challenges and needs by providing proven leadership, advice and support to both Council and staff.
		This key appointment is seen by Council as a positive step in bringing new energy and renewed confidence to the Corporation.
	www.london.ca /Mainpage/news_citymanager_march2.htm (222 words)

	The City of Calgary: Office of the Aldermen
		There have been various changes over the years to the structure of Calgary City Council and to the election process.
		Calgary mayors began serving a two-year term following a plebiscite in 1923.
		The ward system was dismantled from 1914 to 1960, when aldermen were elected from across the city for two-year terms.
	content1.calgary.ca /CCA/City+Hall/Municipal+Government/Office+of+the+Aldermen (219 words)

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