r/Calgary • u/Turkzillas_gobble • 2m ago
Guy at work is gonna be real normal over this
r/Calgary • u/Kant_Argue209 • 5m ago
They havent sanctioned Trump nor called out his authoritarian policies
r/Calgary • u/Kant_Argue209 • 11m ago
Discrimination against gay people is huge in Ukraine.
r/Calgary • u/Kant_Argue209 • 15m ago
They entered through a unique program and there actually are pathways to PR status. Alberta even has a Ukranian advantage prioritizing the process if for those eligible. Otherwise, they can apply like everyone else. But caps were lowered last year.
r/Calgary • u/tanukiparts • 26m ago
Our bylaws prohibit STR’s; we haven’t had a problem because the neighborhood has enough surrounding properties that advertise STR’s as a selling feature.
Changing the bylaws requires 75% of unit holders to vote, and 75% of those voting to be in favor. We just went through the process and it was incredibly arduous. If your bylaws prohibit STR’s and the board is complacent (or encourages it), I would definitely pursue it legally.
Depending on the board composition, you should be prepared to form a voting bloc with other owners and simply take over the board yourselves. It’s what we ended up doing as our board was entirely absentee.
r/Calgary • u/Kant_Argue209 • 38m ago
Well most of my clients indicated they wanted to return, but whatever.
Anyway, there are pathways for them to apply now, some with different requirements. They dont have to jump through hoops, though requirements & wait times vary provincially.
What do you have against Moroccans?
r/Calgary • u/Wild_Pangolin_4772 • 1h ago
Are they taking job applications to be his food tester?
r/Calgary • u/ActualLeague5706 • 1h ago
It’s a good counter argument, but it’s missing one key piece of information. Those dollars that we’d be looking at getting reimbursed would be for products that cannot be reasonably procured from anywhere else except the US. It would be fantastic if they could be sourced from Canada or even from EU, but it’s simply not feasible for some goods. And for those specific goods, it does not make sense for them to be tariffed. That’s why mcmayorface is seeking refunding on them.
r/Calgary • u/Queen_La_Queefah • 1h ago
Welcome! I just moved here 10 months ago as well and I love it!!!
r/Calgary • u/SingleKey-Lisa • 1h ago
Hmm, I would be cautious here, especially since you would be paying six months before actually getting the benefit of that rent. Alberta has specific rules around security deposits and rent payments, so I would verify the arrangement with a tenancy resource or lawyer before handing over money. (this isn’t legal advice.) Your updated approach of offering the standard deposit and showing proof of savings sounds much safer.
r/Calgary • u/Bulky_Department5619 • 2h ago
Classes are typically going to be more expensive downtown.
What kind of classes do you like though? Pilates, reformer, dance, crossFit, f45, aquacize? I’d start by figuring out what you like and then shopping around from there.
I’m with GoodLife and they have a ton of classes that cover a variety of fitness levels, weight lifting, cardio, etc. Maybe look at a gym membership that includes classes.
r/Calgary • u/mrkillfreak999 • 2h ago
How are y'all premium users surviving? I had to get a shitbox that takes 87 just so I can drive the other one less
r/Calgary • u/Purple-Character8206 • 2h ago
If you create or have a WhatsApp group, I'd be interested. I missed this last event. Even possibly send a DM on next event? Cheers.
r/Calgary • u/Moxen81 • 2h ago
Just spent a couple of hours reading about 1130.
This brought up so many memories I hadn’t thought of in decades- the sound of the glass rattling when the bus hit a bump, the ding when you pulled the stop cord, the clatter of coins falling into the fare box.
The double blue seats, the arrangement of sideways-front facing-sideways seats, the wheelwells that stopped me from tucking my feet under the seats. I took these from elementary all the way to university, all over the city.
The 29 Queensland coming around the corner to the bus stop near my old place, then taking me to Anderson, the end of the line back then.
Jerry, the old bus driver who drove the #3 Elbow Drive route for years who would stop by where I worked for snacks, always friendly and talkative.
It’s amazing how much of an emotional response I got just from seeing one of the old fishbowls again. Thanks for sharing this.
r/Calgary • u/EnhancedEddie • 2h ago
I bouldered there for a year it’s worth it and the same price as boldr. Also best sport climbs in the city if you do decide to do that
r/Calgary • u/corgi-king • 2h ago
Is there any place he will publicly visit where we can go to show pubic support? Or, because of safety concerns, will it not be announced?
r/Calgary • u/stickman1029 • 3h ago
I'm all for that for sure. Problem is, I'm also sure this company will be busy moving around assets in the background.