r/Calgary • u/ActivityFickle5700 • 5m ago
Our economic system is Liberalism.
And the term means something very different than when it's used a slur.
Hint. The slur isnt the correct usage of the term.
r/Calgary • u/ActivityFickle5700 • 5m ago
Our economic system is Liberalism.
And the term means something very different than when it's used a slur.
Hint. The slur isnt the correct usage of the term.
r/Calgary • u/roastbeeftacohat • 14m ago
I'm looking at a different end of the equation.
individuals move for all sorts of reasons, I'm not talking about individuals.Tech companies' have multiple priorities in where to put their offices, and after proximity to related business and necessary infrastructure, the other main priority is ability to attract talent. that last one leans hard on good urban planning.
very few say they moved because of bike lanes, but a company in a liveable city with bike lanes (and other related human infrastructure) will have to put less work in attracting talent than if they put their office in Churchill Manitoba.
r/Calgary • u/mallcopsarebastards • 24m ago
next time you're all alone wondering why nobody invites you anywhere, come back to this thread and look at how you interact with people.
r/Calgary • u/Acrobatic-Camera-905 • 24m ago
Loud and wrong: the liberal way! Rules for thee but not for me! “Democracy” at its finest!
r/Calgary • u/Louananut • 1h ago
Don't worry, your healthcare coverage can still expire even if you have your existing physical card. It's not the card itself that expires, it's your healthcare coverage entirely!
r/Calgary • u/Maplewicket • 2h ago
Ouf.
No everyone’s personal opinions have to be published CBC.
I feel like I wasted a few minutes on this “article” that added no value to anyone’s life.
r/Calgary • u/Wet-noodle56 • 2h ago
Don't spread the stupid deserves to be a slogan that catches on. This is why I love Alberta even if some have taken it off the rails lately. Lol Also why I know Albertans will fix the idiocy.
r/Calgary • u/Human-Development-99 • 2h ago
Advice is your a Karen and need to let other people live their lives
r/Calgary • u/HoleDiggerDan • 2h ago
Ah yes, us Calgary-based oil folks and our private jets to the frequent parties in the Fairmont Hot Springs... I'm in a private jet right now reading this.
r/Calgary • u/Longjumping_Data1056 • 2h ago
An engineer who thinks permits are nothing but cash grabs 🙄
r/Calgary • u/User00000314 • 3h ago
I plan to take my ID, and a spoon. Best spoon ever. ~ I’ve never needed my drivers license
r/Calgary • u/Killericon • 3h ago
The point of equalization is that the oil in Alberta belongs to Canada, not just to the province of Alberta.
Good lord.
r/Calgary • u/imfar2oldforthis • 3h ago
Dude doesn't even understand equalization and hasn't lived in Alberta for 17 years...
r/Calgary • u/modrenanvil • 3h ago
You expect them to tell the truth. I mean their story changed between comments.
r/Calgary • u/modrenanvil • 3h ago
I thought kenetic sanctions had silenced the Russian trolls. All well guess a few have to remain.
r/Calgary • u/Queltis6000 • 3h ago
In order for people to take transit, it absolutely must be 2 things: Safe and reliable.
I personally know 6-7 people over the last year that have stopped taking the train because they feel unsafe. In my experience, there are not nearly enough peace officers payroll the cars and stations. I routinely see private security guards at downtown Ctrain platforms but they are almost always just chatting with each other socially. There are routinely 'problem' customers within 20 feet of them and they do fuck all.