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Canada has launched a âstrategic partnershipâ with Turkey aimed at securing a free-trade deal, while a Calgary-based oil firm is seeking an exemption to Canadaâs tanker ban on British Columbiaâs coast. In Calgary, the opening of Tsuutâina Parkway completes the Southwest Ring Road, and municipal affairs officials have rebuked a councillor over a budget leak as trust in city hall shows signs of recovery.
Canada and Turkey launched a strategic partnership during Mark Carneyâs visit to Ankara, with plans to begin free-trade talks next month and expand cooperation in defence, air transport and other sectors. Both leaders said they want to deepen trade and people-to-people ties, with Erdogan setting a goal of roughly doubling bilateral trade to $10 billion.
Source: Calgary Journal
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
Canada's largest ski sale is moving to the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex in Tsuut'ina Nation (Canada) for its 2026 edition, giving the longtime Calgary event a new venue this weekend.
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
A Calgary-based oil producer is proposing a new northern British Columbia (Canada) port to ship up to 250,000 barrels a day of crude, but the plan would need an exemption from Canada's federal tanker ban.
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
Townhome show homes at Sage Walk Ravines highlight continued residential growth in northwest Calgary (Canada), where accessibility, amenities and affordability are drawing buyers.
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
A latest citizen satisfaction survey says public trust in Calgary city hall has reached its highest level in eight years, suggesting confidence is recovering.
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
A Calgary city councillor has been reprimanded by a provincial minister over a leak of confidential budget documents, but no sanctions were proposed.
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026
The Tsuut'ina Parkway has opened to traffic, completing the Southwest Calgary Ring Road and improving the link between Calgary and Tsuut'ina Nation (Canada).
Source: Calgary Herald
⢠Published: October 22, 2026