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Next two games will be a good indicator of the teams current potential

One thing I've noticed with the advance pedestrian signals is that we have a such a habit of turning right on red (or left if a one-way) that as soon as there is a break in traffic (in this case the change in light from green to yellow / red) drivers waiting to turn start to creep into the...

It was announced on Tuesday that CNRL is moving out of it's current 3 buildings (Home Oil Tower, Bankers East & West) and moving into the Shell and Devon towers starting the end of 2025 and through mid 2026. 2,800 employees total. They will be taking over the entire Shell tower and half of the...

For the Flames to make the playoffs there is one spot left. I'm assuming the current top 3 in each division are locks and the Oilers are a lock which leaves one spot. There are 6 teams currently in contention for that which isn't great odds. I would absolutely like the Flames to make the...

Since December 7th the top 3 NHL records are the Jets at 14-1-2, Canucks 12-2-2 and Oilers 12-3 Flames are 8-6-2 over that span. One positive of late is Huberdeaus improved play, he's looked good playing with Lindholm and Sharangovich

To sum up how warm December was from Environment Canada's website our mean temp was above 0!

Having looked at this many times I only just noticed that the angle each of the balconies get progressively larger (or smaller if you see it left to right)

There was recently a for sale & sold sign on the old building there.

I've said this before but 4th st could be converted to single lane traffic all the way from 16th ave to McKnight adding on-street parking and a separated bike lane. Would make fronting onto it a lot more appealing.

Another 311 win lately, I personally had given up my 311 crusade on this issue but some brave souls must have continued because the city finally properly fixed the giant bump on the west of side of center st bridge just as you come down the pathway from the hill (right by the crosswalk). First...

I think the most exciting piece of this is removing Bow Trail between 9th and 14th street. It opens up a lot of real estate to work with and will do wonders improving the connectivity of west downtown with the river. Heck you could just put up some barricades today and move cyclists onto it...

Winner of the river walk west was announced: https://engage.calgary.ca/riverwalkwest

I will also add Pospisil looked good last night, really quick which is something we don't have a lot of at the moment. Echoing what others have said which just don't have the skill at the moment to break things open, they're playing a very east/west style which doesn't generate a lot of high...

I'm wondering if the real opposition to the 'parkland' being turned over to the developer is the loss of prime lawn sign real estate (and that is from July 2023 so no there is not an election on)

https://www.calgary.ca/planning/projects/ramsay-inglewood-improvements.html

First game of the season last night, draft beer is now $11.75 and the craft cans are $13.75. Cheaper than other rinks still but yikes nonetheless

Wonder what the odds are of them installing one bike rack now outside the dome for those weirdos who want to bike to a game. Otherwise it's back to lifting my bike over the red railing, for those who know you know what I mean...

I'm too lazy to switch sites, kind of exhilarating having no clue what's coming today. Rain? Snow? Sun? who knows.

A year after we set a record for most games outshooting opponents and losing, along with a ridiculous amount of one goal game losses and overtime losses - I'm cautiously optimistic. To me the key will be coaching and how Huska does

I suspect it's a function of our record low river levels