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Anyone who thought the large breasted retard should just be “allowed to do it’s thing” is a retard as are those who think those third world cultural gutter trash immigrants are a great addition to our country. People need to speak out and identify the idiocy and those who bring their violent archaic cultural practices here need to be sent where their behaviour is accepted, even welcomed. It has nothing to do with race, sub human gutter trash comes in all colors.
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WENZEL: Calgary Plan is moving too fast for a decision that will shape the next 30 years
With billions in future infrastructure and growth decisions at stake, City Council should demand far more public scrutiny before approving Calgary’s most consequential planning document in a generation.
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Shane Wenzel
Shane Wenzel
Published on:
20 Jun 2026, 5:30 am
As the City Council begins debating the Calgary Plan, Administration is recommending one final phase of public engagement before the document proceeds to a public hearing. For a plan that will shape Calgary’s growth, infrastructure priorities, transportation investments, and land use decisions for the next three decades, that is simply not enough.
The Calgary Plan is one of the most significant policy documents City Hall has considered in a generation. It will influence where billions of taxpayer dollars are invested, how communities evolve, and how future councils make decisions about growth. ...
