If you feel unsafe riding on transit, there's a new tool to help keep you safe: www.cbc.ca/1.5116951 | CBC Calgary

The Transit Watch program allows Calgarians to discreetly report safety concerns when riding Calgary Transit. To report a concern text 74100 or use the help phone/button on CTrains and platforms. Here are some tips to remember when reporting: When to text: If you see an immediate safety concern on Transit or security issues, such as disorder, harassment, someone who may need help, infrastructure issues, or broken glass. What to text: Provide as much detail as possible: Who? What? Where? When? We

Ever seen the Calgary police helicopter hovering above your neighbourhood, and wondered why? Turns out HAWCS (Helicopter Air Watch for Community Safety) is used daily to help police on the ground with much more than chasing down criminals, like finding missing people. Here you can see them escort an ambulance to the Alberta Children's Hospital from a couple weeks ago, helping save that child's life. (Video: Calgary Police Service) | CBC Calgary

Starting November 19, Transit in the city is changing. We’re adding new routes and adjusting existing ones to develop a more effective and efficient bus network. The new network has more direct and easier to understand routes, provides better service to key destinations and makes it easier to travel across the city. MAX will also be rolling out on city streets November 19. Whether it’s downtown, or across town, MAX’s new Purple, Teal and Orange lines can take you, and connect you, where you want

Starting April 1, low-income Calgarians will have more affordable options for public transit. See more: www.cbc.ca/1.4014180 | CBC Calgary