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Oh, Uber Eats has groceries now? I gotta remember that. Yo, the best way to remember something is just forget something. What did you forget? Hard to say... I know what you forgot. (Sentimental instrumental music) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Catch up with the latest newsand weather on the weekendwith Global News Hou latest in the business worldwith Business Matters. Brought to you by PopowichKarmali Advisory Group. Cibc Wood Gundy.Global News Hour at 6 Weekends We are Calgary. >> Announcer: you're watching global news "morning." >> Dallas: good monday morning. Just past 6 o'clock, and topping the news, a record number of calgarians say their quality of life has worsened according to the spring survey. >> Blake: the 2024 survey asked calgarians how they feel about issues like housing, transit. Meghan cobb joins us. Good morning for you. >> Reporter: good morning, blake. The survey suggests infrastructure, traffic, and roads are still the top concern for calgarians with poverty, affordable housing and homeless the second most pressing issue. Now the survey was done in february and march of this year. Collecting data from calgarians over the age of 18 in all four quadrants of the city. Now it shows 71% of people rated their quality of life as good which is down 7% from last year. While 62% of people believed their quality of life has worsened over the last three years. That figure is up 13% from spring of 2023. The survey found 65% of respondents found calgary was on track to becoming a better city in the next decade, down from 70% in the fall of last year, and 77% from spring of 2023. The city said it's the lowest measure ever recorded. 2,501 responded to the ipsos survey margin of error of 2%. And the city is set to discuss this survey at their regular council meeting tomorrow. Blake, dallas. >> Blake: thanks, meghan.

>>> Construction is about to begin on expanding calgary's composting facility in the deep southeast. >> Dallas: the official ceremony is happening at the shephard waste management facility. Right now, the facility processes 100,000 tonnes of food and yard waste collected from green carts all over the city. But as calgary grows, it needs the capacity to process more. So this expansion will boost processing by 60,000 tonnes. It was approved back in february 2022. The budget for the project was $50 million. But last november, global news reported that it jumped 38.3 million. >> Blake: the city blamed increases in customed prices, labor shortage, increased competition as well as inflationary pressures. The coastcost overruned approved inthe budget last fall. The city says it won't affect property taxes or utility bills. >>> The new blood services clinic opens downtown from pen west to the centre is located on 9th avenue south west in the east tower of pen west plaza downtown. >> The clinic moved from eau claire market over the weekend to make way for green line construction. Canadian blood services says the new location will provide them with increased visibility and increased access to donors. In our city, more than 4,000 donors are needed each month to meet demand. >>> The co-owner of a restaurant in mission says a long running sewage issue caused a problem for restaurants in the area. >> Dallas: the blowers and grafton on 4th treat received a message from alberta health services after an inspection on saturday. The inspectors found sewage backup on the floors of the basement kitchen, and dishwasher not working properly. The business closed and reopened on thursday. >> Blake: the co-owner says a plumbing issue on the street outside is causing the issue and caused sewage backup for a number of nearby businesses. >> I understand people's concern. It seems the world is ending, and the whole restaurant is in turmoil when you see something like that -- a closure and some infractions. And it really is an unfortunate circumstance to us due to the backup which is the reason it was caused other infractions which we take full responsibility for. >> Dallas: robinson says the company takes the issues seriously and workers arrived on site to help fix the plumbing problem. >> Blake: as costs continue to rise, one community is getting help. >> Dallas: craig momney has more from the tsuut'ina nation. >> Reporter: many tier on the tsuut'ina nation saying they are here to help and on sunday that's exactly what they got. Nothing that can take me away from my lord >> Reporter: this is the care for humanity. It was an event organized by the phoenix y. Manalo organization. Others who need it given feminine diapers and sporting equipment such as soccer balls, and basketball balls. In total, organizers say quarter -- estimate about a quarter million dollars was handed out to help a nation in need. >> They reached out to us, and we have done so many events with them in terms of sporting events, we found out that the community really needs help. I found the manager at seven chiefs sportsplex, she told us the food bank was empty, their shelves empty. >> Because the hard times we're going through, the church is reaching out and helping building those relationships and commitment by helping our nation with things that we need because of the cost of living and what is happening. >> It is difficult that all of the groceries and stuff, yeah, we have. This is a very big help. It's very beneficial for all families. >> $5,000 was also donated to tsuut'ina nation. That money, from what I've been told, going to sport equipment for kids at the seven chiefs sportsplex and for charters to get to and from events. Now another donation happen in the winter months when the charity will hand out things like coats, boots, gloves. Anything to keep warm during the cold winter months. Craig momney, global news. >> 6:07 and let's look at how the roads are looking. The sun is what the issue is this morning? >> Leslie: the retina burning sun? >> Dallas: yeah, yeah. >> Leslie: it's right in the glare zone. It's a beautiful morning, and it was chilly early, early. 6:07 is not early, les? Yeah, it is. But early, earlier, it was chilly. It was a beautiful morning, and you can see feel it's stable, and warm temperatures ahead, and watching for that, and traffic for you in the southeast, and approaching 64th, and we are close to vacation season, and

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