The City of Calgary is actively monitoring noise levels from the annual Stampede music festival following numerous complaints from residents.The issue has sparked concerns about public disturbances, with authorities working to balance entertainment and community well-being.While the festival is a major cultural event in Alberta, the increased volume during late-night performances has led to tensions.Complaints have been reported across multiple neighborhoods, prompting city officials to review sound regulations and potential enforcement actions.This situation highlights the challenges of managing large-scale events in urban areas.The article also mentions other news items, including a TTC employee hospitalized after an assault, rising gas prices in the GTA, and B.C.’s hockey community mourning a young fan’s death.However, the primary focus remains on Calgary’s efforts to address noise complaints while ensuring the Stampede continues as a celebrated tradition.