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Calgary’s CAO David Duckworth steps down

Calgary will recruit a new city manager as two senior officials depart, with interim leadership in place and services expected to continue without disruption.

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The City of Calgary’s chief administrative officer David Duckworth is resigning his position, effective later this year.

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Calgary HeraldCalgary Herald
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Bell: Don't be fooled! Calgary city hall boss Duckworth scores a sweetheart deal

Calgary city hall boss Duckworth should've been axed, now he stays for several months, gets a sweet severance and is hailed by Mayor Farkas

·Calgary, Canada
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CBC NewsCBC News
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Calgary's chief administrative officer to depart city hall, chief operating officer retiring

The city has decided to part ways with chief administrative officer David Duckworth, Calgary's mayor said Wednesday, while another of its top bureaucrats announced his retirement this year.

·Canada
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CTV NewsCTV News
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Calgary’s CAO David Duckworth steps down

The City of Calgary’s chief administrative officer David Duckworth is resigning his position, effective later this year.

·Canada
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City NewsCity News
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Changes in city leadership as manager Duckworth and COO leaving administration

Calgary city manager David Duckworth and chief operating officer Stuart Dalgleish are set to leave their roles in 2026.

·Toronto, Canada
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Winnipeg Free PressWinnipeg Free Press
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The Hamilton SpectatorThe Hamilton Spectator
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Calgary and its city manager agree to part ways as search begins for replacement

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, April 29, 2026.
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