Ward 2 - Jennifer Wyness

September Newsletter, 2026

Welcome to September Ward 2! 

August was a quieter month across Ward 2. Kids were on break, council was out of session, and many of us enjoyed a slower pace. As we head into September, the rhythm is shifting: students are back in school, we’re back into the full flow of everyday life, and City Council is returning to serious work.

This fall, we’ll be diving into important budget deliberations that will shape services and priorities for our ward and the city. Alongside that work, we’re excited to welcome you to a full lineup of community events this month. We look forward to seeing you out in Ward 2 as we move into this busy and meaningful season together. This newsletter has some important updates from our ward and across Calgary, including a list of community events!

Water restrictions preview for fall

From mid-September to early October, the City will connect the new Bearspaw South Feeder Main to the Shaganappi Pump Station. No water restrictions are anticipated during this phase of work unless there is a significant increase in demand caused by unusually hot weather.

Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions and indoor water conservation will be required for approximately four weeks during the next phase of tie-in connections, expected to take place from mid-October to early November. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and continue following the City’s year-round Lawn and Landscape Watering Schedule.

Learn more: Bearspaw South Feeder Main update

Flames’ final Saddledome season tickets on sale

Calgary Flames single‑game tickets for the 2026‑27 “Farewell to the ‘Dome” season went on sale today, marking the team’s last full season at the Scotiabank Saddledome before moving to Scotia Place in 2027. Fans can purchase single games, multi‑game packs, or season ticket memberships as the arena’s final hockey chapter begins.

Learn more: 2026-27 Saddledome Farewell Season

Everything "Alberta Day"

Alberta Day is an annual opportunity to celebrate the people, places, cultures, and history that make our province home. Officially recognized on September 1, it marks the day the Alberta Act came into effect in 1905, formally establishing Alberta as a province.

This year’s celebrations took place across the province from August 28 through September 1, bringing communities together through music, food, cultural performances, family activities, and opportunities to learn more about Alberta’s diverse heritage.

In Calgary, Heritage Park hosted a free, family-friendly Alberta Day celebration on Sunday, August 30. Visitors enjoyed live music, Indigenous, Ukrainian, and Okinawan cultural performances, a marketplace, food vendors, children’s activities, historical attractions, and an evening drone show.

Alberta Day is also a chance to reflect on the many people and communities, Indigenous Peoples, newcomers, families, businesses, volunteers, and community organizations, whose contributions continue to shape the province. As we head into September, we hope residents had an opportunity to take part in the celebrations and enjoy all that makes Alberta a special place to call home.

As always, my office is open if you have any questions or concerns. You can reach us at ward2@calgary.ca. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Learn more: Alberta Day

- Jennifer

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Community Spotlight

Want to be a part of making your community stronger? Whether you live in Evanston, Kincora, Citadel, or Ranchlands, your local Community Association is an integral part of bringing neighbours together through annual events, programs, and local advocacy.

Visit our Community Hub to learn how to connect with your Community Association and sign up for your membership today. 

Support the Citadel Community Association

The Citadel Community Association is inviting residents to join its membership drive. For just $30 per year, a family membership provides access to community events such as the Stampede Breakfast, movie nights, the Kids Easter Event, and the Halloween Carnival. Members can also enjoy seniors’ events, community programs, discounted hall rentals and fitness classes, volunteer opportunities, and voting rights at the association’s annual general meeting.

Memberships are valid for 12 months and help support the programs, events, and activities that bring Citadel residents together. To learn more or purchase a membership, visit citadelca.ab.ca/CCA/index.php/memberships.


September Community Calendar

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