Latest News - Ward 2

Ward 2 is set for a busy construction and improvement season in 2026, with mobility projects focused on safer streets, better accessibility, and more reliable travel for residents.

A recent Facebook post from the Evanston Creekside community brought a serious safety concern to our attention: a youth riding a black e-motorcycle through a playground while children were present.

As we head into May, I wanted to share a few helpful reminders and resources that may be useful for you or your family. This month’s update includes information on Neighbour Day, and how to plan your summer garden using the tools available to you.

We are pleased to invite residents to our upcoming Ward 2 Town Hall, which will be happening this May. Read our full article for more details.

The City of Calgary’s annual Spring Clean up Program is set to begin next week, with residential community sweeping starting shortly after. This program plays an important role in keeping our streets clean, safe, and functioning properly after winter.

As temperatures warm up across Calgary, residents might start to notice an increase in potholes and other roadway issues. This is a common and expected part of spring in our climate, and the City is actively working to repair damage caused by winter conditions as crews and materials become available.

Neighbour Day is returning to Calgary on Saturday, June 20, 2026, and it is a great opportunity to bring people together, meet your neighbours, and celebrate the places we call home. For the second year in a row, the City is offering the #YYCNeighbourDay microgrant, along with free permits, to help make local events easier to plan and more accessible.

Every day, emergency responders, tow truck operators, road maintenance crews, and snowplow drivers work just feet away from moving traffic. Their safety depends on drivers paying attention and following the law.

Every day in Calgary, thousands of people walk, cycle, drive, and roll through our streets, and every one of them deserves to get where they’re going safely. Yet as our city continues to see a troubling number of serious and fatal collisions involving vehicles and pedestrians, one factor shows up again and again: distraction.

Calgary’s three cart system continues to be the foundation of how we manage household waste, but contamination remains an ongoing challenge. Even small mistakes create safety risks for workers and make it harder to turn waste into new materials. We have put together a handy list with resources for anyone who wishes to learn more about what goes where.

I want to share an update on the North Calgary Water Servicing (NCWS) Project, a major piece of infrastructure work underway in northwest Calgary that is critical to supporting both existing communities and future growth. This will expand and strengthen the reliability of our water system by adding capacity and redundancy, and help make sure Calgarians continue to have access to clean, safe drinking water for decades to come.

As we head into spring, there is a lot happening across Ward 2. This month’s update shares a few practical reminders and opportunities, along with information that may affect your household over the coming weeks.