Livable and vibrant city
Highlighted projects and initiatives
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Winter is part of life in Calgary. Explore your city and enjoy the many fun outdoor activities Calgary has to offer.
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Discover financing opportunities and incentives to help you reduce energy use in your home or business. Save money, lower your energy bills, improve the comfort of your home and increase your property's value.
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Grab your mittens and get ready to chill downtown this winter. Whether you're a longtime local or a first-time visitor, there's no better place to embrace the season than in the heart of Calgary. Start your adventure today!
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The Strategy aspires to ensure that all Calgarians have an affordable place to call home.
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The ACT project is part of a $660 million campus transformation. This includes the expansion and modernization of Calgary’s premier performing arts centre, alongside the adjacent Olympic Plaza Transformation project.
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The Calgary Local Immigrant Partnership (CLIP) aims to create a more welcoming and inclusive community for immigrants and newcomers in Calgary.
Making a difference in our community
7,965
Housing units were granted occupancy in Q1 2025. This record-breaking number highlights how thoughtful policy decisions can increase housing supply and affordability for all Calgarians.
5,300
New market homes approved for development permit in Q1 2025. This marks the highest quarterly total recorded for Q1 in the past three years increasing housing supply and ensuring Calgary remains one of the most attractive and livable cities in the world.
87%
Of transit trips arrived on time in Q1 2025. During periods of heavy snowfall, we deploy route detours to keep buses and people moving — making sure Calgarians get to where they need to go.
Almost $53,000
Allocated through the Chinatown Activation Microgrant to 21 different initiatives, which drew approximately 11,000 attendees.
$1 million
Made available through the Downtown in Motion grant to support initiatives in Calgary’s downtown that turn public spaces into places of connection and creativity — enhancing the cultural scene and contributing to a safer, more dynamic downtown.
$270 million
Estimated budget for the Arts Commons Transformation project, including $105 million from The City, to deliver flexible, accessible arts and performance spaces. Once complete, the expansion will foster diverse, inclusive programming and help shape a vibrant, future-ready downtown.