With the beautiful Rocky Mountains background, Dover stands as a welcoming home for people of all backgrounds and demographics. Developed in 1970, Dover is named after Mary Dover, a influential alderman, environmentalist, and daughter of A.E. Ross (one of Calgary’s original Big Four businessman).

Embracing Indigenous solidarity, Dover supports its Indigenous population with dedicated programs and societies such as the Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society, Parenting Support – Native Network parent Link Centre, and the Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary, providing essential support for Indigenous communities in Canada. 725 of Dover’s population in private households identify as indigenous, mostly from the Metis and First Nations Indigenous groups.

Dover celebrates diversity, with 25% of its population in private households being immigrants, fostering a sense of belonging for newcomers to Canada.

Learn more about the diversity and family-oriented environment that Dover has to offer their City of Calgary community profiles site.