Located in the deeper Northwest of the city, Bowness has found a way to carve out its own vibrant, artistic community filled with history and a strong focus on shopping local. Mainstreet Bowness acts as the heart of the community, supported and promoted by the BIA, this street is filled with unique shops and restaurants, and gives residents a small-town feel with modern day economic vitality. With annual events like the Tour de Bowness Street Festival and Halloween on Mainstreet, there is never a dull moment in this bustling community.

The population of Bowness stands at 10,770 as of 2021. The median total household income stands at a modest $72,000. The community is quite youthful with 15% being 0 to 14 years of age and 70% of the population being 15 to 64 years of age.

Inclusivity is displayed in this community as 855 residents have an indigenous identity. Of these residents, 58% belong to the First Nations Indigenous Group and 36% belong to the Metis indigenous group.

The community of Bowness offers a diverse range of living options with 42% of private dwellings being single-detached houses, 14% being semi-detached houses, and 26% being apartments under five storeys tall, according to the 2021 Census of Canada. 58% of the households in Bowness are owner households and 48% are renter households, displaying a healthy blend of housing options. There are plenty of options, no matter what your preference!

For more community demographics visit the City of Calgary community profiles.