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Planning and Development Services are Gathering Community Feedback
The City of Calgary is conducting a Planning and Development Public Service Satisfaction Survey to better understand the experience of Community Associations and how information from the City related to local planning and development…
Nose Creek Preservation Society: Make a Change One Weed at a Time
I showed up for the first time to pull some weeds with community members who signed up for our NCPS event that we coordinated with the Parks Department of the City of Calgary on…
Safest Calgary Neighborhood Report
When it comes to ranking the safest neighborhoods in Calgary, it is prudent to look closely at community average annual crime per capita statistics (per 1,000 resident), and community total annual crimes statistics. With…
Fire Prevention Week
Join the Calgary Fire Department during Fire Prevention Week. Learn about the dangers of lithium-ion batteries and how to use, store, and dispose of them safely. Lithium-ion batteries power everyday electronics such as phones,…
Fall Migration is Underway: How to Help Southern Alberta’s Travelling Birds
by the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society As summer starts to cool with the dawn of fall, one of nature's most remarkable journeys is underway across Southern Alberta. Countless birds begin migrating south, travelling hundreds…
Discover Upcoming Green Line LRT Construction with Our Interactive Map!
To help Calgarians see what’s being built along the Green Line LRT route, we’ve created an interactive map that shows active construction sites, as well as stations and the route. All Green Line construction…
Student Fire Safety
Whether you are living on campus or off campus, it is important to check that your accommodation meets fire codes and provides fire safety equipment. Smoke alarms and fire extinguishers, combined with a home…
The Calgary Cottonwoods by Garth Paul Ukrainetz
by Garth Paul Ukrainetz At great bar of Bow River Drink the Calgary Cottonwoods Thirsty trees of the prairies Swill their fill on high plains Lined along their trough flowing Massive tree trunks…
Nose Creek Preservation Society: A Legacy at Risk
History has shaped Nose Creek—it's up to us to protect its future. Every time I walk through the Nose Creek Valley, I’m reminded that we were not the first to be here. In the…
Making Your Calgary Garden More Drought Tolerant
In partnership with the City of Calgary, we’re expanding our Grow with Us program to include native plant plug giveaways starting this August. Thank you to the City and to our partner, the Alberta…
Discover, Experience and Celebrate Arts and Culture This September
Calgary Culture Days is back this month—and the city is ready to celebrate. From September 1 to 30, Calgary comes alive with creativity, connection, and the vibrant arts and culture experiences that make our…
News from the Friends of Nose Hill
by Anne Burke A Nose Hill supporter told me there used to be a plaque in memory of John Lee Laurie at the Brisebois parking lot entrance to Nose Hill Park (Many Owls parking…
Curbside Treasure Hunt: One Weekend, Countless Finds.
On September 12 and 13, join the city-wide Curbside Treasure Hunt! Set out gently used items on your curb and label them with a sign saying “free” for neighbours to take and/or explore your…
Back to School Safety
by Alberta Health Services Alberta Health Services EMS would like to remind parents and students of some basic safety tips as the school year begins again this fall. Pedestrians and motorists both have an…
News from the Friends of Nose Hill
by Anne Burke As I write, it is Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Week. In 1979, the Native Urban Affairs Committee was established to represent Aboriginal issues and concerns. In 1987, the name was changed to…
Getting Ready for Back-To-School Parking
by The City of Calgary As families prepare for the new school year, streets around schools become busier with increased traffic and activity. Planning ahead helps create safer, calmer school zones for everyone. Parking…
Rain Barrel Rebates Are Still Available
by The City of Calgary Hot, dry summer weather can increase outdoor water use. A rain barrel is a simple way to collect rainwater from your roof and use it later on trees, shrubs,…
Help Cyclists Get Home Safely This Summer
by The City of Calgary Seven people have been killed, and more than 1,700 cyclists have been injured in Calgary over the past decade, underscoring the risks as more people use pathways and roads…
Beat The Heat: Simple Ways to Make Your Home More Climate Ready
by The City of Calgary Hot weather can make homes uncomfortable, and health risks increase during extreme heat. The City of Calgary’s Climate Ready Home Program resources can help you take practical steps to…
Get Engaged! Three Ways to Get Involved in Your Community
Get Engaged! Three Ways to Get Involved in Your Community Strong communities are built when people come together. Across Calgary, more than 150 Community Associations and over 20,000 volunteers helping shape neighbourhoods by running…
