by The City of Calgary
Calgarians have shown that when we work together, conserving water can make a real difference. That shared effort matters year-round, to protect our water supply and the two rivers that flow through our city.
Everyday choices at home help support a reliable water supply now and into the future. Small, simple habits, repeated across the city, add up. Fixing leaks as soon as you notice them prevents water from being wasted day after day and saves you money. Running full loads in your dishwasher and washing machine makes the most of each cycle. Being mindful about how long taps run or how much water we use for daily routines helps conserve water year-round.
These actions do not require major changes or extra cash. They are practical steps many of us already take, and they work best when we all do our part. Winter is a good time to practice these habits, since staying indoors more often can mean higher water use without realizing it.
Our actions today help protect Calgary’s water supply for current and future generations who will depend on it too. Calgarians have demonstrated that conservation is possible, effective, and meaningful.
For practical tips and reminders to help you get started or stay on track, visit calgary.ca/indoorwaterwise.
