In Arbour Lake, residents come together to cherish and improve the unique features that make their neighbourhood special. The spirit of unity and shared purpose defines life in Arbour Lake. This is evident through the work of the ALRA and ALCA.

The Arbour Lake Residents Association (ALRA) is a dynamic limited company registered under Alberta law. The mission of the ALRA is to preserve and enhance the exceptional amenities of Arbour Lake, with a primary focus on the pristine ten-acre lake at the heart of the community.

As a non-profit organization driven by dedicated volunteers, the Arbour Lake Community Association (ALCA) extends its efforts beyond the lake boundary. Their goal is to foster a sense of community and inclusivity, ensuring Arbour Lake is a welcoming home for their diverse residents. ALCA actively collaborates with the community to create an environment that encourages belonging through effective communication, engaging activities, and thoughtful programming.

As of the 2021 Census by the City of Calgary, Arbour Lake’s population in private households is 10,335. The community boasts a median total household income of $108,000, with 83% of households spending less than 30% of total income on shelter. 76% of the Arbour Lake population lives in single-detached houses.

In 2021, 85% of private households in Arbour Lake were owner households, and 15% were renter households, providing the perfect place to settle down and start a family.

Diversity and Inclusivity

35% of Arbour Lake residents are immigrants, and of these, 64% of people were born in Asia. Moreover, 41% of Arbour Lake residents in private households represent visible minority communities.

For more information and updates about Arbour Lake, visit the City of Calgary community profiles site.