Step into Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood. Inglewood, established in 1875 adjacent to Fort Calgary, holds the distinction of being Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood. Its iconic 9 Avenue Southeast is the city’s original main street, steeped in history, arts, and culture.

Inglewood teems with activities for endless entertainment. Dive into the Inglewood pool, glide through the ICA Hall Skate Rink, or explore aquatic life at the Bow Habitat Station. Embrace the outdoors at Harvie Passage during summer or enjoy picnics, parties, and playgrounds at Pearce Estate Park. Delve into Calgary’s history at Fort Calgary or unwind at the Bird Sanctuary, perfect for serene afternoons and birdwatchers.

The neighbourhood boasts tennis courts, off-leash dog parks, lawn bowling, river pathways, and more. And what’s more? Restaurants, shops, and breweries abound, creating a vibrant ambiance. Don’t miss the Inglewood Night Market for delectable street food, live music, and surprises.

As of the 2021 Census by the City of Calgary , Inglewood’s population in private households is 4 130, with 77% falling in the 15 to 64 years age group. The total median household income before tax is a healthy $87 000, reflecting prosperity and diverse residential options.

Ownership stands at 56% for private households, while 44% are rental households, showcasing a range of housing choices. Inglewood maintains a healthy shelter cost-to-income ratio, with 73% spending less than 30% of total income on shelter.

Education is a priority in Inglewood, with 71% of the 15 years and above population in private households holding post-secondary certificates, diplomas, or degrees. Parents can entrust their children to schools like Colonel Walker School (K-6), Rideau Park Junior High, and Western Canada High School.