Ogden, one of Calgary’s oldest neighbourhoods, proudly carries a rich history tied to the Millican family’s settlement in the early 1900s and I.G. Ogden, the former Vice-president of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The construction of the Ogden Shops in 1912/1913 further solidified its significance as the sole CPR repair shop between Winnipeg and Vancouver, deeply entwining Ogden’s roots with the railroad.

Renowned for its vintage homes, including the iconic Ogden Hotel, the area possesses numerous restaurants, strip malls, ample open spaces—especially within the Bow River Valley—and several parks. Residents enjoy recreational opportunities at the community’s outdoor pool and the Jack Setter’s Arena.

Schools which serve the area are Banting and Best Elementary, Sherwood Community as well as St. Bernadette Elementary School.

Population-wise, Ogden houses approximately 8,315 individuals in private households, with 70% falling within the 15 to 64 years age group. The median total household income stands at $75,000 before tax, showcasing a vibrant community with varied demographics.

The community presents a balanced living scenario with 60% owner households and 40% renter households.

Ogden embraces diversity, with 680 residents identifying with indigenous heritage, primarily from First Nations, Metis, and Inuit groups.

For comprehensive insights and updates about Ogden visit the City of Calgary community profiles site.