Whether you’re looking for a good, low-impact workout or just relax on a beautiful summer afternoon, Calgary has numerous pathways that connect with different neighbourhoods, parks and natural areas. If you need any suggestions, here are some of our favourites:

In 2024, Calgary became the most populated city in the province, with 1.6 million residents. As our population increases and suburban areas continue to be the location of choice for new housing, new communities have emerged so Calgary can meet the demands of a growing population in the coming decades.

With a thriving tech sector, a growing population, and an environment ripe for investment, our city offers limitless opportunities for companies and talent to grow in a strong economy that also offers a robust support network. 

Since its Calgary opening in 2006, Two Wheel View has witnessed first-hand how biking helps youth build confidence, leadership and employability skills. 

No travel plans? No problem. Whether you’re having a staycation or have friends and family visiting Calgary, there is something for all ages and tastes happening around town. From kayaking in the beautiful Bow River to the lively Folk Music Fest, here are some activities to make the most of the summer of 2024.  

This month, the city will become vibrant with winter and cultural festivals in which you can enjoy mesmerizing art installations, witness outstanding performances, and even become a hot chocolate connoisseur. There will be no shortage of fun, so here's a look at the upcoming events:

Autumn has arrived in Calgary, and with that cold chill in the air, comes Halloween and hockey. There is no shortage of entertainment in the city this month. Don’t miss out, and check out the events below!

Costume and candy aside, the Halloween season also serves as a great opportunity to get creative, transform your yard and have fun with your seasonal outdoor décor.

Sept. 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, honouring the victims and survivors of Canada’s residential school system and their families and communities.