In July, the city comes alive. From the world-famous Calgary Stampede to major cultural festivals throughout the month, there won’t be a dull day in your calendar!  

With more than 40 kilometres of missing sidewalks, Calgary has historically been known as a car city, but changing demographics have demonstrated a shift in preferences.

Finding the right home might still be about location, but when it comes to getting the best deal, the key is negotiation.

With a population surpassing 1.6 million, Calgary has become a favourite destination to settle and build a life in. It has also been ranked among the best cities to live in North America and the world—multiple times. Here are some reasons why: 

Heritage Calgary is marking its 25th anniversary with the release of a new report, Heritage Calgary at 25: From Vision to Impact, exploring the organization’s history and the evolution of heritage conservation in Calgary.

Calgary is the sixth best city to live in Canada (16 spots ahead of Edmonton!), according to Numbeo’s 2026 Quality of Life Index, which compares hundreds of cities around the world and ranks them based on everything from affordability and climate to health care, safety and even traffic.

Where you live shapes how you live. From your morning routine to weekend plans, your neighbourhood plays a big role in your day-to-day experience.