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Update: April 2, 2026 Water restrictions lifted as Bearspaw South Feeder Main returns to service We are happy to share that with water flowing through the Bearspaw South Feeder Main and the system performing well, all water restrictions are now lifted, effective immediately. This means normal water use can resume indoors and outdoors. Over the past three and a half weeks, Calgarians and our regional neighbours in Airdrie, Chestermere, Strathmore and Tsuut’ina Nation took mean

On March 31st, Calgary City Council voted in support of a Notice of Motion to begin exploring a new regional pathway network.   EC2026-0225: Establishing an Intermunicipal Regional Pathway   Councillor Yule, Mayor Farkas, and Councillor Kelly are proposing a Regional Active Mobility Corridor Plan - a connected pathway network for walking, running, and cycling that links Calgary with surrounding communities. Following the Nose Creek corridor toward Airdrie, the Bow River corr

It may not feel like it, but spring is just around the corner, and that means the City of Calgary’s Annual Compost Giveaway returns for another year, offering free compost to help residents get their yards and gardens growing. Made from food scraps and yard waste collected through the Green Cart program , compost is a simple way to put waste to good use and support healthier soil and outdoor spaces across our communities. What to Know Compost is available April 13 through Ma

The City of Calgary is asking residents to weigh in on how public dollars should be spent over the next four years. Public engagement for the 2027–2030 Business Plans and Budgets is now open and runs until April 15, 2026. The four-year budget shapes how the City allocates funding to the services and infrastructure Calgarians rely on every day - transit, roads, fire, police, parks, and more. The decisions made through this process will influence how Calgary grows and delivers