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In 2024, City Council approved citywide rezoning as one of 98 recommendations in the Home is Here Housing Strategy , with the goal of increasing housing supply, assisting with housing affordability, and expanding housing choice across Calgary.   In December 2025, Council initiated the process to consider repealing that decision ,  Rezoning was not an explicit part of Councillor Yule's campaign platform . The top three priorities heard from Ward 3 residents during the election

The City of Calgary's Various Street Improvements (VSI) Program is underway for 2026, with construction running from April through November across locations citywide. The VSI Program delivers small- to medium-scale operational and safety upgrades on behalf of City departments including Mobility, Parks, and Water Services. Typical projects include intersection upgrades, curb extensions, traffic calming measures, sidewalk and pathway connections, drainage enhancements, and tra

Join Councillor Yule and Fresh Water Canada Implementation Biologist, Elliott, on a guided journey through watershed, wildlife, and community history. Sunday, May 3 at 10 am. This year's Jane's Walk takes participants along one of Calgary's most cherished green corridors - the Nose Creek Pathway. Starting from the West Nose Creek Park parking lot, the 3 km route winds through a landscape rich with geological character, freshwater life, and layers of cultural history that mos

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

In 2024 City Council approved citywide rezoning in response to Calgary’s housing crisis. The purpose was to enable an increase in housing supply and housing choices, and was one of 98 recommendations made in the Home is Here Housing Strategy .      On December 15, 2025, Council initiated the process to consider a repeal of citywide rezoning. The current land use districts and development rules will remain in place until Council makes its final decision at the public hearing,

Calgary's Largest Youth Hiring Fair Returns March 26 If you're between the ages of 15 and 24 and looking for work, the Youth Hiring Fair is an opportunity worth attending. Hosted by the Youth Employment Centre (YEC), the event takes place on March 26, 2026 at the Big Four Building at Stampede Park - free of charge and open to all youth in that age range. This year, 80 employers will be on-site actively recruiting for part-time, full-time, permanent, and seasonal positions, w

Today, the Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund (OCIF), in partnership with the Government of Alberta, announced an investment of up to $4.15 million in Mount Royal University to establish the Alberta Logistics Centre of Excellence (ALCoE)  - a dedicated hub designed to strengthen Alberta's transportation and logistics sector for years to come. This kind of strategic, forward-looking investment positions Calgary as a leader in a sector that has already contributed $22.5 billio

Branching Out - Calgary's free tree giveaway program is back! And this year it's bigger and better than ever, with more than 10,000 free trees being distributed! After the success of last year’s program, Calgary Parks is doubling the number of trees up for grabs. Registration fills up quickly and is scheduled by quadrant. So make sure to mark your calendars and apply early to avoid missing out. 2026 Registration Dates NW Calgary - Tuesday, April 7 at 10 am (Note: Tuesday re

Calgary Transit is taking a close look at bus service in North Central Calgary and we need your input on what comes next. As part of the City's ongoing commitment to improving transit, a comprehensive review of bus routes in the North Central Transit Service Review (TSR) area is underway. The goal is to make service better, smarter, and more connected - including building on the new MAX Green rapid transit investments, improving connections to high schools and other key des

Starting today, traffic fines set by the Province of Alberta are increasing and will apply to drivers in Calgary and municipalities across the province. The provincial government has updated the Procedures Regulation (AR 63/2017) to raise penalties for a number of traffic infractions that have been on the rise. This marks the first increase to these fines since 2015. Key Changes Affecting Calgary Drivers Speeding fines increase Most common speeding tickets will rise by appro

Earlier this week, City Council formally identified and approved six priority areas that will guide the development of the next four-year municipal budget, from 2027 to 2030. These priorities were the result of several strategic council sessions and will serve as the foundation for City Administration as it begins crafting the upcoming budget recommendations. Rather than proposing specific spending decisions, these priorities are intended to signal what matters most to both c

Hey, Ward 3 - Let's Talk About Citywide Rezoning. Residents are invited to a Ward 3 Town Hall - meet your city councillor, Andrew Yule, and learn about and share your input on the Proposed Repeal of Citywide Rezoning . Event Details: Date:  Thursday, March 19, 2026 Time:  6:30 – 8:00 PM Location:  Vivo - 11950 Country Village Link NE, Collaboratory Room Your Voice Matters In 2024 City Council approved citywide rezoning in response to Calgary’s housing crisis. The purpose was

Calling all families in Northern Hills! The Northern Hills Community Association  is teaming up with the Country Hills Playground Boosters  for a free Easter egg hunt you won't want to miss. Join on Saturday, April 4th from 2 to 4 PM  at 1052 Country Hills Circle NW  for an afternoon packed with treats, laughter, and springtime fun for the whole family. Come out, meet your neighbours, and enjoy a little springtime magic in the community. 📅 Saturday, April 4, 2025 🕑 2:00 – 4

Last week, the Calgary Police Commission (CPC) hosted the 2026 Policing Summit, bringing together community members, business leaders, partner organizations, and government officials for an open conversation about the future of public safety in Calgary The evening centred on three big themes: growth, modernization, and collaboration. To keep pace with Calgary's rapid growth, the Service plans to recruit up to 660 officers over the next four years, including 300 net-new pos

Behind every rink, every community garden, every neighbourhood event, there are ordinary people giving their time to make something extraordinary happen. March is Community Association Awareness Month (CAAM), and it's the perfect moment to recognize that quiet, tireless work. Mayor Jeromy Farkas officially proclaimed March as CAAM , carrying on a tradition that stretches back to 1962. This year carries extra weight, as the Federation of Calgary Communities marks its 65th ann

Four times each year, Calgary Transit reviews bus routes and schedules to see if there are areas where we can improve service. A variety of factors are taken into consideration. including feedback from customers and drivers, ridership levels, and changing traffic patterns, all to ensure we’re meeting the needs of Calgarians. This spring, the following adjustment will be made in Ward 3 to improve connections and scheduling. Route 137 - Livingston Adding a new stop on southboun

This week Team Ward 3 had the honour of volunteering at Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids (BB4CK ), joining the incredible staff and volunteers who work every day to make sure Calgary students have the food they need to learn and thrive. Across the city, BB4CK prepares and delivers nearly 8,000 lunches every school day. In community kitchens, volunteers assemble fresh sandwiches, fruits, vegetables, and healthy snacks that are sent directly to schools and summer programs. Si