Rezoning

From July 21 - 24, 2026, Calgary City Council held a public hearing to address several outstanding land use bylaw amendments following Council's decision in April to repeal Calgary’s city-wide rezoning policy. The repeal means that as of August 4, 2026, most properties automatically rezoned in 2024 will return to their previous zoning. The July public hearing was an important step in determining how that transition will work for projects already underway, correcting the list

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 we

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, be

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 to e

At the December 15 Regular Meeting of Council, members considered several items that drew significant public interest and community discussion. These included changes to the City’s approach to residential zoning, as well as updates to the policy governing national flags on City property. In the spirit of transparency and accountability, this update is intended to explain what was decided, outline the context behind each decision, and share the reasoning that guided Councillor