Candidates and Calgarians alike—take the #CalgaryOnPurpose pledge today: respectful dialogue, curiosity in differences, true civic connection. Sign & share: https://t.co/kYctijAets #yyc #yycvotes

Join us Sept 10 (7–8:30PM) at Contemporary Calgary for an evening of art, music & conversation with Dave Kelly + local talent. Free event, reg. required 👉 https://t.co/e4lFtOeMV5 #YYC

Today was made extra special by getting to spend it with former Cllr. Keating. For more information, visit:

Grateful for the vision, the persistence, and the countless hours of community work that got us here. This is Calgary’s largest-ever infrastructure investment and a game-changer for the southeast. Let’s keep building a connected, sustainable city.

🚧 It’s finally happening. After more than a decade of delays, redesigns, and hard-fought advocacy, construction is officially underway on Phase 1 of the Green Line LRT. I’m frustrated it took this long—but today, I’m mostly grateful.

We are all treaty people.

Citywide rezoning directly enabled 45% of all new low-density housing development permits in established areas.

Rowhouses and townhouses made up 31% of applications in established areas, representing a 163% increase from the same quarter in 2024.

In Q1 2025, Calgary received 271 development permit applications for new homes in established areas, marking a 59% increase compared to Q1 2024.

From Quarterly Briefing on the Effect of the Rezoning for Housing on Calgary’s Housing Supply Since its implementation on August 6, 2024, citywide rezoning has significantly increased the diversity and supply of housing options in Calgary. #yyc #yyccc

A huge win for Calgary’s culture & entertainment district! #yyc

Find the report and other items here:

Nothing about the ongoing Infrastructure Status Report update work... 😶

Curious about what’s being built in your neighbourhood? The City’s Capital Projects Map gives you a bird’s-eye view of infrastructure projects across Calgary, from roads and transit to parks and utilities.

The introduction of the Provincial Priorities Act (Bill 18) brings new complexity. As of April 2025, all federal agreements over $100,000 must be reviewed—and in some cases, approved—by the Alberta government. 👎

"To keep critical projects moving, City Council approved $165 million for the Capital Cost Escalation Fund through 2023 and 2024...Despite the success of the fund, which has now been exhausted, cost pressures persist.😓

Bi-annual infrastructure report on IPC agenda tomorrow: "Approximately 95 per cent of The City’s contract value is with Canadian suppliers, and approximately 70 per cent of that value is within Alberta." 👏 #yyccc #yyc

Taking care of what we already have is obligation we carry for the next generation. That’s why I’m pushing for stronger investment in maintenance and lifecycle work across Calgary. Let’s keep our city running smoothly. 🛠️ Read more: https://t.co/dzSKlNmaAK

🚨 Odour update: Progress is being made, but there's more to do. Here's the latest on what's happening, what's next, and how we’re working to keep things moving. 👃💨 Read the full update: https://t.co/H26qXsOmDA #yyccc

Canada’s real comparative advantage is public transit. That should be our trade-war strategy. @RM_Transit #yes #yyc https://t.co/uQyhKc4LZ0