Parking affects how we move through Calgary, whether we’re heading downtown, visiting a business, attending an event or ...
From September 18 to October 31, Calgary residents can drop off extra leaves, grass, branches, and other yard waste at City Eco Centres at no charge. This seasonal program helps manage fall cleanup ...
Our four-year budget is about more than dollars and cents. It’s about planning for Calgary’s future.
At your first visit you will complete a registration form and meet with an employment counsellor. No appointment is necessary, and this process may take up to one hour. Registration is not available ...
You need to apply for a development permit and a building permit. Be sure to review the following rules for your district AND the building permit requirements. Secondary suites are only allowed within ...
"Macro intervention involves methods of professional changing that target systems above the level of the individual, group, and family, i.e., organizations, communities, and regional and national ...
Allowed: Shovel snow from public spaces (e.g., sidewalks) onto other public spaces (e.g., roads). Not Allowed: Shovel snow from private property (e.g., driveways) onto public spaces. In the spirit of ...
Join us to commemorate Indian residential school victims, honour survivors and their families, and commit to acting on reconciliation. Remembering the Children. The program features keynote speakers, ...
The urban livestock licencing program enables Calgarians to keep backyard hens (chickens) under the Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw. The program launched in 2022 with great success, so we have decided ...
If you are updating or building a garage that is not attached to your home, you need a residential improvement project permit. Watch the following video to learn more from our industry expert Jonathan ...
Family & Community Support Services (FCSS) is a joint municipal-provincial funding program designed to establish, administer and operate preventive social services. FCSS emphasizes prevention, ...
The term 1-in-100 refers to the probability of flooding, meaning there is a one percent chance in any given year that it may flood to the level we saw in 2013. Below are the annual return period ...