The proposed Calgary Plan is the municipal development plan that strategically guides growth and city building. It is a high-level, long-term statutory policy document that is required by Alberta’s ...

Your property tax bill is calculated and mailed out in May each year. Your property tax change depends on the value of your property. Approximately 42 per cent of your residential property tax goes to ...

Review market housing data and trends such as median home prices, new housing starts and demographics. These trends provide insight into the factors shaping Calgary’s housing market. Unless otherwise ...

Members of Council meet at Council and committee meetings to discuss policies, bylaws, budget, city planning, and other issues. Council public hearings and standing policy committee (SPC) meetings are ...

Fire Codes are in place to protect citizens in their homes, offices and in public places. Fire codes apply to you, whether you’re planning a special event, hanging office decorations, or demolishing a ...