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p;   Including incentives for downtown office conversions to support post-secondary residents ·     Investigating business licensing for residential landlords ·     Considering infrastructure investments for increased densities ·&nb ... Read more

ce Service recognizes the right of everyone to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. They also recognize the rights of residents, visitors and businesses to a safe environment and will police behaviour, not beliefs.“We look forward to welcoming visitors and our mutual aid policing partners ... Read more

rket conditions. Reducing City costs helps keep Calgary affordable and enables additional investments in capital infrastructure for Calgarians, local businesses and the community.   Calgary follows suit with other major Canadian cities, including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Ottawa, w ... Read more

d 223 pets."Calgary continues to be a city that supports neighbours in need, and I am incredibly grateful to the hotels, transportation providers and businesses that hosted evacuees during a difficult time in their lives,” said Mayor Jyoti Gondek.  “The Calgary Emergency Management Agency t ... Read more

dditional resourcesHow to protect yourself from fraudHiring a contractorHomeowner permits, inspections and contractor tipsWhat you need to know about business licenses ... Read more

ontractor is a key to the success of your remodeling activities.Here are some tips and best practices for hiring a contractor:A valid City of Calgary business licenceCheck if the contractor has a City of Calgary business license before hiring. A licence will tell you if the contractor can take pre-p ... Read more

events. Our investment of over $6.1 million helps provide Calgary with reliable and modern infrastructure to prevent flooding and protect residents, businesses and infrastructure for years to come. We will continue to work with our provincial and municipal partners as we move towards a more cl ... Read more

hubs across Calgary since the May long weekend. It gives Calgarians access to fresh, locally-grown produce, while supporting local growers and small businesses in the Calgary region. This initiative not only supports our local food economy but encourages us to be mindful of where our food comes fro ... Read more

he outset of the seasonal patio program in 2020, it began as something more utilitarian – a response to the pandemic and an effort to support small businesses” explains Andrew Sedor, the Mobility Initiatives Lead at The City of Calgary. “Calgarians may remember these same streetscapes once cov ... Read more