City infrastructure and construction

What we are building around the city City infrastructure and construction

Behind every commute, every park visit and every glass of water, infrastructure is at work. Learn more about what we’re building, what to expect, and how it’s shaping everyday life across Calgary. Find project plans, construction updates and more.

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  • Green Line

    The Green Line will connect communities, improve travel options and make it easier for people to reach jobs, services and destinations across the city.

  • Scotia Place

    More than an arena, Scotia Place will be the defining sports and entertainment venue, designed to unite sports, music and community in one dynamic environment.

  • Bearspaw South Feeder Main replacement project

    We are investing in this water infrastructure to support reliable water services and reduce the risk of feeder main issues or failures.

See what we're building

Infrastructure helps deliver the services you rely on every day.

From the water that comes out of your tap to the roads, parks and recreation facilities you use, we're building and upgrading infrastructure to keep Calgary moving, safe and ready for the future.

  • Capital Projects Map

    Use the interactive map tool to search for capital infrastructure projects throughout the city.

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  • Getting around

    Transportation and mobility

    We're improving roads, pathways and transit, so you can get where you need to go safely, reliably and with less stress.

  • Places to go

    Parks, open spaces and facilities

    We’re creating and improving parks, natural areas and public spaces, so you have more places to connect, relax and enjoy your community.

  • Reliable water services

    Water, wastewater and stormwater

    We’re investing in water infrastructure, so you can count on safe water services for decades to come.

  • Things to do

    Recreation

    We’re building, upgrading and maintain recreation facilities, so people of all ages can stay active, healthy and connected.

How to plan for construction

Construction can be disruptive, but it’s how we build a city that’s easier to get around, more connected and ready for the future. 

How we plan and fund infrastructure projects

  • Managing our infrastructure

    Asset management helps us understand what we own, what condition it’s in and where to invest, so we can deliver safe, reliable services now and into the future.

  • Planning infrastructure for the future

    We plan ahead to understand what infrastructure Calgary needs, when it’s needed and where to invest, so we can keep services running and support a growing city.

  • 2026 budget

    This year, Council approved $201 million for road improvements, parks and open spaces, new facilities, the Plus 15 network and ongoing work for major projects like Green Line and Scotia Place.

Working with The City on infrastructure projects

  • Why invest in Calgary’s infrastructure

    Be part of paving the way for Calgary's next milestone: becoming home to a population of two million Calgarians. Collaborating on and supporting major infrastructure projects helps the city invest in creating and connecting communities.

  • Information for industry

    Explore upcoming projects, procurement opportunities and ways to work with The City, to design and deliver the infrastructure Calgarians rely on.

Infrastructure Insights

Learn where infrastructure dollars are being invested, what projects are underway and how we are improving the services Calgarians rely on every day.

Read our reports to learn:

  • What projects are being built across Calgary
  • How we maintain and improve existing infrastructure
  • How infrastructure investments support a growing city
  • Key risks and future infrastructure needs

In the news

Sunnyside flood protection complete

14 May 2026

A new flood barrier is helping protect homes and businesses in Sunnyside and Hillhurst, while improving pathways and public spaces along the river.

Green Line moving forward

27 February 2026

Construction is underway on Calgary’s largest transit project, helping connect communities and make it easier to get around the city.

Bearspaw South Feeder Main Replacement Project Remains on Schedule

23 July 2026

Approximately two kilometres of new steel feeder main has been installed across 12 work areas in Bowness, Montgomery and Parkdale, demonstrating significant progress for the over 6km long replacement project.

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