City infrastructure projects
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Showing 1–12 of 31 results.
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Bridges and underpassesSupporting economic development in southeast Calgary by improving access to the future Prairie Economic Gateway.
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Pathways and bikewaysBuilding a dedicated space for peo.ple walking and wheeling in southeast Calgary.
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Water utilitiesDue to the critical condition of the Bearspaw South Feeder Main and its importance in Calgary’s drinking water system, we reinforced sections of the pipe that were in the most vulnerable condition.
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Pathways and bikewaysThis project will make travel along 26 Ave S.W. between 37 St. and 14 St. S.W. safer, more comfortable, and more reliable for everyone – whether they walk, bike, ride, or drive.
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RoadsGiving you more time and space to merge safely from 5 Ave. S.E. onto Memorial Drive, so driving through the area feels smoother and more predictable.
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Roadshis work is part of Calgary’s 2026 Annual Paving Program and includes improvements along Anderson Rd S.E., from Deerfoot Trail to Macleod Trail. These upgrades will make the road last longer, improve safety, and make it easier for everyone to get around.
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Water utilitiesThe City is implementing a revised plan that urgently expedites construction of a replacement for the Bearspaw South Feeder Main.
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TransitThe vision for the Bridgeland Main Streets project is to build a streetscape that includes well-designed, quality public realm elements and public space, that prioritize the pedestrian experience and will support ongoing redevelopment and a thriving economic environment.
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Water utilitiesThis project will upgrade older stormwater infrastructure in Capitol Hill.
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RoadsThe Country Hills Boulevard Widening Project is a major infrastructure improvement happening in northeast Calgary. Starting in May 2025, work will begin to widen the section of road between Barlow Trail and 36 Street N.E. to help reduce traffic, improve safety, and support future growth. The project is fully funded by the City of Calgary.
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Water utilitiesAddressing the long-term risks of the Discovery Ridge Dam, protecting residents and homes in the community.
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Water utilitiesBringing clean, reliable drinking water to current and future development in East Belvedere.