The Age-Friendly Calgary team regularly partners with Calgarians, community partners and members of industry and advocates to develop tools and resources that will support everyone in creating an age-friendly city. Below you can find reports, links to our newsletter and tools that can help you be a part of the cultural transformation.

• Calgary Older Adult Federal Census Snapshot
• Calgary Seniors Population Profile (2016)
• Community profiles​

Seniors Community profile by Local Geographic Area (LGA), Zone, and Alberta levels for 114 LGAs in Alberta.

• Calgary - West
• Calgary - East
• Calgary - Elbow
• Calgary - North
• Calgary - SE
• Calgary - SW
• Calgary - Centre
• Calgary - West Bow
• Calgary - Upper NW
• Calgary - Fish Creek
• Calgary - Lower NE
• Calgary - Lower NW
• Calgary - Nose Hill
• Calgary - Upper NE
• Calgary - Centre West

• Relationships and Exercise Lab Older Adult Research projects (multiple collaborations)
• Supporting aging-in-place: Exploring older adults’ housing needs and preferences, age-friendly principles, and adaptable housing options
• Aging in Calgary: An assessment and report on the Age-Friendliness of Calgary using the CLSA data
• A Tale of Eight Cities: General Report on the Age-Friendliness of Eight Major Canadian Cities
• Examining the municipal-level representativeness of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) cohort: an analysis using Calgary participant baseline data
  

The now disbanded Older Adult Council of Calgary (OACC) produced a series of position papers that focused on issues related to the vulnerable older adult population.

• Affordability of Services for Aging in the Community
• Education and Training for Service and Housing Providers working with Older Adults with Mental Health Issues
• Older Adults - Who is at Greatest Risk for Poverty?
• Older Adults and Homelessness
• Older Adults and Income Support
• Strengthening Integrated Care and Housing
• Strengthening Outreach and Health Services