CMLC Dalhousie LRT TOC Update April 14th, 2026 
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) is inviting residents of Dalhousie to participate in a small-group exploration workshop. If you are interested in this project please consider registering for one of the two workshops being organized by CMLC. Registration is via the links on the invite for either an in-person session at the Dalhousie Community Center or a virtual session.
Please register for one of two available workshop formats.
- Space is limited for each session. We will add more workshops if there is interest, so please join the waitlist if workshop is sold out.
Wednesday. April 22
7:30 – 8:45pm
In Person Workshop at
Dalhousie Community Association
IN PERSON WORKSHOP – REGISTER HERE
Thursday, April 23
6:00 – 7:30pm
Virtual Workshop
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP – REGISTER HERE
We will share future opportunities for community engagement in the coming months. Subscribe to the Dalhousie TOC Project Newsletter to stay up to date.
The Dalhousie Community Association encourages Dalhousie residents to get involved in helping to guide the development of our community by participating in and sharing your knowledge of our community at events such as this. We hope that this provides an opportunity for thoughtful, constructive and respectful dialogue between the community and CMLC.
CMLC Dalhousie LRT TOC
Hello Dalhousie residents. The Dalhousie Community Association (DCA) was provided the following information from Calgary Municipal Land Corporation regarding their upcoming investigations into Dalhousie LRT as a potential Transit Oriented Community.
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) is in the early stages of exploring potential master planned Transit-Oriented Communities (TOC) in Calgary.
It’s part of CMLC’s partnership with The City of Calgary to create new housing, retail spaces and community amenities on City-owned land along the Red Line LRT in support of The City’s Home is Here housing strategy.
The Dalhousie LRT Station Park & Ride has initially been identified as a potential TOC because of its proximity to public transit and major transportation corridors, which gives it great potential to become a well-connected and vibrant part of the community with a range of housing options, commercial and retail spaces, and new community amenities and public spaces.
The first step in CMLC’s exploration of the TOC is to hear from the community.
What makes your community great? What would make your community an even better place to live, work and play? How could the development of new homes at your community LRT station support your community’s priorities?
The community survey is open until July 7, 2025 at calgarymlc.ca/TOC
The DCA Planning and Development Committee (the PD Committee) met with CMLC to hear more about this project. At this point, the project is early stage with initial activity being a geotechnical assessment, with on-site work taking place in stages Friday, June 27th and Saturday, June 28th, 2025. The community survey, which is being promoted by a mail drop to all residents and by signage throughout the community, is intended to help inform CMLC’s understanding of the community and (hopefully) community expectations for the site. As the project proceeds, additional engagement will follow, including workshops and open houses.
While Dalhousie does not have a statutory plan to guide development, the PD Committee pointed CMLC to the Future Layers of Dalhousie report (https://www.dalhousiecalgary.ca/futurelayersofdalhousie/). In addition, we noted the importance of major development strengthening community connections and providing amenities and services that are convenient and easily accessible to residents.
The PD Committee will endeavor to stay up to speed on this project by continuing to engage with CMLC to provide our perspectives as well as help distribute information as it becomes available.