The Dalhousie CTrain station organizes a lot of daily life here — the commercial strip around it leans heavily toward restaurants and takeout, the kind of block where you can grab dinner in a half-dozen directions before catching the train. Day-to-day errands are well-covered: the Calgary Co-op Dalhousie Centre and a Safeway sit close enough that most people default to whichever they're nearest to. Several elementary schools are scattered through the residential streets, and the neighbourhood draws a mix of renters and owners across a range of household types. The South Dalhousie Coulee takes a few months to find — a natural ravine that drops you out of the street grid into something quieter, with an off-leash area where the dog crowd keeps its own schedule. It runs through the southern end of the neighbourhood and feels like a different city once you're down in it.

8,593
Population
64.4%
Owner-Occupied
39.9
Median Age
$55,294
Avg Income
37.8%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

514trees per 1,000
498city avg
32parks
10designated
2in community
Placy De Souza
5restaurants
1cafes
Glenn Saunders
2grocery
3pharmacy
1shopping
Karuna Yoga
5childcare
1gyms
1dentists
1vets
RCCG Living Spring Chapel, Calgary AB Canada
3worship
1landmarks

The Economy

$608,427avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
2k
semi detached
272
row
400
apartment
820
11.0xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,427avg rent
Here
11.0
City
11.2
47permits (12mo)
46active licenses
Retail
25
Other
9
Food Service
9
Personal Service
2

The Infrastructure

12crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
6.7stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
9.3 kmto downtown
Route 8 — North Pointe Terminal/Foothills Medical Centre
Route 9 — Dalhousie Station/Chinook Station
Route 19 — 16 Avenue North
210per 1,000
296city avg