The groceries are practical — Save-On-Foods for the weekly run, Bulk Barn when you're stocking up — but Medicine Hill's commercial strip tilts toward eating out. The dining options are where the neighbourhood's energy actually concentrates on weekday evenings. One bus line heads west toward the escarpment, another connects out to Bowness and Cougar Ridge, making the neighbourhood a useful waypoint for the whole southwest corridor. The name earns itself — the streets climb as you move west, and that escarpment edge is close enough to feel like a backyard rather than a day trip. A crosstown route along Sarcee Trail handles the longer haul for residents without a car.

86
Population
21.4%
Owner-Occupied
37
Median Age
$28,788
Avg Income
29.6%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

2,884trees per 1,000
498city avg
2parks
St. Louis Bar & Grill
1restaurants
2cafes
1bars
2bakeries
daddyo mcdee
1grocery
2pharmacy
1shopping
ryan williamson
2childcare
1gyms
1dentists
1vets
1landmarks

The Economy

$569,523avg assessed
$717,869city avg
row
198
19.8xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
Here
19.8
City
11.2
21permits (12mo)
42active licenses
Retail
20
Property Management
9
Food Service
7
Other
4

The Infrastructure

348.8crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
127.9stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
9.8 kmto downtown
Route 26 — Sarcee Trail Crosstown
Route 108 — Paskapoo Slopes
Route 728 — Bowness/Cougar Ridge
2,395per 1,000
296city avg