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Whitehorn

North East

Northeast Calgary

A northeast Calgary community 8 km from downtown, home to 11,199 residents. Safety score 64 out of 100 (crime dropped 16% year-over-year). Average home value $522,022, 22% below the city median. Known for C-Train access.

Safety Score64out of 100
Assessed Value$522,022-21.7% vs city avg
Population11,199residents (Census 2021)

Demographics

Census 2021
70.7%
Owner-Occupied
29.3%
Renter
38.4
Median Age
$40,707
Avg Income
71.8%
Visible Minority

Safety

2025-Q4

Score of 64 means Whitehorn has lower crime rates than 64% of Calgary communities, based on property and violent crimes per 1,000 residents.

Crime rates are calculated using Census 2021 population. Actual current population may differ.

Note: CPS suppresses values under 5 incidents (shown as 2.5).

Crime
Property + Violent
128incidents
▼15.8% yoy
vs 152 previous year
11.4 per 1,000 (city avg: 18.7)
Disorder
Non-Criminal Incidents
403incidents
▼9.0% yoy
vs 443 previous year
36.0 per 1,000 (city avg: 67.8)

Quarterly Crime Trend

Quarterly incident counts

Quarterly Disorder Trend

Quarterly incident counts

Crime Breakdown (Last 4 Quarters)

Violent Crime
42incidents
3.8 per 1,000 (city avg: 6.4)
Property Crime
86incidents
7.7 per 1,000 (city avg: 12.3)

Disorder Breakdown (Last 4 Quarters)

Disturbances
47(45%)
4.2 per 1,000
Suspicious Activity
34(33%)
3.0 per 1,000
Welfare Concerns
15(14%)
1.3 per 1,000
Other
8(8%)
0.7 per 1,000

311 Service Requests

2026-03

Top issues in this community (last 12 months):

1.
Waste
786▲7% yoy
2.
Infrastructure
573▲12% yoy
3.
Bylaw
398▼4% yoy
4.
Parks/Trees
272▲3% yoy
5.
Snow/Ice
201▼36% yoy
2,506total requests (last 12 months)

24-Month Request Trend

Housing

2026

Community Assessed Values
Detached
$553,886
2,538 units
Semi-Detached
$426,505
626 units
Row
$350,654
123 units

CREB North East District Benchmarks(2026-02-01)
Detached
$572,900 ▼-5.5% yoy
Semi-Detached
$435,500 ▼-2.7% yoy
Row
$342,700 ▼-6.9% yoy
Apartment
$260,600 ▼-13.7% yoy
View North East District Details →

Business & Development

2026-03
dining-oriented
Dining: 19Retail: 13Services: 3
Business Activity
Active Licenses
29licenses
vs 82 city avg
Building Permits
All Types (12 mo)
58permits
▲6% yoy
vs 62 city avg

Development Pipeline (12 months)

Housing Units Approved:29▼9% yoy
Investment:$2.7M▲31% yoy

Top Business Types

1.
Retail
12
2.
Food Service
11
3.
Other
3
4.
Personal Service
2
5.
Health Services
1

Local Amenities

Pharmacies

Places of Worship

Restaurants & Cafes

Schools

2025
Chief Justice Milvain School
CBEElementaryFraser: 6.3/10
Colonel J. Fred Scott School
CBEElementaryFraser: 3.4/10
St. Wilfrid Elementary School
CSSDElementary
Annie Gale School
CBEElementary/Junior High
4 schoolsAvg Fraser: 4.8/10(2 rated)

Transit

39transit stops serving this community
Key Routes:
  • Route 23→52 St E
  • Route 38→Brentwood Station/Temple
  • Route 43→McKnight - Westwinds Station/Chinook Station
  • Route 57→Monterey Park/ McCall Wy NE
  • Route 202→Blue Line

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