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Save our Parks

Speak out against RioCan's OVERdevelopment
of Glenmore Landing
Our MISSION

To stop Calgary City Council from privately selling public parklands to RioCan for the redevelopment of Glenmore Landing including:

  • 13 structures over 5.72 hectares of land, 4 towers with a height restriction of 25 stories, 9 towers with height restrictions of 20 stories

  • There's a projected 15 year construction phase creating noise and light pollution, debris, overuse of our Glenmore Reservoir, damage to important habitat for our most biodiverse-rich area in this city.

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Next Meeting

Where: Haysboro Community Hall - Social Lounge
1204 89 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2V 0W4
When: Monday, MArch 26th, 2024
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM

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Renderings of Proposed Development

  1. These renderings are being provided for illustration purposes only based on reasonable efforts to show what the proposed redevelopment will look like if built to maximum heights in accordance with the current application submitted to the City by RioCan;

  2. These renderings have not been prepared by or approved by, RioCan or any of  its consultants; and

  3. The final design of the proposed redevelopment of Glenmore Landing, if approved by The City of Calgary, may be different from these renderings.

Learn about the issues

Learn why this parkland is important to not just the surrounding communities, but why the disposition of parkland and RioCan's proposal impacts all Calgarians. 

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Understand our Concerns
  • The private sale of public parklands to one of Canada's largest developers

  • Lasting and devastating impacts on Glenmore Reservoir Parklands

  • A great threat to the movement and the livelihood of our wildlife including at-risk species and increased death of migratory birds due to window strikes

  • Traffic gridlock as up to an additional 4,499 people will live and work at Glenmore Landing - could be 6,000 using the city's occupancy metrics

  • Pedestrian safety and impeded access for emergency vehicles

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