Calgary’s Max Bell Park and pathway being redeveloped, city seeks feedback
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Source: City of Calgary The two-fold plan includes improvements to the existing pathway network, west of Albert Park/Radisson Heights, as well as developing an “under-utilized” piece of land, about 4,000 square metres, or about one acre.
Source: Calgary.ca Prior to the start of construction in 2028, the City of Calgary is asking the public for feedback on the proposed plans and the “most effective design concept” for future use, including a large number of artist renderings of what the redeveloped space would look like.
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Calgary’s Max Bell Park and pathway being redeveloped, city seeks feedback
By Ken MacGillivray Global News
Posted August 17, 2026 4:13 pm
Updated August 17, 2026 10:01 pm
It's long offered a brilliant view of the city, but those in the area know Max Bell Park can mean more than that. As Skylar Peters reports, work is underway on determining the next chapter for the area and the city wants you to have a say.
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It already offers a scenic view of Calgary’s downtown skyline, along with easy access to the city’s network of trails and the CTrain.…
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