Calgary Civic Census returning in 2028, first count since 2019

Calgary Civic Census returning in 2028, first count since 2019

June 30, 2026 5:45 pm MST.

Calgary is bringing back its municipal census in 2028 as council approved the return, despite debate over cost and timing. Henna Saeed reporting.

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