Key Highlights

• Rich Railway Heritage – One of Calgary’s oldest communities, Ogden has a deep connection to the Canadian Pacific Railway and played a significant role in the city’s industrial growth. Its historic character, heritage buildings, and longstanding neighbourhood pride continue to shape the community today.
• Parks, Recreation & River Access – Residents enjoy abundant green spaces, including access to the Bow River pathway system, local parks, sports fields, Jack Setters Arena, the outdoor pool, playgrounds, and recreational opportunities for all ages.
• Growing, Connected & Community-Focused – Ogden is a well-established community with schools, local businesses, restaurants, and convenient access to major transportation routes. Ongoing investment in infrastructure and revitalization, including Green Line development, continues to strengthen the neighbourhood while preserving its unique character.

Millican-Ogden’s community association offers a variety of innovative services. The center has both a Main Hall and a Sports & Event Lounge for private rental. The commuity hosts Jelly Bean dances, public skating, Teen swim and a variety of other activities. Community Days, Canada Day celebrations and Winterfest are all held annually to enable community members to connect with one another in a fun atmosphere. The community has a Family Resource Centre located at 2734 – 76 Avenue SE. The resource centre provides playgroups, parenting classes, job search support, computer skills training, a toy lending library and an emergency food bank. Transitional housing, a project spearheaded by the Calgary Police Service is also offered to meet the needs of homeless families. These programs aid Millican-Ogden in their efforts to improve the standard of living of all members of their community.