Capitol Hill is an inner-city northwest Calgary community established in 1948, set just north of the Trans-Canada Highway and bisected by 14 Street West. Many students from nearby SAIT and the University of Calgary call it home.
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Guide To Capitol Hill
Parks And River
Confederation Park borders the community to the north, with its golf course, picnic areas and pathways. It is one of the area’s main green spaces and a short walk from most homes.
Main Street
14 Street West runs through the community with local shops and services. North Hill Centre, just south of the community, has served area shoppers since 1958.
Community Resources
Use the City of Calgary’s community profile for official demographic information on Capitol Hill.
Explore The Area
The community sits between the Trans-Canada Highway and Confederation Park, close to SAIT and the University of Calgary.
Public Transit
Public Transit (Calgary Transit) does serve the area, as well as cabs/taxis and Uber.
Is there a c-train station?: No
Main bus route: #40 Crowfoot Station / North Hill
Outreach/Support
There are some resources in Capitol Hill but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.
Capitol Hill news and updates
City of Calgary newsroom: Capitol Hill
Source: City of Calgary Newsroom
History Of Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill was established in 1948, though some buildings in the community date as far back as 1910. Most of the neighbourhood was built during the 1950s.
Located immediately north of the Trans-Canada Highway and bisected by 14 Street West, the community has long been popular with students from the nearby Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and the University of Calgary.
WikipediaLocal Organizations
Capitol Hill BIA
No Business Improvement Area or business association was found for Capitol Hill.
Capitol Hill Community Association
The Capitol Hill Community Association serves the community. Visit their site for programs, events and membership information.
Ward 7 Councillor
Myke Atkinson represents Ward 7 on Calgary City Council, elected October 20, 2025.
