Cedarbrae

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Cedarbrae is a quiet residential neighbourhood in south Calgary, tucked between 24 Street SW and Fish Creek Provincial Park. Established in 1973 on land annexed in 1956, it is known for its mature trees, topography and direct access to one of Canada’s largest urban parks.


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Guide To Cedarbrae

Quadrant Southwest 50.95722, -114.12944
Ward Ward 11
Established 1973
Joined Calgary 1956
Population 5,935 2021 Census

Parks And River

Fish Creek Provincial Park borders the community, offering kilometres of pathways, picnic areas and wildlife viewing. Cedarbrae’s own parks and green spaces wind through the neighbourhood’s hills.

Main Street

Southland Drive and 24 Street SW host the community’s shops and services, with larger retail at Southcentre Mall a short drive east. The area is mostly residential, with commercial pockets at its edges.

Community Resources

The Cedarbrae Community Association (mycedarbrae.ca) serves residents with programs and events. The neighbourhood is served by Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic schools.

Explore The Area

Walk or cycle into Fish Creek Provincial Park from the community’s trail access points, or visit Heritage Park Historical Village just to the north.

Public Transit

Public Transit (Calgary Transit) does serve the area, as well as cabs/taxis and Uber.

Is there a c-train station?: No. The nearest CTrain station is Southland (Red Line).

Main bus route: Route 125 (Cedarbrae) serves the community.

Outreach/Support

There are some resources in Cedarbrae but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.

Things To Do

February

Cedarbrae Winter Festival

The community association hosts an annual Winter Festival with family activities.

Cedarbrae news and updates

City of Calgary newsroom: Cedarbrae

Source: City of Calgary Newsroom

History Of Cedarbrae

1956 The lands are annexed by the city.
1973 Cedarbrae is established as a neighbourhood.
2021 The federal census records a population of 5,935.

The lands were annexed by the city in 1956, and Cedarbrae was established in 1973. The neighbourhood developed through the 1970s as a residential community on the edge of Fish Creek Provincial Park.

Its hilly terrain and mature landscaping give Cedarbrae a distinct character among south Calgary suburbs, with many homes backing onto parkland or green space.

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Local Organizations

Business Improvement Area

There is no Business Improvement Area (BIA) in this community. Local businesses are supported through the City of Calgary and community initiatives.

Cedarbrae community association

The Cedarbrae Community Association is the community association for Cedarbrae. It runs local programs and events for residents.

Ward 11 Councillor

Rob Ward, Calgary Ward 11 councillor

Rob Ward

Ward 11 Councillor
Elected October 20, 2025

Rob Ward is the Ward 11 councillor, elected October 20, 2025. He ran with the Communities First party and previously contested the ward in 2021. He represents the communities of southwest Calgary.

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