Copperfield is a neighbourhood in southeast Calgary, bounded by 52nd Street to the west, Stoney Trail to the south and New Brighton to the north. Launched in 2002 by Hopewell Residential Communities, it grew to about 4,000 homes and is built around ponds, wetlands and an extensive pathway system.
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Guide To Copperfield
Parks And River
The community is built around ponds, wetlands and an extensive pathway system, with Copperfield Park and Copper Pond as a central gathering place. The Copperfield Ravine offers naturalized walking and biking trails, and pathways connect to McKenzie Towne and Seton.
Main Street
Copperfield Park Shopping Centre covers daily needs with a grocery store, pharmacy and cafes, and Copperfield Village adds more retail and restaurants. The Seton Urban District is minutes south with big-box stores, a movie theatre and dozens of restaurants.
Community Resources
Copperfield Elementary School and St. Kenneth School (K-9) serve the community. The community association, registered as the Marquis de Lorne Community Association, is based at 6 Copperstone Way SE.
Explore The Area
Storm ponds and wetland areas double as scenic walking spots throughout the neighbourhood. The pathways link into the wider southeast network toward Fish Creek Provincial Park, about 5 kilometres west.
Public Transit
Public Transit (Calgary Transit) does serve the area, as well as cabs/taxis and Uber.
Is there a c-train station?: No. Copperfield connects to the CTrain network by bus.
Main bus route: 153 Copperfield
Outreach/Support
There are some resources in Copperfield but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.
Copperfield news and updates
City of Calgary newsroom: Copperfield
Source: City of Calgary Newsroom
History Of Copperfield
Copperfield was launched in 2002 by Hopewell Residential Communities and grew quickly, reaching about 4,000 homes by 2006. The community was designed around ponds, wetlands and pathways, with Copperfield Park and Copper Pond as a central gathering place.
The community association, registered as the Marquis de Lorne Community Association, split from Mahogany at the end of 2024 to serve Copperfield on its own. Today Copperfield is a large southeast community with its own schools, shopping and an extensive pathway network.
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Business Improvement Area
Copperfield is not part of a business improvement area. Local businesses along the community's commercial streets operate independently.
Copperfield Community Association
Copperfield is served by its community association (registered as the Marquis de Lorne Community Association), based at 6 Copperstone Way SE.
Ward 12 Councillor
Mike Jamieson
Ward 12 Councillor
Elected October 20, 2025
Mike Jamieson was elected Ward 12 councillor on October 20, 2025, winning by 59 votes after a recount. He ran with A Better Calgary.