About Calder

Calder is a mature community situated in north west Edmonton, between 113A and 127 street and south of 132 avenue, in Zone 1. Once a village and Hudson's Bay Company reserve, Calder was annexed by the City of Edmonton in 1917. The first properties in Calder were build in 1909. The most common homes in the neighbourhood are single detached dwellings. In the centre of the neighbourhood you’ll find the Northwest Edmonton Seniors Society, Calder Community Park, Calder Public Elementary School, Saint Edmund Catholic Elementary and Junior High School. In the neighbourhood's south side just off 127 Avenue you’ll find Calder Skating Rink, Community Hall, Community League, Ukranian Catholic Church, The Church of God-New Hope. Additional church in Calder include the New Life Foursquare Church, Berean Church Of God, St Edmund Catholic Parish, Chalmers United Church and Saint Michaels Orthodox Church. Miwasin Park is located on 124 Street and a block away on 123 is Chalmers Park. Calder is in close vicinity to the Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre, Tennis courts, an off-leash area, and does have easy quick access to Public Transit, Yellowhead Trail and all amenities on 137 Avenue.

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