I love taking transit in other cities... And talking about why separatism sucks.

At 5 PM on Jun 3, 2026, almost 2,400 people rode past this daily counter on the 5 St SW cycle track in Calgary. Calgary is a bicycling city. #Calgary #yycBike

Calgary students take action on sustainability at the 37th Mayor’s Environment Expo https://newsroom.calgary.ca/calgary-students-take-action-on-sustainability-at-the-37th-mayors-environment-expo/ #Calgary

The forces of intolerance have lost before, and they will lose again. We are moving forward. We are not going back.

Happy Pride Month, Calgary. Pride began as a protest. It was a demand for equal rights, equal treatment, and equal dignity. Every gain was earned by people who refused to stay silent in the face of discrimination and hate.

Visit calgary.ca/watersafety for more information as well as calgary.ca/flood for the latest information on river conditions. Visit calgary.ca/pathwayclosures for up-to-date information on pathway closures.

Calgary's Chamber of Commerce isn't pulling their punches any more on the impact of separatism. #abpoli

Are you inspired to make your neighbourhood safer for kids? To add greenspace? To build community? You may want to launch an open street!

The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is supportive of council’s decision to keep the free fare zone, and urging council to not only keep it when the decision comes back in 2027, but also expand it to the Stampede Grounds.

This has been my experience on other routes too. And a really full bike parkade at City Hall.

Big steps forward at City Council at this current meeting.

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to Calgary’s Muslim community and all those celebrating. As families and friends gather in prayer, reflection, and generosity, I want to thank Muslim Calgarians for the many ways you strengthen our city through service, compassion, and community.

I’ve heard from Calgarians deeply concerned about the AISH and ADAP changes. For some, that means about $200 less each month for rent, groceries, or medication. Council has formally raised concerns with the province. Albertans with disabilities deserve stability, dignity, and opportunity.

Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social proclaiming National AcesssAbility Week in Calgary, receiving the Ally Award, and raising the Disability Pride Flag with the community and all City Council. Access 4 All!

Calgary Transit's free fare zone is an economic asset: Removing it would be a costly mistake calgaryherald.com/opinion/the-...

Behind the scenes from our training for the Firefighter Stairclimb. Once a week, our team climbs the Bow Tower three times. That’s 171 floors total. A tough workout, and still only a small glimpse into the grit first responders bring. To donate: give.wellspring.ca/fundraisers/...

Digging the new bike parking at IKEA.

Voting on whether to have a vote is a ridiculous lack of provincial leadership. Calgary is a globally connected city. Separation uncertainty is costing us jobs. We have real work to do: building homes, improving public safety, fixing infrastructure, growing our economy, and making life better.

This summer, downtown Calgary comes alive through sport, community and connection https://newsroom.calgary.ca/this-summer-downtown-calgary-comes-alive-through-sport-community-and-connection/ #Calgary

Lots going on in this video, and I'm a fan of all of it.

This is a great initiative and I hope many Calgarians are introduced to multimodal with micro mobility and start using it regularly. I just wish they’d just implement a proper bike share with docs instead. #yycbike

As Calgary grows toward two million people, our success will depend on whether people see this as a city where they are welcomed, respected, and safe being themselves. That is the Calgary we should keep building. A confident city. A compassionate city. A city where everyone belongs.

Groovy.

"This room tells me that hope remains alive... I have faith in all of you." Mayor Jeromy proclaims May 14, 2026 Interfaith Awareness Day in Calgary.

"Faith leaders are leaders. Full stop." Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social speaking about solidarity, courage, and optimism while co-hosting the annual Calgary Interfaith Breakfast.

#Calgary’s mayor is at odds with the Alberta government over incoming legislation that would give the province authority over where Alberta cities can build bike lanes #abpoli #yyc By me via @ctvnewscalgary.bsky.social www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/arti...

I've heard from thousands of Calgarians. We need to keep the LRT free fare zone. People have made decisions around where to live, work, and do business based on it. It helps move people downtown, supports safety through busy platforms, keeps transit accessible, and is central to hosting major events

I've written to the Province calling for a stronger partnership to fully fund and integrate Calgary's Community Court into the justice system. This program is delivering real results, connecting vulnerable Calgarians to support, reducing repeat offences, and easing pressure on police and courts.

On the #22 into work this morning. Two big wins at committee this week for public safety: advancing Calgary’s broader Community Safety and Wellbeing Plan, and supporting the next steps toward reopening a downtown police station. More support, prevention, and visible presence for a safer Calgary.

Great to join Bike to Work Day and see so many Calgarians out riding. People should have the freedom to choose how they get around, whether that’s driving, transit, walking, or biking. Safe streets for our kids and families make every option work better.

Calgary's Mayor bikes to work! #yycbike

Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social and I have different commutes when we bike to work, so our styles also diverge a bit ;) A lovely day for a ride and some pancakes on Bike to Work Day.

*Record Scratch* *Freeze Frame* Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got into this situation...

“Downtown [Calgary] is a great place to bicycle, not just for leisure or exercise but as a practical, enjoyable way to get where you’re going.” exploredowntownyyc.com/in-the-news/...

Love at First Sight 🎨Gary Maël, for Storycyclettes on the Lady Harberton handbags blog

You know what’s fun? Biking to work. You know what’s even more fun? Bike to Work Day on May 7. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist, getting back into it for summer, or bike curious, May 7 is the day to get on the saddle. I’ll be there too so if you pass me by be sure to say hello! #yyc #calgary

All eyes are on Calgary right now. Thanks to everyone, front of house and back of house, who supported our 2026 Celebration of the Arts last night. No matter who you are, where you're from, or who you love, you belong here. Our cultural sector fuels jobs, attracts talent, and builds community.

Backstage at the Celebration for the Arts hosted by Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social. Let's get this party started, and May The 4th Be With You.

Thanks Sean at BikeBike for the quick turnaround on my spring tune-ups. Just in time for Bike to Work Day on Thursday. Calgary, be sure to support your local bike shop!

Dropped in today to visit local artists and volunteers preparing for the Road Works program with BUMP Festival Arts Society. Blown away by their talent. These concrete barriers will soon become bold public art across our city!

On April 29 Council unanimously supported my Notice of Motion to increase 2026 maintenance funding in our parks. This funding makes our parks work better. Less garbage, cleaner washrooms, more mowing, and improved pest control. It’s time to treat our parks with the love they deserve #yyc #yyccc

Today Council joined a coalition of municipalities calling on the Province to pause changes to disability supports. I was proud to sponsor this motion with Councillor Schmidt. We need real consultation, clear data, and a plan that protects people from deeper poverty without shifting costs to cities.

🎉 Come celebrate with us! Join me and Calgary’s arts and business leaders at this year’s Celebration for the Arts at the Werklund Centre’s Jack Singer Concert Hall on May 4, 2026. 🎟️ Learn more and grab your tickets at: cada.at/4d08QtH #yycArts

With support from Council including Councillor Dan McLean, I am bringing forward a motion to explore reopening a downtown police station. Calgary is the only major North American city without one. Visible presence, more prevention, and stronger safety action matter.

Bringing forward a motion with our Council team to begin exploring reopening a downtown police station. Calgary is the only major North American city without one. Visible presence matters. Strong prevention, enforcement, and root cause investment must work together to support a safer downtown.

As promised, we are starting the process of getting a downtown police station.

What if Game of Thrones actually stuck the landing? Wildwoman at @abtheatreprjcts.bsky.social is funny, sexy, and unsettling. Confidently recommend.

Mayor Mario fixing the pipes.

A bit of @calgaryexpo.bsky.social -appropriate swag on a day full of meetings.

Honoured to break bread with the executive of the Indigenous Gathering Place Society today. There is an urgent need to create Calgary’s first dedicated Indigenous gathering place: a permanent home for ceremony, language, learning, and healing, guided by Elders and rooted in Treaty 7 traditions.