This summer, hot and dry conditions have resulted in various wildfires around Alberta and British Columbia, including the devastating fires in Jasper National Park. The resulting smoke has, at times, increased Calgary's air quality risk level and caused reduced visibility.
All visitors and evacuees are welcome in Calgary, and all attractions and services remain open.
Below you’ll find visitor information and resources.
Calgary remains safe to visit, and visitors are welcome. Some locations in Alberta and BC are under a state of emergency. With the situation changing daily, make sure to get the latest updates.
If you have any questions regarding your visit to Calgary, please contact our visitor services team.
Wildfire smoke can travel large distances and is affecting air quality in Calgary. The level of smoke can change day-to-day and even hour-to-hour. Keep updated on current smoke levels with the Air Quality Health Index.
The Government of Canada and the Government of Alberta will match every dollar donated by Canadians to the Canadian Red Cross 2024 Alberta Fires Appeal. This means that every $1 donated will become $3 to support those affected by the wildfires.