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Despite Oil Price Headwinds and Slower Housing Starts, Calgary to Lead National Growth in 2026
Calgary’s economy is expected to post 2.4% GDP growth in 2026—up from 2.1% last year and the strongest among major Canadian cities, according to the Conference Board of Canada. The report acknowledges headwinds like soft oil prices, fewer housing starts, and slowing migration, but points to steady job creation and major infrastructure projects like the $6.2B Green Line LRT as key momentum drivers. While job growth will slow from the 30,000 new roles added in 2025, Calgary’s u
