Community Connection

Homebuilding has never been a static business. Every generation arrives with a different set of expectations, opportunities, and housing market challenges.

A collaborative effort across Qualico’s Northern Alberta teams helped transform the Citadel Theatre’s Maclab Green Room into a more comfortable and adaptable space for performers.

Four cycling fundraisers brought together more than 100 Qualico employees and industry partners this year, raising more than $1.4 million for Habitat for Humanity partners across Western Canada.

Qualico Properties, Station Lands, and Boyle Street Community Services hosted a community gathering ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The gathering brought together government representatives, community leaders, and downtown residents for a day of learning, reflection, and cultural celebration.

For 10 years, the Qualico Bridge to Success (QBTS) program has helped Indigenous students make a successful transition into university life, creating opportunities, connections, and confidence that continue long after their first year.

Qualico Communities Austin is embedding sustainability into its development of Mason, guiding the community's growth from the ground up.

More than 1,000 young athletes took to the pitch this summer as the inaugural Qualico Cup transformed Surrey Athletic Park into a celebration of sport, community, and opportunity.

Sterling Homes Edmonton held its fifth annual golf tournament, bringing together golfers, volunteers, sponsors, trades, suppliers, and staff in support of Hope Mission.

Qualico Communities Calgary and Tsuut’ina Nation are moving forward with a major land development partnership on Qualico-owned lands in Rocky View County, north of the Nation’s reserve, along the Highway 8 corridor west of Calgary.

A new condominium development in the heart of Sage Creek is offering buyers an opportunity to enjoy the space of a traditional home with the convenience of low-maintenance living, all within steps of the community’s growing village centre.