Blackfoot Confederacy and City of Calgary building on progress under historic MOU

T he Blackfoot Confederacy and The City of Calgary are building on progress made through their historic Memorandum of Understanding on Communication and Cooperation, building lasting relationships, strengthening collaboration and advancing shared priorities. Signed on May 9, 2025, the first-of-its-kind agreement for The City established a shared commitment to a stronger partnership between The Blackfoot Confederacy and The City of Calgary. It supports collaboration on shared priorities such as housing, arts and culture, economic development and tourism and events and communications, while creating a framework for regular dialogue, information-sharing and coordinated action. “A year and a half into this agreement, we have built meaningful relationships, deepened our understanding of one another and identified opportunities to move forward together,” said Mayor Jeromy Farkas. “There is still much work ahead, but our ongoing dialogue, mutual respect and shared commitment have reinforced the value of continuing this work as partners.” Turning shared priorities into action Since the MOU was signed, the partnership has strengthened and connected work already underway across shared priori

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