"While most hold positive views on life in Calgary now, more than one-half continue to feel that quality of life has worsened over the past three years."

Seventy-one per cent of Calgarians rate their overall quality of life in the city as “good” — five percentage points more than a year ago — but a majority feel they don’t receive good value for their property tax dollars.

That’s according to the city’s 2025 Fall Survey, which will be presented to council on Monday.

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The semi-annual survey was conducted over four weeks last summer and found that 69 per cent of 2,500 respondents believe Calgary is on the right track to be a better city in 10 years — up from 61 per cent a year ago.

But looking further ahead, 42 per cent of respondents agreed the city is trending in

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