Calgary is set to open what organizers describe as Canada’s first dementia-inclusive park in the fall of 2026. Multiple outlets report the project will be the Martin Family Legacy Garden, a dedicated outdoor space designed to support people living with dementia. The garden’s concept is to create an environment where visitors can “immerse themselves in the therapeutic benefits of nature,” emphasizing accessibility and comfort for individuals who may experience cognitive or sensory challenges. Coverage also frames the project as a high-profile effort aimed at inclusivity and diversity, with representatives from the parks foundation highlighting its importance as a public-facing initiative. Details shared across the reports focus primarily on the park’s purpose and timeline, rather than specific design features or program offerings. The sources agree on the planned opening date and on the overall goal of making a park space dementia-friendly and welcoming. No additional timelines or locations beyond Calgary are reported.