That’s the size of 910 football fields.

Taza, totaling over 1,200 acres and stretching ten kilometers along Tsuut’ina Trail, is situated directly adjacent to the city of Calgary’s southwestern border, the Municipal District of the Foothills, and Rocky View County. Totaling $11B, this master planned development will be a dynamic place that welcomes and connects tenants, customers, and visitors to the Tsuut’ina Nation, to the land and to each other.

Interconnected as: Taza Park, Taza Crossing, and Taza Exchange.

Set against the backdrop of vast natural landscapes, and a rich, colourful history. Taza is master planned to be a bustling business, lifestyle, shopping, and entertainment destination to experience, connect with, and reside in. The Taza site comprises more than 1,200 acres of area.

A Sustainability Scorecard that Reflects Nation Values.

Taza reflects the Tsuut’ina Nation’s vision of being North America’s Indigenous leader of low carbon communities. Through thoughtful, energy efficient design and passion for innovation, Taza aims to pave the way towards a low carbon future. Each development team follows the Taza Sustainability Design Standard which highlights opportunities to reduce carbon through District Energy, renewable energy, smart data, and lifecycle thinking. The Design Standard is informed by LEED and WELL green building certifications, meaning Taza aligns with industry best practices. Additionally, Taza requires design teams to consider ways they can advance social equity and long-term economic reconciliation as part of carbon reduction efforts. By developing with future generations in mind, Taza is committed to a just low carbon future, one that respects Mother Earth and maintains harmony with all living beings.

7 accessibility solutions that create equivalent experiences for users.

Through implementation of the Accessible Design Framework, Taza will incorporate and reflect the following principles:

1. Equitable – useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities;
2. Flexible – accommodating a wide range of individual preferences and abilities;
3. Simple and Intuitive – easy to understand and use regardless of experience;
4. Perceptible Information – communications necessary information effectively to the user;
5. Tolerance for Error – minimizes hazards and the adverse consequences of accidental or unintended actions;
6. Low Physical Effort – used efficiently and comfortably with minimum force; and
7. Size and Space for Approach – size and space are provided for approach, reach, and manipulation regardless of mobility.

Environmental, Social and Governance responsible.

Taza recognizes that transparent, accurate, and comparable Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) data is critical for evaluating a company’s long-term sustainability. There is also a critical need to redefine ESG in an Indigenous context, so Taza is constantly seeking opportunities to make metrics reflective of Tsuut’ina worldviews and cultural priorities. The Taza ESG Strategy aims to change the way people think about ESG in an Indigenous context. By developing with Tsuut’ina teachings and the goal of economic reconciliation in mind, Taza seeks to make a meaningful, measurable impact in topics that matter to the Nation.