Police Launch Investigation at Nose Hill Park
Calgary police have launched an investigation following the discovery of what appears to be human remains at Nose Hill Park on Friday morning. The unsettling discovery was made by a pedestrian who immediately contacted authorities.
Police were called to the scene shortly before 11 a.m. on November 14, 2025 after the pedestrian reported finding what they believed to be human remains. Investigators quickly secured the area and began their preliminary examination.
Ongoing Police Presence and Public Advisory
As of Friday afternoon, police investigators remain on scene conducting thorough searches of the area. The Calgary Police Service has issued a public advisory requesting that residents avoid the designated investigation zone throughout the weekend.
The public is being asked to respect police boundaries and avoid the investigation area while forensic work continues. This precaution will allow investigators to conduct their search without interruption and preserve potential evidence.
Next Steps in the Investigation
Police officials have indicated that further information about the case will be released following the completion of an autopsy. The investigation's progression will depend on confirmation from the Medical Examiner regarding whether the death is deemed suspicious.
The autopsy results will be crucial in determining the direction of the investigation and whether foul play is suspected. Police have emphasized that they will provide updates as more information becomes available and the investigation develops.
Nose Hill Park, one of Calgary's largest natural urban parks, spans over 11 square kilometers and is popular among hikers, dog walkers, and nature enthusiasts. The ongoing police presence represents a significant development in what is typically a peaceful recreational area.
