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Calgary courthouse: where is bail court, and when?

Officially the Calgary Courts Centre

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Bail court for Calgary sits at the Calgary Courts Centre, 601 5 Street SW.

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The in-custody docket is usually in courtroom 305 at 9:00 a.m.; the court can change the room on the day. Remandly confirms the courtroom with you on the call. If someone was arrested overnight in Calgary, this is often where the hearing is.

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Last reviewed September 22, 2026 · Updated October 11, 2026

Where

601 5 Street SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 5P7

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When

  • In-custody docket: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m., courtroom 305 (Calgary Courts Centre)

Hours checked against the official court directory, September 25, 2026

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Getting there and inside

  • The Alberta Court of Justice lists its Calgary criminal office as Suite 402-S in the Calgary Courts Centre.
  • Besides the in-custody docket in courtroom 305, the Calgary listing names courtroom 505 for federal in-custody matters and courtroom 508 for the domestic violence docket.
  • Alberta set up a specialized domestic violence court in Calgary in 2000.
  • The Calgary Courts Parkade is listed at 515 6th Avenue SW.

Where do I go inside the Calgary Courts Centre?

The Alberta Court of Justice lists its Calgary criminal office in Suite 402-S, and the in-custody docket in courtroom 305. Alberta’s courthouse guidance: enter through the security station staffed by sheriffs, then look for your name on the electronic display or the paper list outside the courtroom.

From: Alberta Court of Justice — Calgary location · Alberta Court of Justice — domestic courts · Government of Alberta — courtroom etiquette (read October 8, 2026)

What do we see at the Calgary courthouse?

If someone was arrested overnight in Calgary, this is often where the bail hearing is. When you call Remandly at any hour, we confirm the courthouse and the day, ask the three questions the court will ask, and open the file so the morning starts with answers.

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