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JUNE 2016
DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 2,700 HOUSEHOLDS
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BRAESIDE BULLETIN
THE OFFICIAL BRAESIDE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
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B R A E S I D E C O M M U N I T Y N E W S L E T T E R I JUNE 2016
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BRAESIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Need to contact us?
Mail:
11024 Braeside Drive SW, Calgary, Alberta, T2W 6G5
Phone:
403-253-4232
Fax:
403-253-3528
Email:
[email protected]
Board meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in
the Lower Hall, Meeting Room 2, at the Community Centre. The meeting is
open to all Braeside residents or interested parties. If you have issues or concerns and you would like to be placed on the agenda, kindly call our Board
Secretary, Joan Byers, at 403-253-4232.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
President
Position Vacant
Vice President
Robert Grigg
Secretary/Acting President
Joan Byers
Treasurer
Sarah Curran
Director, Bldg. Mntce.
Bob Byers
Youth Director
Position Vacant
Entertainment Director
Rosemarie Foley
Sports Director
Position Vacant
Director at Large
Sandy Shiels
Director at Large
Kim Price
Director at Large
Philip Schuman
Director at Large
Elliott Schuman
School Liaison
Louise Whitbread
Transportation Liaison
Paul Finkleman
COMMUNITY CONTACTS:
Community Coordinator
Linda Krebs
Child Care
Louise Whitbread
Baseball
Anna Glickman
Basketball
Dawn Osborne
Chinook Music
For Tickets
City Liaison
Jenna Findlater
Girl Guides
Barb Augustyn
Hockey
Lisa Santos
Scouting
Tim Tratch
Southwest Seniors
Norma Guthrie
SW Community Resource Centre
AREA SCHOOLS:
Braeside Elementary
John Ware Junior School
St. Benedict Elementary
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES:
Councillor, Ward 11
Brian Pincott
MLA, Glenmore
Anam Kazim
MP, Calgary SW,
Stephen Harper
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The
Braeside Bulletin
The Braeside Bulletin is published by the Braeside Community
Association and delivered to all Braeside homes. Articles can be
e-mailed to [email protected]. Submission deadline is
the first of the month for inclusion in the following month’s
publication. Space limitation may prevent some material submitted from being published. Editing may be required.
While we make every effort to ensure that all information provided and published is correct, we are not responsible for any
omissions or errors.
Opinions expressed within these articles, reports or submissions are the author’s and should not be considered as reflecting those of the editor or Community Association.
To contact
Board members,
call 403-253-4232
To place a paid advertisement in the Braeside Bulletin, contact
Great News Publishing, 403-263-3044, [email protected].
“The Braeside Community Association is committed to representing the community with honesty and integrity, working
towards common values and goals”.
Check us out on the web at: www.calgaryarea.com (click on
SW, Braeside). Email: [email protected]. Follow us on
Facebook and Twitter.
Hall
Rental
We are accepting rentals for all areas of the Community Cen403-253-4232
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tre. Our Upper Hall area is suitable for weddings, banquets
and large gatherings. Our meeting rooms on the main level
are suitable for meetings or small gatherings.
403-777-8470
403-777-7930
403-253-1881
door event, Braeside’s newly renovated Community Rink is
now available for rent:
Per Hour - $25.00
Per ½ Day (4 hour period) - $ 75.00
Per full day (8 hour period) - $125.00
Weekend (8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily - $200.00
403-268-3611
403-216-5421
403-253-7990
Now providing Telus Wi-Fi.
To view the hall or make a booking, call the Community Office
at 403-253-4232.
Community Rink
Available
for Rent
If you are considering a sports tournament, practice or out-
All rink rental requests MUST NOT conflict with renters booked
in hall (i.e. weddings in building) due to noise and parking.
Additionally, a clean up deposit will be required. There is no
overnight storage available. Liability for all items must remain
with the renter. NO ALCOHOL AT ANY EVENT.
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COMMUNITY
COORDINATOR
Braeside’s Annual
Community Clean Up
and Recycling Event
Community Office Hours:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, 9:00 – 3:30
Wednesdays, Closed
Thursdays, 9:00 – 4:30
Closed for Lunch 12:00 – 1:00
Mark your calendars for our upcoming events - 9th Annual Braeside Parade on Saturday, June 11 and our Annual Stampede Breakfast on Saturday, July 9. For more
details, call the Community Centre office at 403-2534232.
Linda Krebs
Community Coordinator BCA
This year our recycling event will be held on
Saturday, September 3, 2016.
Watch for details in future bulletin issues.
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ACTING PRESIDENT’S
REPORT
Call Bob: 403.257.3465 / 403.461.3490
Hello to all. April was certainly a busy month with many
calls/visits about the closure of the COPs Office, our
roadway concerns, and many more.
Great news! We have a new Vice President, Robert
Griggs. Robert volunteered after our April meeting so
welcome to our Board. It’s great to have this position
filled. Now we have only to find a Treasurer and we will
be all set to go. Anyone interested in this position please
call our office at 403-253-4232.
Enrollment for our summer camps at Braeside Before &
After School Care has now begun. Program excursions
include Kayben Farms, swimming, Heritage Park, and
more. September registration is also open for Before &
After School Care so please contact our program at 403258-0699 to register.
Our big event in July will be our annual Stampede Breakfast on Saturday July 9, 2016. Volunteers are needed so
if you can help out please give Linda a call at our office
at 403-253-4232.
Have a great summer!
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Braeside’s 9th Annual Kick Off to
Summer
Parade
Saturday, June 11, 2016 at 12:00 noon
Meet at the “Starting” line at 11:00 a.m. and we will end at the Community Centre for a delicious BBQ.
Sound like fun? Fill out an entry application and let’s get started. Applications are available in this Braeside Bulletin or call the Community Centre to get one. If you have any questions about what kind of entry is acceptable,
give us a call at 403-253-4232 or via email at: [email protected] .
Fun Ways to Participate: Best Dressed Bicycle, Best Dressed Pet, Best Dressed Car (or Loudest Car), Coolest Sports Team, Vintage Vehicles, Decorated Floats, Dance Teams, Aliens, Crazy Costumes, and the list
goes on! Remember, what’s a parade without some noise! Enter your decorated bike in the “Best Dressed Bicycle Contest” or dress up the family pet and win the “Best Dressed Pet” contest. Wear your team uniform, throw
around a baseball or show us your ball hockey moves while walking the parade. We invite marching bands,
colour guards, Girl Guides, Scouts, Seniors, vintage vehicles, you name it! How about decorating and entering
a float?
Planning is underway, don’t miss this family fun summer event! If you can volunteer a couple of hours on that
day to assist in this event, we would love to have you. Please let our Community Coordinator know you are interested. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 403-253-4232.
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Parade Day: Saturday, June 11, 2016
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Name of Individual/Group: __________________________________ ____________ Age (if under 18):_________ _________Cell__________________ Contact Name :______________________________________________ munity Member: No____ Yes____ Telephone: Day_________________ Evening __________________Cell__________________ IN THE SPACE PROVIDED
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______________________________ 4. GROUP OR TEAM____________________________________________________________ dog and drink after the Parade ons for participation in the Braeside 5. YOUTH/BIKES/PETS/OPEN_____________________________________________________ at Braeside Community Association to me. Additionally, if I am choosing 6. MISCELLANEOUS_____________________________________________________________ or its behaviour. _____________________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________ All Parade participants will receive a free hot dog and drink after the Parade ______________________________ I have read and fully understand the Rules and Regulations for participation in the Braeside Association Parade. I fully understand that Braeside Community Association drop off your Community application at the accepts no liability for any injuries or bodily harm done to me. Additionally, if I am choosing to enter my pet in the parade, I accept all responsibility for its behaviour. deadline date, entry or just want Signature: _________________________________ ____ Date_________________________ Parent or Guardian Signature: ___________________________________________________ Email application to: [email protected] or drop off your application at the Community Centre. If you have any questions regarding the application, deadline date, entry or just want additional information, please call 403‐253‐4232.
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Braeside Before and After School Care
11024 Braeside Drive SW Calgary
A fully accredited non-profit school age care located in Braeside community centre.
We offer a fun and exciting school year program & summer camp! We focus on arts, crafts, nutritious snacks and
out trips.
Provincial subsidy is available to those parents who qualify.
For more information or to register your child contact us at 403 258 0699 or email us at [email protected]
Hours of operation:
Monday – Friday 7:00am – 9:00am, 11:00am – 6:00pm.
School Holidays and professional development days: 7:00am – 6:00pm
At Braeside before and after school care we believe that children are unique and require a stimulating and
interactive environment which recognizes and accommodates each child’s individuality.
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IN & AROUND
CALGARY
Southland Leisure Centre
Summer Daycamps 2016: Now registering. Look for
our program guide online (www.calgary.ca/recreation)
and on stands. Lots of Spring preschool, children’s and
adults programs in the guide too!
Senior’s Week: We will be honoring seniors in our community by hosting various events for Alberta Seniors
Week June 6th-12th. For further information and details
regarding these events please contact Zoe Flowers-Reitsma at 403-648-6576 or [email protected]
NEW**All Sport One Day: Saturday, June 18 – 10:00
a.m. to 2:15 p.m. All Sport One Day is back in 2015 at
Southland Leisure Centre. This is a great opportunity
for children 6-12 years old to be introduced to a new
sport – and it’s free! Registration begins in May for this
exciting one day event. For more information and to
register, see www.allsportoneday.ca.
Friday Night Dance Party: June 24 from 7:15 - 10:00
p.m. Admission to the Party includes a dance lesson
(primary movements,rhythmic structure, posture,
leading and following),social dance, as well as refreshments. No Partner Required! See calgary.ca/leisurecentres for schedules and more information.
Summer Daycamp Volunteer Opportunities: Southland welcomes volunteers, 13 years old and up for our
summer daycamps. Come and enjoy your summer by
keeping busy and productive throughout the summer
months. For more information call 403-648-6592
PD School Days: Did you know that Southland Leisure
Centre offers programs to elementary school aged
children on some Professional and Parent-Teacher Interview days? Check out the City of Calgary Recreation
program guide on stands or online at www.calgary.ca/
recreation for more information on our School’s Out
Day Camps. Hours of School’s Out Day Camps are 7 am
– 6 pm, and the cost is $57.75/day.
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2016 EVENTS
55+ CLUB
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR
THESE UPCOMING EVENTS
June 11
June 21
July 9
August 6
August 16
September 3
September 20
October 14
October 18
October 29
November 15
December 13
Enjoy coffee, fun, fellowship, and dancing to a live
band every Thursday morning!
Singles and couples, dancers and non-dancers are all
welcome to this community group.
Braeside Parade
Board Meeting
Stampede Breakfast
Trunk Sale
Board Meeting
Community Clean Up & Recycling Day
Board Meeting
Volunteer Appreciation
Board Meeting
Halloween Spooktacular
Board Meeting
Board Meeting
Drop by – we’re looking forward to meeting you!
Braeside Community Centre
11024 Braeside Drive SW
Thursdays, 10:30 – 12:00 noon
For detailed info please call Norma at 403-246-3763
Braeside
Moms and
Nursery Rhyme Song and Movement
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Come and sing nursery rhyme favourites with your little
ones. Mondays from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. at Braeside
Community Centre. $3.00 per family.
WEEKLY PROGRAMS
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
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FIND SOLUTION ON PAGE 26
Every Sunday, 8:00 a.m. to noon, Family Swim: It’s a
designated family swim time. Come enjoy our waterpark, including a trip or two to the AquaPlay structure.
Be prepared to get wet! Adults must be accompanied
by a child and all children must be accompanied by
Join the Southwest
Need more info? Call the Community Office at 253-4232.
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Playschool: (403-648-6582) Southland Leisure Centre’s Playschool is recreation-based and includes educational activities that allow children to learn through
play. Playschool programs are for two to four year
olds from September to June. Registration is ongoing
throughout the year, based on availability. Spaces are
still available for the 2016 to 2017 school year.
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YO U ’ R E I N V I T E D !
an adult. Regular admission applies. Find out more at
calgary.ca/leisurecentres.
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Art Classes for Kids
Braeside Karate Club
Chinese Calligraphy
Elm Dog Obedience School
Foundation Baptist Church
Moms and Tots Drop In
Seniors Fitness
Pathfinders
Queens & Jacks Square
Dance Club
Southwest Seniors
Sparks
Stained Glass Classes
Tai Chi
Fridays from 4:30 – 6:00
Thursdays evenings at 7:00
Wednesday evenings at 7:00
Tuesday evenings, times vary
Wednesday evenings at 7:00
Sundays at 10:00, 11:00, 6:00
Mondays at 10:00 – 11:30
Tuesdays from 10:00 – 11:00
Fridays from 9:00 – 10:00
[email protected]
Monday evenings at 7:00,
2nd and 4th Friday evenings
From 7:30 – 10:00
Thursdays from 10:00 – 2:00
(403) 236-9819
(403) 232-0228
(403) 568-0248
(403) 281-7937
(403) 251-5920
(403) 660-9656
(403) 253-4232
For more information, or to find out how you can be involved, please contact Kirsten at 403-660-9656. This is a
not-for-profit venture, so please come and support your
local community.
SHAW RENOVATION & CONSTRUCTION
We specialize in Home Renovations:
(403) 251-6228
(403) 246-3763
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Thursdays evenings at 6:00 (403) 589-2973
Wednesday evenings at 7:00 (403) 240-4566
•Roofing
•Soffit
•Windows
•Sunrooms
•Painting
•Siding
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Stampede Breakfast
9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Private Function
July 2
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Chinese Calligraphy 7:00
Church 7:00
Summer Child Care
Summer Child Care
Karate UH 7:00
July 8
July 7
July 6
Summer Child Care
Summer Child Care
July 3
Church Worship 11:00
Evening Fellowship 6:00
July 4
July 5
Southwest Seniors UH 10:00
Stained Glass LH
Karate UH 7:00
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Church 7:00
Moms and Tots Drop In UH
10:00
McDougall United Church, 8516 Athabasca Street S. E.
(No religious content/non-denominational)
Summer Child Care
Summer Child Care
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Stained Glass LH
Karate UH 7:00
Yoga for Kids UH 5:00
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Church 7:00
Board Meeting 7:00
10:00
Brookpark Gardens AGM
6:30
Before and After School Care
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Church Worship, 11:00
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CALGARY
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
CALGARY PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Southwood Library
Church Conference
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Church Conference
Private Function
Art Classes for Kids LH 4:30
Stained Glass LH
Karate UH 7:00
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Church 7:00
10:00
Private Function
in Evening
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Karate UH 7:00
Braeside Village AGM 6:30
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Church 7:00
Elm Dog Obedience UH
10:00
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Karate UH 7:00
Tai Chi UH 7:00
Church 7:00
Elm Dog Obedience UH
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Church Worship, 11:00
Braeside Parade
12 noon
Private Function
May 29
Private Function
in Evening
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May 30
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Friday
Thursday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
JUNE 2016
COMMUNITY
JUNE COMMUNITY CALENDAR
CALENDAR
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Heritage Time Out
Artisans in quilting, knitting, crocheting, card making and cross stitching meet to learn and practice
their art in a community setting. No experience is
required. Come and learn from instructors, obtain
advice, but mostly enjoy the company of women
across the ages, make friends and have a personal
time out! Wednesday mornings, 9:00 – 11:00
a.m., March 30 – June 22. Registration preferred,
but drop in available, babysitting supplied. Please
contact Sarah at (403) 918-3421 for further details.
The Million Question Challenge!
What is a puppy? How many dogs are there in the world?
What would happen if dogs grew wings and could fly?
Calgary Public Library has a new summer learning initiative for school-aged kids called The Million Question
Challenge! Kids will ask a million questions this summer, sparking curiosity and wonder. These questions
can be about anything and everything – we hope that
the questions will be personal and meaningful to each
child, and will spur them on to finding some answers,
too.
The kid who asks the most number of questions this
summer will win a $250 Toys R Us gift card and get to be
the Kid Executive Officer (KEO)of the Library for a day!
We have a ton of fun reading activities this summer, too!
Kids from 0-12 can join the TD Summer Reading Club
again this year, and read to win prizes. Teens can participate in this summer’s Youth Read. Get ready to read
& win all summer long! Visit calgarylibrary.ca for details.
Can you help?
There is a group of seniors who enjoy knitting mitts,
scarves, toques, and afghans. They donate them to nursing homes and various facilities in need of such items.
If you have leftover wool that you no longer need and
would like to donate it, kindly drop it off at the Community Centre. For more information, please call the Community office at 403-253-4232.
Adults can find great summer reads in both the We
Recommend collections and the Your Year of Reading
guides, available at your community library.
Smile… You could
be on camera!
Security cameras are installed at the Community Centre.
They are set up to monitor activity around the building,
rink area and dumpster. This will enable us to identify
those who choose to vandalize or paint graffiti on our
building or deposit personal garbage in the Community
Centre dumpster and allow us to take action.
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Get Your Total
Braeside
Elizabeth
Kayzha
Lilly
Lyndsey
Salma
Sheridan
Another amazing year is winding to a close soon but
that does not mean Woodcreek beavers, cubs and
scouts stop being active. In fact they are busy as ever!
With the weather getting warmer the kids activities are
held outside more often.
The best camp of the year was held at Camp Valaqua
on the April 16-18 weekend. This camp is very special as
most of the kids from beavers, cubs and scouts attend
the same camp together. This year’s theme was Star
Wars! This is a special time for all of them, beavers see
the older scouts sleeping outdoors and making fires.
Joint activities and games are held where the older kids
have to learn to work with the younger ones. It’s an excellent bonding and learning time for all of them.
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Some activities that the beavers have been busy with lately were electronics take apart night, rollerskating, building
a planter and planting seeds, biking around Bebo grove
and clothespin crafts. The beaver year official ended April
20th with a barbeque at the community centre.
The cubs have also been busy with sessions on how to
build a fast cub car (this is very important and the cubs
take this very seriously),working on black star requirements, swimming at Southland Leisure Centre, SPCA
tour, rollerskating, planning for the annual soap box
derby in May and hiking.
The scouts have had a bunch of fun activities also that
included bowling, geocaching in Fish Creek Park- www.
familyfuncanada.com/calgary/geocaching-with-kidsin-calgary/ working on badges and the annual 18
wheeler races, sports and games at the community centre, rollerskating, soccer and rock climbing.
A huge thank you goes out to everyone who donated
bottles to our second bottle drive in April. This year was
the first time we held a second bottle drive. Your generous support is very much appreciated.
The Woodcreek group is stellar with amazing Leaders already busy working on a great program for next
year. If this groups activities sounds like something you
would like your kids or yourself to be a part of please
feel free to contact our Group Commissioner Tim Tratch
at 403-251-4878. I’m sure you will not be disappointed.
Additional information about the Scouting program in
general can be found at www.scouts.ca
Thank you to the local Lions Club and the Woodcreek
Community Association for their ongoing support to us.
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June and July Events
in Fish Creek
Qi Gong and the Fish Creek Wellness Showcase
Qi Gong (pronounced Chi Gong) is a way of enriching
and supporting the life energy that flows through all
people and all things. It is an ancient form of exercise
derived in China that features recurring movements that
help to unify physical, mental and spiritual aspects in
participants. This system can be beneficial for reducing
stress, alleviating the effects of illness, and improving
and maintaining physical well-being. Learn about the
general principles and history of Qi Gong, follow along
as Spring Forest Qi Gong Certified Instructor Diane
Smith leads you in simple movements, and learn some
of the basic exercises that you can practice at home.
June Fish Creek Speaker Series – Qi Gong and the Fish
Creek Wellness Showcase:
Wednesday, June 22, 7:00 - 8:30pm at the Fish Creek Environmental Learning Centre
Outdoor Qi Gong Sessions: Tuesday nights, June 14 – July 26
6:30 - 7:30pm at the Bow Valley Ranch, Fish Creek Provincial Park
For more information or to register www.friendsoffishcreek.org/programs/wellness-clinics
Parks Day & Creekfest
Free Fun for the Whole Family!
Sunday, July 17, 2016 11:00 am – 4:00pm, Glennfield,
Fish Creek Provincial Park
Celebrate Alberta’s Natural Provincial Parks and Learn
about Protecting our Watersheds at Parks Day & Creek16
Connecting you to the Resources you Need
You live in one of the 28 communities served by
the SWCRC. If you are in need of information or
resources, or if you are facing a challenging situation of any kind and you aren’t sure how to move
forward, please call us at 403-238-9222 to make an
appointment with one of our Community Resource
Workers.
Our two Community Resource Workers are social
workers who will:
• sit down and talk with you for an extended period
of time
• provide supportive counselling
• help you assess your situation
fest! Juno-award winning Peter Puffin’s Whale Tales will
return to Fish Creek to host a concert and song writing
workshop! Enjoy the performance “Good Night and
Good Duck” from Alberta Parks’ K-Country Interpretive
Theatre! Coyote Kids Theatre will present “A Muskrat’s
Tail” and local musician Alex Boisselle will return to Fish
Creek! Take part in an outdoor yoga session and fly
fishing demonstration.
Enjoy interactive booths and activities hosted by community organizations dedicated to the environmental
sustainability of our Provincial Parks! For more info:
www.friendsoffishcreek.org/event/creekfest
Full Moon Guided Meditation in Fish Creek
Let go of outside distractions and just be. Join Naomi
Parker and Gwen Draude Woolverton for outdoor
meditation sessions on full moon evenings at the Bow
Valley Ranch in Fish Creek Provincial Park.
7:00 - 8:00 pm on Monday, June 20 (The first day of summer!) Tuesday, July 19, and Thursday, August 18. Registration is recommended and fees apply. For more information, visit www.friendsoffishcreek.org/programs/
wellness-clinics.
Located in the Professional Wing
of the Oakridge Co-Op Mall
#42 2580 Southland Drive SW,
T2V 4J8
Phone: 403-238-9222
Email: [email protected] • www.swcrc.ca
• identify the strengths and resources you already have
• provide information about, and referrals to, other
available resources, programs and services
• help you “navigate the system”
Neighbours Helping Neighbours
Calgary’s economic downturn is hitting people hard. The
baby and personal care items we have in stock are dwindling rapidly. We are in need of the following to share:
newborn and sizes 1 to 6 diapers and pull-ups, formula
and baby shampoo; for children, youth and adults shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste tooth brushes, bar soap
(Dove recommended), feminine hygiene products, deodorant, disposable razors, men’s shaving cream.
SWCRC Volunteer
Opportunity:
Parenting Group Assistant
SWCRC is expanding its parenting education programming.
To support the participation of low income and socially isolated parents, we offer free child care for the
parents’ young children. As a member of our team
of Parenting Group Assistants, you will care for the
children by providing a safe, loving and fun environment in which to play, socialize and learn. The
time commitment is approximately 2 ½ hours, 9:30
– noon, either Tuesdays or Thursdays.
It takes a village to raise a child. Your passion for kids,
and your desire to contribute your knowledge and
experience towards a community effort to optimize
children’s social, emotional and intellectual development, will inspire you to contact the SWCRC for more
information about this important volunteer role. Call
403-238-9222 ext. 222.
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Capture Nature Photography Contest
The Friends of Fish Creek are excited to offer our Capture Nature Photography Contest for the second year
in a row! Capture Nature offers a fun and creative opportunity for park users to engage with their natural
surroundings as they search and explore for the best
images of the year! All proceeds from the contest will
help to support our stewardship and education activities in Fish Creek Provincial Park. Capture Nature will
run from July 1 to August 15. Register for a chance to
win one of the amazing prizes from Vistek and MEC!
www.friendsoffishcreek.org/programs/capturenature
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Communities
Resource Centre
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YOUR COMMUNITY/CITY EVENTS
AT A GLANCE...
Saturday, August 6, 2016
Braeside Community Centre
11024 Braeside Drive S.W. (in the parking lot)
To book your spot/table call, (403) 253-4232
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• July 1 to September 4 - Legends of Rock N Roll: Buddy
Holly, Tom Jones, Neil Diamond and Elvis Presley perform
classics like Delilah, Blue Suede Shoes and many more.
www.stagewestcalgary.com
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• July 17 - Park Day and Creekfest: This annual event is
a celebration of Alberta’s natural areas. The whole family
is invited to come to the park to learn how to protect
our watersheds and respect the provincial park. www.
friendsoffishcreek.org
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• July 30 - Making a Murderer’s Dean Strang and Jerry
Buting: The two defense lawyers are stopping in Calgary
as part of their A Conversation on Justice tour. The two
will do a Q&A session, discuss the Steven Avery case and
talk about what it means in broader terms, too.
• July 30 - Inglewood Sunfest: This neighbourhood street
festival includes activities that appeal to Calgarians of
all ages. Expect live music, plenty of street performers,
a Show and Shine and activities for the kids. www.
inglewoodsunfest.ca
Each year, more than one million visitors
from across North America and around the
world come to Calgary to experience the
heart-stopping action of the world’s richest
Rodeo, featuring bull riding, barrel racing,
and more. www.calgarystampede.com
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• July 19 to 24 – Newsies: This high-energy musical is
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based on the true events of the 1899 Newsboys Strike.
The show centres around a group of struggling “newsies.” 11
www.calgary.broadway.com
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• July 21 to 24 - Calgary Folk Music Festival: This year
is the 37th annual Calgary Folk Music Festival. Expect 13
more than 70 different artists from around the world 14
to perform on the various stages at Prince’s Island Park.
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www.calgaryfolkfest.com
• July 22 to 24 - Fiestaval Latin Festival: This free, family- 16
friendly festival is a multicultural celebration of Latin 17
American culture. www.fiestaval.ca
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• July 23 and 24 - Pet-A-Palooza: A pawty for fido is just
what your summer was missing. Join us to meet over 80 19
exhibitors, local rescues, listen to live music, check out
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Running of the Bulls - French and English Bulldog Races!
www.petapaloozawest.com
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• July 25 to 31 - Calgary International Blues Festival:
This year marks the 12th annual Calgary Bluesfest.
It’s a full week of celebrating the best of blues music,
with workshops, concerts and special events. www.
calgarybluesfest.com
JULY 8 TO 17
CALGARY STAMPEDE
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JULY 21 TO 23
MILKY WAY NIGHTS
The Rothney Astrophysical Observatory is
open to the public for night sky viewings
for three nights this month. During this
time of the summer, conditions are ideal
for viewing distant galaxies, nebula and
other planets. www.ucalgary.ca
JULY 30
SLIDE THE CITY
That bright green, 1,000-foot-long
slip-and-slide will return to 10th Street
N.W. at the end of July. Choose to slide
down once or multiple times. www.
slidethecity.com
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Braeside Before & After School Care
July & August
Summer camp
Program Excursions include:
Prairie Winds Park, Kayben Farms, Grotto canyon, Swimming,
Heritage park, Sikome Lake and many more.
Braeside Before & After School Care
11024 Braeside Drive SW Calgary T2W 6G5. (403) 258 0699
[email protected]
Licenced by The Government of Alberta Child And Youth Servises and fully accredited by
AELCS
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COUNCILLOR, WARD 11
MLA CALGARY-GLENMORE
P.O. Box 2100 Stn. M, #8001A
Calgary, AB T2P 2M5
403-268-2430 • www.ward11calgary.ca
#A208, 1600 - 90th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB Canada T2V 5A8
Ph: (403) 216-5421, Fax: (403) 216-5423
Email: [email protected]
ANAM KAZIM
BRIAN PINCOTT
What does it mean to be flood ready? Higher river
flows typically occur in Calgary from the middle of May
to middle July. However flooding can strike any Calgary
community in any season, often with little or no warning. Interestingly this has less to do with spring run-off
from the mountains, and more to do with precipitation.
The City has plans in place that guide our response to
floods of various sizes. Every event is different and actions leading up to and during a flood depend on the
specifics of each event. In general, as a City, we take
these actions to mitigate the impact of a flood:
• Manage the flow of water out of the Glenmore reservoir
• Close the gates on storm water outfalls to prevent river
water from entering the storm system
• Deploy temporary lift stations to supplement pumping
• Deploy temporary berms, flood tubes or sandbags to
critical locations.
Last month, the City of Calgary held two open houses
to provide information to residents about on-going
2013 flood recovery efforts. This information is available
online if you missed the session at Calgary.ca/flooding,
along with resources on preparing yourself and your
community in the event of a flood.
Community building in your neighbourhood! June is
a busy month for Ward 11 communities. Be sure to check
your Community Association for their family-friendly
event listings – festivals, bike parades & Neighbour Day
events – just to name a few! Community clean-ups are
also underway from now until September. They are a
great way to meet your neighbours, and take a burden
off of your spring clean-out. See the full schedule at Calgary.ca/cleanup.
As mentioned last month, my team and I will host a community information session on Little Free Libraries on
Thursday, June 9th at 6:00 pm at the Voltage Creative
Garage, 2101 – 34th Avenue SW. Light refreshments
will be provided. We hope to see you there!
Remember to sign up for Ward 11 updates to receive
information on upcoming events, City programs, and
public engagement opportunities relevant to you at
www.ward11calgary.ca.
Dear Constituents:
The budget was announced on April 14th, 2016 and I would
like to highlight important aspects of the budget that are avenues towards Alberta’s success. Also, I would like to shed light
on my participation in the house during the session.
Budget 2016 Highlights:
Budget 2016 contains cost-savings measures, including freezing salaries for political staff and government managers as well
as reducing the number of government agencies, boards and
commissions to control the growth of operating spending.
At the same time Budget 2016 also introduces the new Alberta
Jobs Plan to help encourage job creation, business capital investment, and economic diversification. This plan has four pillars:
• Supporting families in times of hardship with new supports
and better access to training/ education;
• Continuing to invest in Alberta’s infrastructure through the
government’s Capital Plan;
• Diversifying our energy industry and markets by putting a
price on carbon, in addition to working to getting the best
value for our natural resources
• Supporting Alberta businesses with two new tax credits to
encourage access to capital and a tax cut by 1% for small businesses as of Jan 1, 2017.
My Participation in the House:
I was successful to have Motion 503 passed in the house which
is about making prescription drugs more affordable for lowincome seniors. To watch the debate please scroll to 4:57:37
pm using the link below:
www.assemblyonline.assembly.ab.ca/Harmony/pb3/powerbrowser_Desktop.aspx?ContentEntityId=3251&EssenceForma
tID=139&date=20160412&browser=0
I stood up to speak in favour of Bill 204: Alberta Tourism Week
Act to specifically promote Heritage Park, North Glenmore Park,
South Glenmore Park, Glenmore Sailing Club and Weaselhead
Park in our beautiful riding of Calgary Glenmore. To watch my
speech please scroll to 4:25:56 pm using the link below: www.assemblyonline.assembly.ab.ca/Harmony/pb3/powerbrowser_
Desktop.aspx?ContentEntityId=3258&EssenceFormatID=139&
date=20160419&browser=0
MLA Stampede Breakfast:
July 13, 2016 - 7:00 am-10:00 am at Heritage Park
For further details on any of the topics above or others, please
do not hesitate to contact our office.
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Saturday, July 9, 2016
CALLING ALL PARENTS
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Calgary.
Please consider volunteering
for this fun event. Call the
Community Centre Office at
(403) 253-4232 for more
information.
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to encourage a healthy lifestyle without making it seem difficult or
tedious. It will allow them to get to school in a better frame of mind
tedious. It will allow them to get to school in a better frame of mind
and feel energized for a day of learning. It will give them a whole new
and feel energized for a day of learning. It will give them a whole new
dimension to the world that they live in and help build the community.
dimension to the world that they live in and help build the community.
So let’s have as many children participate as possible, and above all,
So let’s have as many children participate as possible, and above all,
let’s have our kids enjoy the trip to school again!
let’s have our kids enjoy the trip to school again!
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS
For Business Classified Ad Rates Call Great News Publishing at 403 263-3044 or [email protected]
NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING LTD: Qualified
journeymen plumbers/gasfitters, very experienced
in Braeside. Upfront pricing. Reliable, conscientious,
fully guaranteed. Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. 24 hour
emergency service call 403-255-7938. “Showering
you with great service.”
BRYAN’S PLUMBING, GAS FITTING: Master plumber, gasfitter, 30 years of experience. Fully licensed and
insured. Repairs, renovations, faucet replacements
and hot water tanks (great prices). Poly B replacement, free estimates, free advice. Call Bryan 403-5606547 or [email protected].
ROOFING, 5 YEAR WARRANTY: Express re roofing shingles, flat, cedar, tiles, insurance claims. Consultative approach, pre-installation inspection. 23 years of
experience. E-mail or call with your name and address
and we will provide a free estimate within 72 hours.
P&S Construction and Roofing: estimates@psroofing.
ca. Slavek, 403-835-1393. Paul 403-714-3644.
HOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Clinicair is the
leading provider of Indoor Air Quality and Medical
Grade Duct Cleaning services in Canada. We are looking for a dealer in Calgary to represent our growing
company. We offer a royalty free business. Clinicair
supplies you with the latest technology, and training.
Call Craig: 1-416-277-6067.
NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community Mediation Calgary Society (CMCS) is a no cost mediation and
conflict coaching service that can help you resolve
problems and restore peace! We help neighbours be
neighbours again! www.communitymediation.ca,
403-269-2707.
LIGHTEN UP IT’S SUMMER! Are you tired of high
salon prices? Then why not try a local in-home salon
offering the same great services! Providing 28 years
of expertise in the hair industry and professional
product at an affordable cost. Call or text for your free
consult today: 403-238-6733.
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THE GUTTER DOCTOR: We install, repair and clean
eavestroughs, and downspouts. Fascia, soffit, dripedge, siding, roofing, cladding. Over 15,000 happy
customers since 2003! Insured and guaranteed work
with references. We take pride in doing a good job.
A+ rated BBB Member. www.gutterdoctor.ca 403714-0711.
K2 BOOKEEPING: Are you too busy to keep up with
your bookkeeping? Experienced bookkeeper now
accepting new clients. Specializing in small to medium sized business. Twelve years of experience with
QuickBooks and Simply Accounting, GST, Payroll,
WCB Filing, T4 Filing, and competitive rates. Phone
Katie 403-870-0737.
BUSINESS
CLASSIFIEDS
CONCRETE CUTTING FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS,
DOORS & FLOORS: New openings or enlargements
cut into foundation for basement windows and
doors. Enlarge your existing basement windows to
meet fire code for bedrooms, from cutting basement windows, doorways to supply and install quality windows, window-well, weeping-tile, core drilling, excavation and anything concrete cutting. Call
403-570-0555 or text 403-680-0611. Email: info@
asapconcretecutting.com.
POWERS CONSTRUCTION: retaining walls, pergolas,
decks and fences! All your carpentry needs. Call today for your free quote. 403-804-2669.
SUMMER IS COMING! Get your yard ready for the
beautiful days ahead. Weekly or occasional lawn
cuts while you are on holidays. Flower bed clean up,
planting and/or maintenance or projects. Locally
owned and operated since 2007. Please call Brenda
at 403-615-7199.
PLATINUM COMPUTING SOLUTIONS: Do you
need help fixing your computer, or want to make
it faster and easier to use? Let us assist you with all
your tech needs from computer repair, to network
setup, to home theatre installation! Visit us at www.
platinumcomputingsolutions.com or call 587- 8928806 today!
HARMONY LANDSCAPES INC: A small landscaping company with big landscaping experience! Let
us take care of your landscape designs, installation
and maintenance needs. Call today! 403-629-5842 or
email [email protected].
STAR WOODWORK & RENOVATIONS: We have been
serving the Calgary community for over 30 years with
first class kitchen renovations, bathroom remodelling, basement development, and complete home
makeovers from start to finish. Please call Ramsey:
403-701-2886 or email: [email protected].
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REACHING OVER 410,000 HOUSEHOLDS
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Last 12 Months Braeside
MLS Real Estate Sale Price Stats
Average Asking Price
Average Sold Price
April 2016
$0.00
$0.00
March 2016
$409,900.00
$403,500.00
February 2016
$380,000.00
$375,000.00
January 2016
$0.00
$0.00
December 2015
$424,450.00
$399,500.00
November 2015
$439,000.00
$420,000.00
October 2015
$485,000.00
$473,703.75
September 2015
$445,000.00
$412,500.00
August 2015
$474,900.00
$460,000.00
July 2015
$524,950.00
$507,500.00
June 2015
$504,900.00
$497,500.00
May 2015
$474,950.00
$470,250.00
Last 12 Months Braeside
MLS Real Estate Number of Listings Stats
Published by:
Phone: 403-263-3044
Braeside Real Estate Update
[email protected]
No. New Properties
No. Properties Sold
April 2016
0
0
March 2016
1
5
February 2016
5
3
January 2016
2
0
December 2015
0
4
November 2015
5
9
October 2015
5
4
September 2015
7
5
August 2015
6
5
July 2015
8
2
June 2015
5
6
May 2015
6
4
To view the specific SOLD Listings that comprise the above
MLS averages please visit braeside.great-news.ca
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Braeside Community’s On-Going
Used Book Sale
L A N D S C A P I N G
C U S TO M E R S AT I S FA C T I O N G U A R A N T E E D
We specialize in all
forms of landscape
and Construction
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Fences
Retaining Walls
Irrigation
Stamped and
Exposed Concrete
· Affordable Custom
Landscape Plans
· Bulk Topsoil Deliveries
· Through Tip Top Soil
GOT A PLAN?
All Items $1.00 Or Less
Drop by the Community Centre to pick up some
reading material. Choose from our large collection of paper backs, hard covers and children’s
books. Proceeds help offset the cost to host special events throughout the year. Book donations
always gratefully accepted at the Community
Centre.
AFFORDABLE CUSTOM LANDSCAPE PLANS
Free Estimates 403.256.9282
www.jacksonandjacksonlandscaping.ca
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1732 34 AVE SW
CALGARY, AB T2T 2B6
PH. 403-460-2211
FAX.403-592-6762
[email protected]
WWW.THEHOMEHUNTERS.COM
BRAESIDE MARKET STATISTICS
Single Family homes:
7 active listings - average list price $435,671 with 23 days on market
12 sold listings since Jan 1 - average sale price $435,604 with 36 days on market
Condo/Townhouses:
15 active listings - average list price $284,393 with 43 days on market
13 sold listing since Jan 1 - average sale price $272,654 with 26 days on market
Apartments:
10 active listings – average $212,710 with 298 days on market
4 sold listings since Jan 1 – average $305,582 with 115 days on market
(Statistics based on CREB MLS System listings as at May 1, 2016.)
WE MAKE YOU #1
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Contact my office:
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