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MARCH 2015
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Edgemont Community Association
33 Edgevalley Circle NW
Calgary, AB – T3A 4X1
Phone: 403.239.1211 | Fax: 403.547.5799
[email protected] | www.edgemont.ab.ca
President’s Message 6
What’s Happening at ECA 7-8
Edgemont Volunteers 12
LEAF Program 14-15
My Babysitter List 29
Edgemont Real Estate Update 36
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33 Edgevalley Circle NW, T3A 4X1
Phone 403-239-1211  Fax 403-547-5799
Email [email protected]  Web www.edgemont.ab.ca
Business Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Board & Staff
Elaine Scobie
Barb Elms
Terry Wong
Bev Johnson
Karen Wallace
Jeff Edwards
Elspeth Kirk
Barbara Meehan
Jennyffer Louis
Bev Johnson
Henry Chan
Bill Kirk
Terry Wong
Nadia Reid
Norma Becker
Chelanne Murphy
President
Building Administration
Area Planning
Treasurer
Secretary
Social / Volunteers
Communications
Office Administrator
Office Administrator
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large and Sports Rep
Edgemont Elementary School Liason
Mother Mary Greene Liaison
Community Police Liaison
Web Page
North Creek Basketball
Soccer
Cst. Roy Moe
Chris Koehler
James Delegarde
Competitive Soccer
Karate
Casino
Scouts
Hockey/Ringette
Tom Baines Jr. High Rep
Tom Baines Jr. High Rep
Sir Winston Churchill High Rep
Nadia & Doug
Alan Colter
Cari Middleton
Neil James
Gary Miller
Michelle Choi
Sabina Wong
Riya Garg & Fazeela Mulji
[email protected]
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jeff@nwcchurch.ca
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Other Contacts
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www.northcentralbball.com
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www.edgemontsoccer.ca
www.northsidesoccer.ca
www.bunbukan.ca
[email protected]
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403 241 7928
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Landscaped gardens
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Your Family, Our Passion!
Wednesday
April 29, 2015
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Diagnostic lab work
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Pain management
New Patients
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room for family to grow.”
your life at watermark is waiting
Built to savour the moments that really matter, it’s a community where coming home
means leaving the everyday behind. But don’t take our word for it—ask anyone who
lives here. Custom or quick possession homes beginning at $1.2 Million.
To see just how luxurious family living can be, visit our showhomes or go to
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PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
After 5 years of writing monthly articles I’m giving myself a break. This is
what you will see in this spot for the
next month or two, with updates.
Upcoming:
Edgemont Recreational Soccer – registration opened
Feb 1. There may still be spots available. Go to www.
edgemontsoccer.ca
March 11 – 1 WORLD Community Cultural Celebration. This is our 4th annual event, hosted by Tom Baines
School this year. All residents are welcome. This is a
truly amazing event, and I hope you can join the celebration this year!
April 11 – Kick-off event for the LEAF (Community
Landscape Enhancement) petition. 10 AM – 2 PM Plans
include free food & soft drinks, free trees for the first
people to sign the petition in support of the project.
April 29th- Annual General Meeting – the draft agenda is in this issue. If you think you might want to know
more about what’s happening in our community, this
is the place to be. If you’d like to get more involved,
please contact me ([email protected]) or Jeff
Edwards (jeff@nwcchurch.ca), our volunteer co-ordinator. Any of these items listed here present a volunteer
opportunity.
May 2 - Community Clean-up - it seems that every
year we come together to somehow cause a dramatic
weather event in the form of a blizzard or monsoon,
for community clean up. Then we put on our reflective
vests and carry on…
July – September – Fundraising Casino. We don’t have
our dates yet, but they will be in this quarter. This is our
biggest fundraiser, and the best bang for your volunteer
hours, dollarwise.
Ongoing:
In addition to the above and our general operations, we
continue to work on these projects and initiatives:
Food Security – the Breakfast Club
Parks & Playgrounds – John Laurie Park playground
update, permanent skatepark, and the Ravine Park playground are in various stages, and we are doing an inventory of all community playgrounds to have a better idea
of which ones are nearing the end of their lifecycle.
Communications – new website and electronic communications initiative
Edgemont Businesses Collaborative – working on
ways to support and raise the profile of local businesses
Take care.
Elaine Scobie
[email protected]
CORRECTIONS
SKATEPARK Q&A (February 2015) – The skatepark will
be along the EAST edge of John Laurie Park, not the
west edge.
CHRISTMAS HAMPERS – We missed Tom Baines
School staff and students in the list of contributors.
They are amazing supporters, and we apologize for the
error!
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Learn Spanish
Take the challenge of learning Spanish.
For details, pricing and class schedules, visit
www.spanishmania.ca, 403-475-6162
Toastmasters
Every Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30
Contact [email protected] for info
First Serve Tennis
Beginner Tennis lessons for youth, Fridays
Contact Jeff @403-441-6870
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Wednesdays
[email protected] for info
Karate
Youth and Adults
Contact Doug at 403-560-4508
Northwest Community Church
(nwcchurch.ca)
Service every Sunday at 1O:30AM
Contact Pastor Jeff Edwards @ 403-616-6480
Philatelic Society
Youth stamp collecting
Meets 2nd Saturday/month
Contact ECA at 403-239-1211
No Job is too Small!
One Step Ahead Dance Studio
Ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop Adult and youth
Contact Melinda @ 403-247-3607
Scouts
Contact Ross at 403-208-8778
Edgemont EduSarc is a before and
after school age program servicing
the Edgemont School.
Please call Judy at 403-241-0131
or email [email protected].
Alcoholics Anonymous
Call ECA at 403-239-1211 for info
WHAT’S
HAPPENING
AT ECA
The Casey O'Loughlin
Academy of Irish Dance
Saturday mornings, 9:15 am- 1 0:00am
for ages 4 and up
For more information or to register,
go to: www.caseyacademy.com
Flourish Yoga
Yoga classes for youth and teens
Contact Krista at 403.874.4127
Register: www.flourishyoga.ca
Other programs include preschool sports,
Basketball, soccer, tutoring
Contact ECA at 403-239-1211 for info
The City of God Ministry
Sundays, 2 PM ESL &Financial counseling
Contact Pastor Praise 403-402-2441
Interested in being part of this successful event? Please contact our Edgemont
Community Office 403-239-1211.
Calgary True Light Gospel Church
(城真光福音教会) Mandarin service
every Sunday at 10:30AM. Contact Pastor
John Zheng (403) 616-5797
Art drawing class at Edgemont
Community Centre:
Thursday : 6:00PM-7:30PM
Sunday : 1:00PM-2:30PM 2:30PM-4:00PM
for ages 5 and up. includes cartoon,
sketch, watercolor, painting
For more information or to register, go to:
www.calgary.icoc.cc or call us at 587-889-8685
Kids and Adult Yoga with Wanita of
LifeSongYoga
Community Walking Group!
Winter 2015 Registration now open!
Meet at the Community Centre entrance for an
Parent and tots classes Fridays.
hour’s walk with a few neighbours every Friday
Kids ages 6-9 on Wednesdays
at 10AM
Adults Classes: 55+/Gentle Yoga on Tuesday.
Mid week Senior Group Camping
NEW* Core Conditioning - Fridays
Camp within two hours of Calgary Tuesday to
For more information and registration. www.
Friday usually at a provincial Group Camp.
lifesongyoga.ca
Enclosed shelters, fire wood , hikes, games,
Sportball Thursday 1-3pm Children 16
campfires, pot lucks, etc. Off season lunches.
months to age 5 – www.sportball.ca
Dick 403-274-8587
Jason’s Family Play-Dough Class: teaches
dickand joan @gmail.com
you and your kids how to turn play-dough
Get to know the members of your Community!
into professional art design. Come and
We are presently looking for someone
squish colorful dough between your fingers
to take over the Organizing of our next
every Tuesday evening 6:30pm-8pm in the
Casino. This Casino is our community’s
Community Center!
largest fundraiser. Our former Casino Organizer will be available to work with this Music with Joyce: Cantonese music class
new person, and we have a great Staff and adapted from “The Music Class (TMC)”
Board who are a valuable resource as well. program. For infants to preschoolers.
Our next Casino will be held sometime in Each class has between 6-12 students,
July/August/September of 2015 (We will siblings are welcome. Each session is anibe given the date in February 2015). The mal themed and runs for 10 weeks. The
three months leading up to the next Ca- class is 45 min long.
sino is the busiest, recruiting, organizing www.MusicWithJoyce.com.
and managing the volunteers. About 40
Naacho! Bolly Fitness: Sparq Produchours of time is needed (spread over sevtions directors/teachers have come up
eral months) to pull together our Casino.
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AGM Agenda
WHAT’S HAPPENING
AT ECA CONT’D
with a body, mind & soul exercise program. Registration is
ongoing, drop-ins welcome. Adult & Children classes are every Monday. Call 403-246-5739 or email [email protected].
Bunbukan Karate – Sensei Alan Colter, has been teaching
all ages and skill levels for more than 16 years, and is a Chief
Youth instructor at the U of C since 2007. Teaches Karate
Wednesday from 6 – 9:30 pm all year long. A variety of classes
and levels, all welcome, try a class FREE. Contact Alan Colter
at 403-274-3535 or www.bunbukan.ca or email [email protected].
Little Lambs Playgroup, FREE drop in program for parents &
tots ( under the age of 4 ). Bi-weekly Fridays from 11:15am –
1:15 pm. Mar 13, June 5th & 19th 2015. Please bring toys that
you are willing to share.
Young Rembrandts – art classes on Wed from 3:45 -7pm for
all Children ages 3.5 to 12. Young Rembrandts’ unique and
proven method was developed by artist and educator. For
over 25 years, we and our network of Young Rembrandts
franchise business owners have delivered a quality classroom
experience that is fun, engaging and educational. Call 403457-3729 or [email protected].
Jumping Calgary - trampoline low impact cardio workout,
offered twice a week Tues 9:45am -10:45am and Thurs 7 -8pm.
Drop-in price $15 if your and ECA member less 10%! Call 403390-2469 or email [email protected] to view a video go to www.jumping-fitness.com first class is FREE.
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Last
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Mar 13
New
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Mar 20
First
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Mar 27
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PAINTING
CLEANING
Residential & Commerical
Int/Ext Painting
Scheduled Cleaning
Window & Power Washing
Stipple Removal &
Texture Application
• Cabinet Refinishing
• Spray Booth
• Renovations &
Project Management
WINDOW WASHING
TEXTURING
HANDYMAN
(Presenters are not all confirmed at editorial deadline)
Call to order (7:30pm)
Adoption of Agenda
Review & Approval of Minutes of 2014 AGM
Special Guests
Diane Ablonczy, MP or Michelle Rempel, MP
Jim Prentice, MLA
Councillor Sean Chu, Ward 4
Cst. Roy Moe
Paul Sinclair, Northwest Rec Centre
Committee Presentations
Schools
Edgemont School Update – Norma Becker
Mother Mary Greene Update – Chelanne Murphy
Tom Baines School Update – Michelle Choi, Sabrina
Wong
Sir Winston Churchill High School Update – Riya Garg
& Fazeela Mulji
St Francis High School – ???
Community & Neighbourhood Services – Heather
MacKay, Jennifer DiMarzo & Vivian Cantin, Cheryl
Flieger
Area Planning – Bev Johnson & Terry Wong
CSI Edgemont – Bill Kirk
Building Administration – Barb Elms
Casino – Cari Middleton
Communications –Elspeth Kirk
Website – Chris Koehler
Finance – Gerry Elms
presentation of 2014 audited Financial Statements
Projects & Initiatives
LEAF
Food Security (Breakfast Club & Hampers)
Parks & Skatepark
Sports – Nadia Reid
Phase 1 playground – Ginger DeBoni
Ravine playground – Theresa Jarosinski
Soccer – Anita van de Poll
Volunteer Co-ordinator – Jeff Edwards
Election of 2015-16 Board of Directors
Adjournment
Refreshments
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EDGEMONT’S ANNUAL
RECYCLING/COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP DAY
A father Emperor
penguin withstands
the Antarctic cold
for 60 days or more
to protect his eggs,
which he keeps on
his feet, covered
with a feathered flap.
During this entire
time he doesn't eat
a thing. Most father
penguins lose about
25 pounds while they
wait for their babies
to hatch. Afterward,
they feed the chicks
a special liquid from
their throats. When
the mother penguins
return to care for the
young, the fathers go
to sea to eat and rest.
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2015
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
at the Edgemont Community Centre
The City of Calgary provides 3 rear-end loader truck which will be parked for the day at
the Community Association. Residents get to fill it!
NOTE: We will be accepting E-CYCLE WASTE
(NO batteries or microwaves)
also, ORGANIC WASTE & PAINT
We will need 15—20 volunteers to help out that day. Please call Barb Meehan at the
ECA office 403-239-1211 or our volunteer coordinator, Jeff Edwards, 403-616-6480
and volunteer some time that day.
$5 DROP-OFF CHARGE
FREE WITH ECA MEMBERSHIP CARD
Weather Permitting, Northwest Community Church will be holding a garage sale. Donate
your saleable items Saturday morning. Proceeds go towards a Chinese orphanage.
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Tel: 403-202-6004
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FREE APPRAISAL ($50 VALUE)
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Edgemont
Business
Membership
Consider
The Edgemont Community Centre
FOR YOUR NEXT
SPECIAL EVENT!
Call 403-239-1211 for more details
The Panorama Room Capacity 200
Beautiful mountain view
 Landscaped gardens
 Full kitchen facilities attached
 Round tables, upholstered seating
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The Fireside Room Capacity 70
Mountain view
 Upholstered seating
 Wood floor
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Who Are We?
The Edgemont Business Membership is a membership within the ECA. It is local businesses coming
together to promote community awareness and support for local business as well as to build relationships
within its membership.
How Do You Become A Member?
If you own or operate a business, home-based or
storefront, within our Edgemont community or if
you do business in Edgemont, you can purchase an
annual Edgemont Business Membership for $40.00
through the Edgemont Community Association office. Call 403-239-1211 with any questions.
What are the Benefits of Membership?
Membership provides your company with an opportunity to become more widely recognized
within the community.
• As a member there will be opportunities throughout the year to meet and build relationships with
like-minded business owners. As well, you will be
able to participate and plan promotional and community events.
• Contact information for all member businesses will
be posted on the ECA website and included in the
Edgemont Community Welcome Package, which is
under development.
• All members are entitled to provide the ECA with
business cards or other promotional material that
will be displayed prominently at the Edgemont
Community Center and available for all visitors to
the center.
• Members will also have the opportunity to be selected and featured in an article published in our
community newsletter “The Inside Edge”. This publication is delivered monthly to 5,000 households and
is posted on the ECA website.
Become an Edgemont Business Member today!
Burns and Scalds
Alberta Health Services EMS responds to a number of
emergencies where a young child has sustained severe
burns, or scalds. These incidents often occur inside the
child’s own home. Common causes include: a child accidentally tipping hot liquids onto themselves, touching a
hot surface, or making contact with an electrical outlet.
Fortunately, incidents such as these can be avoided by
taking simple preventative measures.
Degrees of burn
1. Affects only the top layers of the skin; appears red like
a sun burn; discomfort is generally tolerable;
2. Deeper and much more painful than first degree
burns; broken skin or blisters commonly develop;
3. Severe: the deepest layers of skin and tissue are injured; may appear charred or leathery.
First Aid for burns
• Skin may continue to burn if not aggressively cooled.
Immediately douse burns with large amounts of cold
water.
• Cover the burn with a sterile dressing, or any clean material to protect from infection;
• Over the counter medications may be used for pain.
Adhere to directions given on the label;
• Seek further medical attention from your doctor, as
required.
Prevention of burns
• Check the temperature of your hot water tank. Many
homes keep hot water temperatures as high as 60°C /
140°F. This temperature will scald a child in just seconds;
• Use placemats instead of tablecloths. Tablecloths can
be yanked downward causing hot drinks, or food to
spill on a child;
• Turn pot handles to the back of the stove and ensure
cords from kettles, slow cookers, and other electrical
appliances cannot be reached;
• Avoid picking up a child while holding any hot liquids;
• Ensure electrical outlets are made secure by installing
commercially available safety devices that prohibit access.
6 Moisture Removal
6 Caulking
6 Hardware Replacement
6 Weather Stripping
6 Glass Replacement
6 Custom Glass Design
If you require immediate medical attention for serious
burns, call 9-1-1.
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Edgemont
A Message from your
Volunteer Coordinator
Hi Edgemont,
Here’s my Spring thank-you list:
• Thanks Wednesday Breakfast Club and team (see
pics). Lots of kids drop in before school every week.
It is a great chance to eat, meet and visit.
• Thanks to Theresa Jarosinski for coordinating the
new ravine playground project! (And to Ginger
DeBoni and team on the rink playground.)
• Thanks to our Snow Angels (teens and adults) who
did such great shoveling work this winter.
• Thanks to our LEAF volunteers. Canvasser training
is March 25, 26 and 28 at the ECC.
• Thanks to those who deliver Friday Food Hampers… and all our regular neighbourhood volunteers.
If you are interested in joining any of these teams,
please contact me. Oh, and mark Saturday May 2nd in
your calendars for our annual clean-up. Keep loving
your neighbourhood!
Jeff Edwards, 403-616-6480, [email protected]
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HUMANA MEDICAL CLINIC
the family clinic with the human touch
WHERE NEW PATIENTS AND WALK-INS ARE WELCOME
HOURS OF OPERATION
8:00 am to 8:00 pm Open 7 Days a Week
Humana’s clinics are CLOSED on Statutory & Civic Holidays
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DALHOUSIE STATION
PH: (403) 202-8888
#183, 5005 Dalhousie Drive NW
Calgary, Alberta T3A 5R8
These Family Physicians
ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
WOMEN’S IUD CLINIC
NOW OPEN EVERY SATURDAY
SHORT WAITING
IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT
CALL 403-202-8888
Dr Sanjeeve Sockanathan MRCGP
Dr Umaru Ahmadu-Alli MD
Dr Jane Flynn MD
Dr Oluwaseun Oyeniran MD, MRCGP
Female Family Physician
Dr Rosario Guevara MD
GLENBROOK PLAZA
PH: (403) 686-6967
#136, 3715 - 51 Street SW
Calgary, Alberta T3E 6V2
These Family Physicians
ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Dr. A.A. (Tayo) Alawiye
Dr. Victor Fadayomi
Female Family Physician
Dr Rosario Guevara MD
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LEAF Program Update No. 6
FPx2 LEAF PROGRAM The time has arrived to finally establish Edgemont’s Landscape Enhancement and Appreciation Fund (“LEAF”). 2015
is the year to gain support for the program and 2016 will be the first year to enjoy enhanced landscapes throughout
our community. LEAF will enable homeowners to enjoy living in a clean, attractive and well maintained community
in addition to attracting new proud homeowners. The program’s proponents believe LEAF will increase property
values over the long term and inspire private property maintenance through leading by example.
The amount of $7 per month, or $84 per year, will triple the budget currently available to the City of Calgary Parks
department for services such as:
• Spring and fall clean up
• Raised planters with assortment of colors and flower
textures
• Perennial and annual flowers
maintenance
FPx2 • Tree well & shrub bed
LEAF PROGRAM Breakfast Petition Kick Off on April 11
The LEAF petition begins on Saturday, April 11 and will
continue through the Spring and into the early Summer. Drop by the community center on April 11 between 10:00am and 2:00pm to learn more about the
LEAF PROGRAM program, sign the petition andFPx2 enjoy a free breakfast.
Early birds are in for a special treat ...
Free Trees
Claim your free tree seedling!
The first 100 property owners to drop by the Breakfast
Petition Kick Off event on
April 11 and sign the petition
will receive a 2 year old Trembling Aspen seedling. The
Trembling Aspen is a hardy,
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• Weed management
• Litter control
• Turf improvement
• Regular watering during the growing season
• Mulch
fast-growing tree that is known for its unique “trembling” leaf movement and beautiful bark that whitens
with age. Edgemont has many examples of young and
mature clusters of Trembling Aspen. Please note the
seedlings are to be planted on private property.
How to Sign the Petition
Individuals who own property in Edgemont are eligible
to sign the petition. Properties included are detached
homes, attached homes, condominiums, townhouses,
commercial properties, etc. If you are a tenant please
help us by speaking with the owner about LEAF and
referring the owner to our website at www.edgemont.
ab.ca. We would be happy to speak with them directly if
you could kindly share the owner’s contact information.
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Owners will be asked to
write their name, the date
and signature. Please ensure your name matches
exactly with the land title.
Can’t remember how your name appears on the land
title ? The City of Calgary recently mailed the 2015 Property Assessment Notice to property owners. Check the
address line - that is the name to use for the petition.
The easiest way to commit your support for the LEAF
program is by dropping in at the April 11 Breakfast Petition Kick Off. We will quickly look up your address, find
the correct sheet and accept your signature (come early
and get a free tree). If you are unable to drop in, no problem - you could either (i) make an appointment to see
the LEAF team, or (ii) wait for canvassers to come to your
property.
• To make an appointment to sign the petition, please
call the ECA office at 403-239-1211 and let them know
what time works for you. The canvasser for your area
will get back you.
Over 60 of your neighbors have volunteered to canvas for the LEAF petition. They
will approach property owners, on a doorto-door basis, and ask for petition support.
The canvassers will be wearing bright yellow “I Love Edgemont” T-shirts and will be wearing name
tags. Please watch for the canvassers in your neighborhood,
open your door and engage in conversation with them.
We require agreement from 66% of homeowners in
Edgemont to establish LEAF and are counting on your
support!
Call for Volunteers - Canvassers Wanted
Thank you to all who have come forward to help canvass
your neighbors for the LEAF program. We could definitely use additional canvassing volunteer help. Canvassers
will be provided with training, maps, brochures, petition
sheets, t-shirts, etc. Detailed training sessions are scheduled in advance of the petition kick off, for March 25th,
26th or 28th at the community center. Do you live in
Edgedale, Edgeland or Edgehill and are willing to help?
If yes, please contact me at [email protected].
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simple as saying thanks or giving your driver a smile
and wave. You can also send a tweet to @calgarytransit
thanking your driver, or you can say thanks the oldfashioned way with a hand written card.
Because Our Transit Drivers
Rock, We Roll
Calgary Transit employs approximately 2,000 bus,
CTrain and shuttle drivers. Be sure to thank at least one
of them on March 18.
On March 18, let’s say thanks.
For more information, visit calgarytransit.com
Every weekday, over half a million Calgarians get
around the city with the help of Calgary Transit’s drivers. They have a tough job and it’s time we thanked
them.
Main Streets - Get Involved and Stay Informed
Calgary’s main streets are ideal places to live, work and
play. The City’s Main Streets initiative will analyze the
needs of neighbourhood residents, along with economic research, to identify success criteria for future
growth in these areas.
Transit operators do so much more than just drive;
they ensure passenger safety, keep to a schedule,
check fares, give directions, remember stop requests,
all while manoeuvring large vehicles through unpredictable traffic, adverse weather and tight spaces.
Most do all this and more with a smile on their face.
On Wednesday, March 18, join us in celebrating our
hard working bus and CTrain drivers. It could be as
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The Main Streets team has started collecting input
from communities and main street users to understand what is important and what could be improved.
There are more opportunities to share ideas at events
or online, as well as add your thoughts to information
provided by residents and main street users in earlier
workshops.
Visit calgary.ca/mainstreets to become a subscriber,
receive email updates and event invitations.
Nominate your Snow Angel
Keeping sidewalks shovelled, ice-free and safe can be
very challenging – even dangerous – for older adults
and others who have limited mobility. As you shovel
your walk this winter, take a few extra minutes to clear
a neighbour’s too. You’ll help them, and everyone else
who travels the sidewalk. If you have a Snow Angel
helping you keep your walks clear of snow and ice this
winter, contact 311 to have them officially recognized
by The City and entered for a prize.
For more information, or to nominate your Snow Angel, visit calgary.ca/snowangels.
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Recreational
Soccer 2015
Registration for Edgemont outdoor recreational soccer
begins Feb 1st at edgemont.ab.ca. All registration is online. The season runs from April 22 - June 24 covering
ages 3 - 14 (U4 - U14) and is followed by a season end
BBQ celebration. We are looking forward to cooperation
with Dalhousie Soccer this season including a shared
U10 house league.
Recreational soccer has always been a popular program
in our community, with 415 boys and girls registering in
2014. Teams are formed to be even and fun. Fun is vital
for the kids to do their best and to learn to appreciate
soccer as a healthy lifetime activity.
Our program is dependent on volunteers to exist, so all
registrants must volunteer or pay a non-volunteer fee.
Above all, we need coaches and assistant coaches, and
free training is provided for anyone willing to help out
in this important and fulfilling role. Please consider volunteering in such a capacity.
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An Eco-Integrity Index will evaluate Calgary’s parks, by
scoring them city-wide for plants in forest, shrub, and
grassland habitats. This will help with management,
restoration, and trail design for existing parks, as well as
planning connections for new parks.
In 1994, Council approved plans for Natural Area Management, the River Valleys, Nose Hill Park, and Calgary
Urban Park. Since then, Council-approved the Environmental Open Space (EOS) Plan in 2003. The aim was to
have policies and guidelines for active management of
natural areas in Calgary.
News from
the Friends
of Nose Hill
Now under review are EOS policies which will be revised for the New Community Planning Guidebook.
The MGA Act refers to areas as: environmentally significant, wetlands, escarpments, ravines, coulees, swamps,
natural drainage features, etc.
by Anne Burke
A report on wildlife-vehicle collisions indicates the
total killed are: bears (2), cougars (3), coyotes (772),
deer (5,152), and moose (48). The cost is estimated at
$35,567,264 (2005-2014). This is based on human injury
and fatality, EMS, police investigation, towing, vehicle
repair, removal and disposal of animal killed.
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The Parks Department will consult with stakeholders
about protection of the environment in land use. Industry, community associations, non-government organizations, academics, and other government agencies will help to build a work plan.
There are already changes to the frameworks for the
Habitat Restoration Project and Biophysical Assessment. A Council Committee on Planning and Urban
Development will consider the proposals prior to approval.
The Biodiversity Strategic Plan is almost complete (after the engagement process) and will go to the Council
Committee on Community and Protective Services. If
approved, the plan will be implemented, and the Parks
Department will contact stakeholders for ongoing engagement and collaboration.
The oral history project is in Calgary’s 10-year plan to
“integrate with Calgary’s nature”. Currently, the City is reviewing the transcripts from focus group sessions, held
last spring and fall, as well as personal documentations
of those who submitted their responses electronically.
Over this year a literature review will be performed, another focus group session with non-experts held, and
a paper based on the project’s findings submitted to
peer-reviewed journals for publishing.
Over the course of implementing the strategic plan,
the hope is that the oral history project will continue in
various forms, so that we have ongoing opportunities
to showcase our connections to Calgary’s nature.
Got Text Neck?
Over the past few years I have noticed an ever increasing rate of neck and upper back injuries that are
directly related to the overuse of laptops, tablets and
smart phones. These types of injuries are referred
to as postural strains of the neck and upper back or
more commonly as “text neck” or “computer posture”.
Now, I am not saying that you should give up your
electronic devices. The problem however, lies in how
people use their technology. Just observe anyone
using their iPad. They typically look down, with the
neck and upper back flexed forward, shoulders rolled
inwards, and chest pulled downwards. This results in
tight upper back (trapezius) and chest muscles (pectoralis) while the muscles on the front of your neck
(flexors) and between your shoulder blades (lower
trapezius, rhomboids) become weak. Ultimately, this
“slouched” or anterior head position increases the
load placed on the spine, shoulders and all related
soft-tissues resulting in muscle strains, neck & back
pain, and tension headaches.
Now for the good news! These postural strains and
muscle imbalances can be effectively treated and
corrected through simple exercises and postural
awareness. There’s no magic to it; I always recommend that my patients should strengthen weak muscles and stretch tight muscles and by doing so they
can restore muscle balance, correct poor posture
and resolve their aches and pains. Through simple
changes in lifestyle and increased knowledge about
what is causing your problem, you can break the vicious cycle (sedentary work, poor posture, lack of exercise, etc.) caused by hunched over technology use.
So get up and exercise, take breaks from your laptop
and smart phone, and you will gain energy, feel better, and improve your overall health.
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“For thousands of homeowners, polybutylene
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- Ed Bradley, CBS-60 Minutes
Polybutylene (also known as PB or Poly-B) pipe is a
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built from 1970 to the mid-1990s. Due to problems with
leaks, Poly-B water pipes are no longer accepted by
United States or Canadian building codes and have been
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Poly-B fails without warning because it breaks down
from the inside of the pipe over time, which can result
in sudden catastrophic damage or severe structural
damage including mold if a pipe has been leaking for
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Winter hair tips
Winter is upon us!!!
Calgary winters are very dry, leaving our luscious locks
vulnerable and very susceptible to further damage,
brought on by moisture loss. Taking care of your hair
can help you make it through the season without fly
aways and brittleness. Here’s a few tips and tricks that
will help you combat the dryness and get maximum
moisture out of your everyday styling..
• Hair is made up of bonds.
• Wet hair breaks hydrogen bonds allowing our hair to
be more malleable and take on its drying state.(such
as a ponytail kink or curlers). Bonds are mended as you
dry and since bonds are a lot stronger together, we
recommend completely drying your hair before going
outside in the cold. Going out with damp hair weakens
the bonds ability to mend, leading to damage.
• Styling with a heat protector or a styling oil will help
seal the cuticle of the hair strand and not allowing
outside pollution, cold air and sun/wind damage goes
a long way in keeping your locks in their finest form.
Many products are designed to help. Ask a professional hair stylist for recommendations if yours aren’t doing
it for you.
• Use cool water as your final rinse on your hair. Using
hot water to rinse out shampoo allows removal of oil
and dirt. While rinsing conditioner out with cooler water helps seal your hairs cuticle and lock in moisture
by not allowing natural hair sebum (oil) to wash away.
• Hats and toques are always a great option for protection.
Written by Lindsay Stanners, Licensed hairstylist
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for $30.00, made payable to Edgemont Community Association (ECA), and mail it to the following address:
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Meets at the Triwood Community Hall
on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
Serving Northwest Calgary, open to all
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News and Program Highlights For March 2015
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Preschool Storytime: Join us for stories, songs and fingerplays, especially for preschoolers. Ages 3-5 independent of parent/caregiver. Wednesdays March 4 to April
8, 2:15-2:45 p.m. Please register.
Chess in the Library: Drop-in and play chess with members of the Calgary Chess Club and Calgary Junior Chess
Club. All Ages welcome. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Sunday, March 15,
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
What Spring Brings: Come out of hibernation and
welcome spring with great stories and rhymes. Ages
3-5, independent of parent/caregiver. Monday, March
16, 2:30-3:00 p.m.
Drop-in Family Storytime: Drop-in for stories, songs
and finger plays the whole family can enjoy. Ages 2-5
with parent/caregiver. Wednesdays at 10:30-11:00 a.m.
and Saturdays at 11:00-11:30 a.m.
PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS
eBooks and Library Apps Coaching: Drop-in for help
with library apps, including OverDrive, 3-M Cloud, Zinio,
Freegal and Hoopla. Familiarity with your device is required. Wednesday, March 4, 2:30-4:00 p.m.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Death at La Fenice: A Commissario Guido Brunetti
Mystery, by Donna Leon
Donna Leon is one of those very few authors whose
work is popular not only among mystery aficionados
but also with those who do not regularly read the genre
(or any others). If you have yet to experience Leon or
Brunetti, there is no time like now to start. Death at La
Fenice is the first in this series of Venetian mysteries
where the city itself is one of the principal characters.
There is little violent crime in Venice, a serenely beautiful floating city of mystery and magic, history and decay. But the evil that does occasionally rear its head is
the jurisdiction of Guido Brunetti, the suave, urbane
vice-commissario of police and a genius at detection.
Now all of his admirable abilities must come into play in
the deadly affair of Maestro Helmut Wellauer, a worldrenowned conductor who died painfully from cyanide
poisoning during an intermission at La Fenice.
But as the investigation unfolds, a chilling picture slowly
begins to take shape—a detailed portrait of revenge
painted with vivid strokes of hatred and shocking depravity. And the dilemma for Guido Brunetti will not
be finding a murder suspect, but rather narrowing the
choices down to one. Intrigued yet?
Career Basics – Midlife Career Change: Learn about
the unique challenges and opportunities that come
with looking for work mid-life. Wednesday, March 11,
6:30-8:30 p.m. Please register.
Business Advice for the Futurpreneur: Join Futurpeneur as they share their passion for entrepreneurship and
provide advice on how to start and expand a small business. Thursday, March 12, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Please register.
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Spanish Conversation Club: Join volunteer coaches
and practice Spanish speaking and listening skills
through conversational exercises. Tuesdays, March 31May 5, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Please register
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St. Dominic Fine Arts School
Thank you to our parent volunteers for your assistance
with our Shrove Tuesday Pancake Breakfast. It was a
wonderful treat for all our students and made possible
by your continued support and involvement in our
school community.
This past month has been busy with all classes in grades
4, 5 and 6 participating in a Director’s Cut Residency and
as well, Mrs. Hall’s grade 3 class participated in a week
long Open Minds “2 School” program in downtown Calgary. March will be equally exciting with Mrs. Dusevic’s
grade 3 class and Miss Mirosevic’s grade 2 class will
participate in Open Minds “City Hall School,” while Mrs.
Apuzzo’s grade 4 class will participate in Open Minds “2
School.”
Parents please watch for your child’s Progress Report
which will be sent home March 13, 2015. Included in
the package will be information on booking your conference time with teachers. Conferences will be taking
place March 19 and 20.
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Happy St. Patrick Day!
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Why: Why do aircrafts use “mayday” as their call
for help?
Because: This comes from the French
word m’aidez – meaning “help me” – and is
pronounced, approximately, “mayday”.
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Are You Implementing
Strategies to Minimize Tax?
Ask an Expert
Q
Are there certain assets that I should give special
consideration to in order to avoid paying undue
tax?
A
Sheri MacMillan,
Senior Trust & Estate Practitioner,
CEO of MacMillan Estate Planning Corp.
and Host of The Strongroom on QR77
Each year, countless individuals pay an excessive
amount of tax to Canada Revenue Agency. In
order to preserve the value of your assets, it is vital to
structure your estate in a strategic manner. Although tax
is an unavoidable reality within even a well-composed
estate, there are many tools available that may
significantly reduce or defer an estate’s taxation
liability. A proper tax plan should account for both
domestic and international issues. Many families are
unaware that internationally held assets, such as U.S.
vacation properties or U.S. investments, are liable
to both Canadian and U.S. estate taxes. Failure to
structure these assets within a larger tax scheme will
inevitably cause their real values to be reduced. In addition
to the aforementioned risks, foreign assets can also legally
create multiple estates. By owning U.S. property or
U.S. investments, you are recognized to possess both a
Canadian and U.S. estate. Upon an individual’s
passing, these two estates will need to be settled, adding
considerably to the amount of time and money required.
Ultimately, your assets both inside and outside of Canada
require careful planning. In order to reduce tax, it is vital
to use the most qualified experts available. Always consult
with a professional to ensure you are properly protected.
MacMillan Estate Planning Corp. will be hosting a complimentary
Wine & Cheese Seminar
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to register, please visit macmillanestate.com
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Little Lamb
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For parents and tots (ages 4 and under)
Please bring toys that you are willing to share
Edgemont Community Centre - Mountain View Room
Bi-weekly on Fridays - 11:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Did you see I waved? I believe in you and God so
tell me that I’m saved!
Against the backdrop of corporate America and the
Occupy Wall Street movement, the story of a social
and political rebel in a time of turmoil rings true
again. What better way to tell that story than to use
a parallel of contemporary celebrity worship that
the western world is very familiar with.
What then to do about this Jesus-mania? Miracle wonderman - hero of fools. No riots, no army, no fighting, no
slogans –one thing to say for him, Jesus is cool.
As Jesus’ radical teachings are evermore embraced,
Judas increasingly questions the enlightened
motives of this new prophet, resulting in betrayal.
Christ’s final days are dramatized with emotional
intensity and thought-provoking edge, propelled
by a stirring score that is by turns driving and majestic, satirical and tender to illuminate the transcendent power of the human spirit with a passion that
goes straight
to the heart.
March 6 & 20
If you’d come today you would have reached a
whole nation.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Website: http://www.cbe.ab.ca • Email: [email protected]
Health and Wellness at the Calgary Board
of Education
The Calgary Board of Education knows that students who
are healthy and feel safe learn best. Our schools play a key
role in working with students, families and communities
to create vibrant, physically and mentally healthy schools.
We are committed to doing everything we can to promote
student health in our schools, including, creating strategies
to foster safe and caring school communities, taking a
whole-school approach to health, following the Alberta
curriculum, and by working together with community
partners to support students’ health and wellness needs.
At the CBE, we believe in a whole-school approach to
health and wellness. We call this our Comprehensive
School Health (CSH) approach and it includes active living,
supportive social environments and positive mental
health. As a system we focus on the following four areas:
• healthy eating
• healthy relationships
• physical activity
• positive mental health
Every school is asked to create its own set of goals related
to these four areas of focus. To support the schools in
reaching their goals, the CBE has many different programs,
partnerships and strategies to support our schools in
creating healthy communities.
Students, staff and school communities have the shard
responsibility of cultivating environments that welcome
everyone and provide opportunities to thrive in life and
learning. Since no two schools are the same, this looks
different in every school.
The Board of Trustees are proud of what our schools have
done and continue to do to create healthy, safe, positive,
inclusive, and welcoming environments that support and
respond to the needs of students and staff.
We welcome your comments, feedback and questions. You
can contact the Board of Trustees at boardoftrustees@cbe.
ab.ca. Follow the Calgary Board of Education on Twitter @
yycbedu.
COUNCILLOR, WARD 4
SEAN CHU
403-268-3727 • [email protected]
www.calgary.ca/ward4
Nominate your Snow Angel
Keeping sidewalks shoveled, ice-free and safe can be
very challenging – even dangerous – for older adults
and others who have limited mobility. As you shovel
your walk this winter, take a few extra minutes to
clear a neighbour’s too. You’ll help them, and everyone else who travels the sidewalk. If you have a Snow
Angel helping you keep your walks clear of snow and
ice this winter, contact 311 to have them officially
recognized by The City and entered for a prize.
For more information, or to nominate your Snow Angel, visit calgary.ca/snowangels
Because Our Transit Drivers Rock, We Roll
On March 18, let’s say thanks.
Every weekday, over half a million Calgarians get
around the city with the help of Calgary Transit’s drivers. They have a tough job and it’s time we thanked
them.
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they ensure passenger safety, keep to a schedule,
check fares, give directions, remember stop requests,
all while manoeuvring large vehicles through unpredictable traffic, adverse weather and tight spaces.
Most do all this and more with a smile on their face.
On Wednesday, March 18, join us in celebrating our
hard working bus and CTrain drivers. It could be as
simple as saying thanks or giving your driver a smile
and wave. You can also send a tweet to @calgarytransit
thanking your driver, or you can say thanks the oldfashioned way with a hand written card.
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one of them on March 18.
Boat Books
For more information, visit calgarytransit.com.
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journeymen plumbers/gasfitters, very experienced
in Edgemont. 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.”
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.
NOW HIRING: Customer Service Representatives.
Both full/part time positions are available. Perfect for University Students. Visit our webpage to
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school graduate. Must be familiar with computers
and be keen to serve Albertans. If interested please
apply by fax/email. 403-288-0391/[email protected].
YARDBUSTERSLANDSCAPING.COM:
Weekly
lawn mowing $38.50, power-rake $120, aeration
$65. Some conditions. Landscape construction:
patio stone and pavers, stone walks and rock walls,
raised beds, fire pits, landscape lighting, water
features, sod and decks and fences. Ask for your
complimentary 2015 Outdoor Idea Book. Licensed.
Insured. Seniors discount. Phone: 403-265-4769,
YardBustersLandscaping.com.
DO YOU NEED AN EXTRA SET OF HANDS? C & L
Helping Hands can provide them! We offer handyman services, personal assistant, kitchen helper,
cleaning, yard care and much more! Email: cl@
clhelpinghands.ca. Call Craig or Laurie at 403-8807125 or 403-510-8551.
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. Email:
[email protected].
PLUMBING, HEATING & RENOVATIONS: Work
completed by licensed, insured and fully trained
professionals with over 20 years of experience. All
plumbing and heating repairs and installation. Hot
water tanks installed from $750! Home renovations
and repairs, no job too small. Call Ian 403-669-9263
at Can-Do Plumbing, Heating & More LTD. www.
can-do.ca.
HARDING’S PAINTING: Now offers house and
window cleaning, texturing and handyman services, providing the same “Peace of Mind” as our
painting has for over 16 years.
Visit hardingspainting.com or call 403-254-4726.
JEFFREY ELECTRIC: Friendly professional electrical service for your next residential project large
or small. Based in the NW and available on your
schedule. Very competitive rates for quality basement renovations, garage sub-panels, kitchens,
light fixtures, emergency electrical repair, video
surveillance and audio video installs. Licensed,
certified and insured. Free estimates. Call 403-9705441.
LONDONDERRY PAINTING AND DECORATION:
Interior and exterior painting ceilings wallpaper
and wood refinishing. For free estimates call Howard 403-226-3456.
CERTIFIED GEL NAIL ARTIST: Home based business in New Brighton. New full set of French gel
nails only $30.00. Nail polish and design $10.00.
Also offer glitter tattoos and available for girls’ nail
party bookings. Please call 403-464-8612.
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YOUR COMMUNITY/CITY EVENTS
• March 6 – The Tourist Company: With special
guests, 36?. 8:00 pm at The Gateway. 403.284.8760
/ www.gatewaycalgary.ca
• March 6 to 21 – Awesome Allie First Kid
Astronaut: “One little girl’s imagination takes us all
the way to outer space!” Ages 3+. 403.216.0808 /
www.storybooktheatre.org
• March 12 – Nickelback: No Fixed Address Tour
2015 with The Pretty Reckless. 8:00 pm at the
Saddledome. www.nickelback.com
• March 13 – Calgary Flames vs Toronto Maple
Leafs at the Saddledome. 6:00 pm.
www.calgaryflames.com
• March 14 & 15 – Let it Be - A Celebration of the
Music of the Beatles. 403.297.8000 /
www.jubileeauditorium.com
• March 17 – The Gaslight Anthem: with Northcote
and Sammy Kay. 7:00 pm at MacEwan Hall. www.
thegaslightanthem.com
• March 18 – Calgary Hitmen vs Red Deer Rebels
at 7:00 pm at the Saddledome.
www.hitmenhockey.com
• March 19 – Amy Schumer: 8:00 pm at the Grey
Eagle Resort & Casino. 1.866.943.8849 /
www.greyeagleresortandcasino.ca
• March 21 – Colin James: Colin James will embark
on his first cross Canada tour since 2012. 7:30 pm
at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. www.
colinjames.com
• March 22 – Calgary Hitmen & Kootenay Ice face
off at 1:00 pm at the Saddledome.
www.hitmenhockey.com
• March 25 – Calgary Flames & Dallas Stars face
off at 8:00 pm at the Saddledome.
www.calgaryflames.com
• March 27 – OK Go: with guests. 7:00 pm at the
MacEwan Ballroom. www.okgo.net
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MARCH 1  VIDEO GAMES
LIVE: BONUS ROUND!
Created and produced by industry veteran
and world-famous video game composer
Tommy Tallarico, Video Games Live is an
immersive concert event featuring music
from the greatest video games of all
time. 403.297.8000 /
MARCH
AT A GLANCE...
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MARCH 18  LYNYRD SKYNYRD
Legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd
returns with a fiery slice of Southern
style guitar rock heaven in Last of a
Dyin’ Breed, their newest release on
Roadrunner/Loud & Proud Records. 8:00
pm at the Grey Eagle Resort & Casino.
1.866.943.8849 /
www.greyeagleresortandcasino.ca
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MARCH 31 TO APRIL 5 
BOOK OF MORMON
From South Park creators Trey Parker and
Matt Stone, it’s The Book of Mormon,
winner of nine Tony Awards® including
Best Musical. 403.297.8000 /
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APRIL 8  JOURNEY BEYOND
THE JUNGLE WITH
DR. JANE GOODALL
This extraordinary evening offers
a unique look into the lives of the
animals with whom we share the world.
1.855.985.5000 /
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 MONTY PYTHON’S
SPAMALOT
A new musical lovingly ripped off from
the motion picture “Monty Python and
the Holy Grail. 403.243.6642 /
www.stagewestcalgary.com/
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APRIL 23  THE HARLEM
GLOBETROTTERS
This must-see event is guaranteed to
entertain the whole family. 7:00 PM at
the Saddledome.
www.harlemglobetrotters.com
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AT A GLANCE...
• April 4 – Calgary Roughnecks vs. Colorado
Mammoth at 7:00 pm at the Saddledome.
www.calgaryroughnecks.com
• April 7 – The Cat Empire. With Current Swell.
8:00 PM at MacEwan Ballroom.
www.thecatempire.com
• April 7 – Calgary Roughnecks & Edmonton
Rush face off at 7:30 pm at the Saddledome.
www.calgaryroughnecks.com/
• April 9 – Calgary Flames vs. Los Angeles Kings
at 7:00 pm at the Saddledome. www.flames.nhl.com
• April 11 – Charlie A’Court: If you go down
to the crossroads of roots and soul, you’ll find
singer, songwriter and guitarist Charlie A’Court.
403.949.4114 / www.braggcreekperformingarts.com
• April 11 – Eric Church: The Outsiders World Tour
2015. With special guests Brothers Osborne. 7:30
PM at the Saddledome. www.ericchurch.com
• April 16 – Caribou with guests. 8:00 PM at
Flames Central. www.caribou.fm/
• April 21 – Mastodon and Clutch: The Missing
Link Tour. 6:00 PM at MacEwan Hall.
www.mastodonrocks.com
• April 22 – Def Leppard. The group’s spectacular
live shows, filled with powerful melodic rock
anthems, have become synonymous with their
name. 7:30 PM at the Saddledome.
www.defleppard.com
• April 23 – Kiesza: Sound of a Woman tour. With
Betty Who. 8:00 PM at MacEwan Hall. www.kiesza.com
• April 24 to May 9 – Red Riding Hood. An old
favourite comes to life in the imagination of a
brother and sister. 403.216.0808 /
www.storybooktheatre.org
• April 30 – OneRepublic: Native Tour. With
LIGHTS. OneRepublic released their third studio
album Native in March, 2013 where it debuted at
No. 4 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. 7:30 PM at
the Saddledome. www.onerepublic.com/
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and very reliable. Free estimates. Fully insured and
WCB. Please visit www.portobellotile.ca or contact
403-619-9962.
Eavestrough cleaning/repairs/installs
Gutter clean & fix/Fascia/Soffit
Downspouts/Drip-edge/Leak repairs
OUT ON A LIMB PROFESSIONAL PRUNING: Tree
and shrub pruning, shaping and restoration. Tree
removal and stump grinding. New tree and shrub
selection and installation. Fertilization and insect
pest management. Licensed & Insured. Journeyman Landscape Gardener and certified Arborist.
Call Jim at 403-265-6965 or email
[email protected].
PERSONALIZED CLEANING SERVICES LTD: Starting to spend more time indoors? Let us help make
home your favourite place! Licensed, insured and
bonded. All supplies provided. Customer discount
program. 200% satisfaction guarantee. Residential,
commercial, move in/outs. Call Kim today at 403875-6219 or visit www.pcscalgary.com.
LINDSEY’S HOUSE SITTING SERVICES: Do you
need someone to care for your property while
you are away? Consider calling Lindsey Rostoker, a
biochemist turned Brentwood stay-at-home Mom.
Call 403 816-3630 or e-mail linz.rostoker@gmail.
com to check availability. References available.
GARAGE DOORS AND OPENERS: Sales, repairs,
replacements, quick service on broken springs and
emergencies. 25 years of experience. Door sales on
now! 403-891-3534. Support local business. sales@
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LOVE STORIES IN
CUPIDS,
NEWFOUNDLAND
With love-struck towns like Heart’s Content, Heart’s
Desire and Heart’s Delight, Newfoundland may
very well be Canada’s most romantic province.
It’s population is tiny (pegged at about 790) but
perched on Conception Bay, Cupids has plenty of
beauty to boast about.
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A father Emperor
penguin withstands
the Antarctic cold
for 60 days or more
to protect his eggs,
which he keeps on
his feet, covered
with a feathered flap.
During this entire
time he doesn't eat
a thing. Most father
penguins lose about
25 pounds while they
wait for their babies
to hatch. Afterward,
they feed the chicks
a special liquid from
their throats. When
the mother penguins
return to care for the
young, the fathers go
to sea to eat and rest.
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Edgemont Real Estate Update
Last 12 Months Edgemont
MLS Real Estate Sale Price Update
Average Asking Price
Average Sold Price
January 2015
$549,928
$533,083
December 2014
$679,040
$655,930
November 2014
$632,924
$619,708
October 2014
$595,414
$589,214
September 2014
$598,093
$577,382
August 2014
$656,489
$643,645
July 2014
$658,542
$642,071
June 2014
$654,670
$631,945
May 2014
$580,764
$573,157
April 2014
$602,934
$597,604
March 2014
$600,204
$590,127
February 2014
$756,778
$728,150
Last 12 Months Edgemont
MLS Real Estate Number of Listings Update
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No. New Properties
No. Properties Sold
January 2015
21
6
December 2014
9
10
November 2014
11
12
October 2014
25
14
September 2014
22
18
August 2014
17
20
July 2014
21
21
June 2014
33
24
May 2014
45
26
April 2014
34
23
March 2014
18
22
February 2014
19
10
Total
275
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To view the specific SOLD Listings that comprise the above
MLS averages please visit edgemont.great-news.ca
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
COMMUNITY
911
ALL EMERGENCY CALLS
Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre
Alberta Health Care
AHS Addictions Hotline
ATCO Gas – 24 Hour Emergency
Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7
Calgary Police – Non Emergency
Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter
Child Abuse Hotline
Kids Help Line
Child Find – Alberta
Distress/Crisis Line
ENMAX – Power Trouble
Poison Centre - Alberta
Suicide Crisis Line
HOSPITALS / URGENT CARE
Alberta Children’s Hospital
Foothills Hospital
Peter Lougheed Centre
Rockyview General Hospital
Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre
South Calgary Urgent Care Health Centre
South Health Campus
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Calgary Humane Society
Calgary Parking Authority
(Towed/Abandoned Vehicles etc.)
Calgary Seniors’ Resource - SeniorConnect
Elder Abuse Resource Line (65+)
Call Before You Dig (Buried Utilities)
City of Calgary
Elder Abuse Resource Line (65+)
Kerby Centre for the 55 plus
Neighbour Mediation Hotline
Road Conditions – Calgary
Weather Information
Gamblers Anonymous
403.253.5250
403.310.0000
1.866.332.2322
403.245.7222
403.943.5465
403.266.1234
403.234.7233
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403.270.3463
403.266.4357
1.800.332.1414
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believed to be accurate, but is not warranted to be so.
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Contact [email protected]
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for sale, wanted, garage sale, student/senior services, etc.
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CAN YOU CARRY A TUNE? Our Ladies group needs
members. We sing 4-part harmony a cappella (no accompaniment). We practise Tuesdays, 7-9 pm. Fun, free,
non-competitive. Very rewarding charitable performances. Email [email protected] or
phone Renuka 403-719-0031 or Yvonne 403-826-6015.
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Calgary BC T2P 4K1
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Dr. Shamshudin(Sam) Kherani
is back to serve the
Calgary Community
after his term as Clinical
Director at a Dental
Continuing
Education Institute
403.263.0055
228 - 339 ASPEN GLEN
LANDING S.W.
CALGARY, AB - T3H 0N6
(in the aspen health clinic - 2nd floor)
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Ranked the #1 Team in Calgary and #6 in Canada for Royal LePage
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Or visit www.kirbycox.com for more details and additional listings.
TexT T813654
To
85377
$749,900
• renovated 5 bedroom+den two storey
• new roof & paint, granite, fully finished
• South walkout on greenbelt, mtn views
To
To
85377
85377
$689,900
• lovely 4 bedrooms up two storey, A/C
• granite, hardwood & tile, huge pie lot
• West backyard, backs on greenbelt
To
AVERAGE PRICE
10
$489,580
Bungalow
26
$655,564
Two Storey
95
$634,482
Two Storey Split
51
$662,372
Split-Level
17
$471,522
Townhouse
26
$392,032
Villa
10
$466,670
Condo
21
$250,004
TOTAL
256
Average days on Market
29 days
To
85377
$799,900
107 MacEwan Park Circle NW
TexT T814688
# OF SALES
Bi-Level
TexT T814782
$499,800
218 Hawkville Close NW
TexT T813265
TexT T809997
EDGEMONT 2014 STATS
TexT T813724
To
85377
$1,499,900
131 Hawkview Manor Place NW
40 Hamptons Cove NW
• beautiful 4 bedroom+den two storey
• oak kitchen, 3 fireplaces, finished walkout
• downtown views, cul-de-sac, estate area
• custom Lupi 4 bedroom+den bungalow
• extensive upgrades, fully finished, A/C
• hot tub, 3 car garage, on golf course
85377
TexT T813397
$799,900
To
85377
$699,900
43 Edgeridge Court NW
51 Edendale Crescent NW
139 Edgebrook Circle NW
• updated 4 bedroom two storey walkout
• oak kitchen, hardwood, fully finished
• heated garage, cul-de-sac, on ravine
• renovated 4 bedroom+den two storey
• hardwood & tile, granite, heated garage
• West yard, finished walkout, upgrades!
• updated 5 bedroom+den two storey
• newer roof & siding, finished walkout
• 2 fireplaces, ridge lot, oak kitchen, views
ROYAL LEPAGE FOOTHILLS
#308, 5149 COUNTRY HILLS BLVD NW, CALGARY, AB, T3A 5K8
TexT T819936
To
85377
$1,390,000
65 Arbour Vista Road NW
• Lupi 4 bedroom walkout bungalow
• hardwood & tile, granite, 3 car garage
• A/C, fully finished, on ridge, views!
403.247.5555

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