Stampede Gathers Thousands in the Hills

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STAMPEDE GATHERS THOUSANDS IN THE HILLS By Kemi Odesola The second pancake breakfast was hosted by the Harvest The Stampede is one of the major Hills Alliance Church on Sunday, highlights of summer in Calgary. From July 10th. This was equally suc- the parade, to the Stampede grounds cessful. The fantastic Harvest along with cowboy hats, and of course Band provided entertainment the free barbeques as well as pancake with some country tunes. MLA breakfasts all around the city. Jamie Kleinsteuber and MP The residents of “The Hills” were Michelle Rempel gave welcome definitely not left out of the fun and remarks, and Councillors Sean excitement. The first weekend of the Chu and Jim Stampede brought two pancake break- Stevenson fasts to the community. dropped in The first was the Vivo Stampede to say hi. Breakfast on Saturday, July 9th, with There MLA Jamie Kleinsteuber and MP were pony Darshan Kang. Around 4,200 residents rides, face came out en masse for this event, painting, a keeping the hardworking volunteers bouncy cas- busy till the very end. Pancakes were tle, a sketch not the only attraction. There was some artist and good ol’ line dancing, plus stilt walk- lots of side ers, dance presentations, and speeches walk chalk from various community leaders. The to keep the kids were not left out, with a huge play kids enter- section of hula hoops, balls, a bouncy tained. castle and so many other games. The The 2nd Calgary Police and Fire Service were Stampede also present to ensure safety, and of weekend (July 16th) contin- course photo ops! ued the tradition of welcom- Of note was the surprise white hat ing the Stampede Caravan to ceremony for a family from Italy, and RoyOp’s Coventry Centre with a visit by Mayor Naheed Nenshi, who 3,750 attendees, despite the applauded the kindness and neigh- rain. Domino kept toes tapping bourliness that was on display by so in the long lines. The Calgary many volunteers and residents who Stetson Showband put on a great help build strong, resilient communities performance, and the kids got a chance and make such events as the breakfast to visit the agricultural games area possible and successful. Mayor Nenshi and learn how to milk a cow or lasso got as many people as could fit on the a steer, before going for a pony ride or stage to take a group picture. visiting the petting zoo. Members of the board of The Now that Stampede 2016 is over, Calgary Stampede were also present, we can look forward to enjoying the as was Councillor Jim Stevenson, and warm summer weather, more sum- some visiting MLAs from Edmonton mer activities and of course Stampede took part in the fun! 2017! Ya-Hooooo!!!!!

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On behalf of the Board of Direc- community back together, we must assistance during the numerous tors, Staff and Residents of Northern never forget Taliyah and Sarah. We Stampede Breakfasts throughout Hills, we would like to express our must remember that these two pre- Northern Hills. It was great to meet deepest condolences to the family cious people lived in our community, so many Northern Hills residents and friends of Sarah Baille and Taliyah and our community will miss them and explain the importance what Leigh Marsman. It is extremely difficult immensely. This is a good reminder to we do to best represent you. to understand how such a sense- kiss our loved ones and tell them we Many families are on holidays less and despicable act can happen. love them…..EVERYDAY. for the summer, and I wish them Rick Lundy Our Community is in shock. As we I would like to thank all the Staff, a safe and relaxing time with their all grieve hand in hand and put our Directors and Volunteers for their families.

Newsletter Publishing: NHCA Contacts Duane Thomson at Keyline Publishing (Senior Persons Regaining Youth) in the Hills Program for Summer-Fall 2016 BOARD MEMBERS & For more information, SPRY COMMITTEE CHAIRS please visit our website or office: By J-L Emond RETURN TO EXERCISE SESSIONS: President: Rick Lundy NHCA at Vivo, 11950 Country Village Link Fit-2-Age Instructor 1st Vice President: David Hartwick NE, Calgary, Alberta T3K 6E3 The SPRY gatherings and exercise classes The laughter-filled, age-appropriate, light 2nd Vice President: Amanda Davis Tel: 403-226-6422 Fax: 403-226-6421 are held at the Vivo Centre’s “Child exercise classes are led by Tracy Rand, Secretary: VACANT web: www.northernhills.ab.ca Minding Room,” which is set up for Adult Director-Certified Aging Adult Instructor & Treasurer: Lonny Mah For general information, please Exercise Classes, and for social activities. Consultant, BCEM Educator. email: [email protected] Adults 55+ are welcome to join the vari- Advocacy: David Hartwick The sessions at Vivo are on Thursdays at ous indoor and outdoor activities that will Business Development: Wayne Brown For newsletter, please email 3:00pm, starting September 8th, and on be planned throughout the year. Comm. Enhancement: Brice Bouwa [email protected] Tuesdays at 2:30pm, commencing Events: Mohamed Hassanin September 13th. Membership: Chas Young STAFF & CONTRACTORS SUMMER LUNCHES Planning: Paul Eneh Administrator: Marina Barrett, Seniors are invited to join us for lunches The fee for the September to December Sports: Janice Henderson [email protected] at Applebee’s - Country Hills, (NHCA 2016 sessions are $35 (cash or cheque) Cardholders get 10% off), from 11:30am Vivo Rep: Suresh Fernando Ad Sales: Heather Hubert, per participant, payable in September. on the following dates : Members at Large: Jory Alan [email protected] SOCIALS & GAMES Youth: VACANT Bookkeeper: Angela Hinsberger, Wednesdays: Aug 10 & 24. Come and join us for coffee and a variety At Home in the Hills: Allan Pole [email protected] For more info call: of board and card games, on Tuesdays Community Gardens: Kids/Youth Soccer Coordinator: Maria: (403) 285-0313, or commencing Sept. 13th at Vivo from 3:30 Sarah White & Melissa Duong Eileen Fisher, soccer@northernhills. SPRY in the Hills: J-L Emond & committee Jay: (403) 226-9503 to 4:30pm after exercise classes. This is ab.ca Website/IT: Troy Davis a no-cost activity, and members take turns Executive Director: Moraig McCabe, Newsletter Editor: Luz Bolo MULTI-CULTURAL FAMILY DAY EVENT - supplying the goodies and snacks. [email protected] August 27th at VIVO Playing Fields HOW TO REGISTER SPRY will be participating at this event To participate, we ask that you hold an ac- NHCA VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES with other Cultural Groups in our area. tive NHCA Membership Card. The annual It’s an open invitation to Seniors, their fee is $20 per person, or $20 per couple We welcome new and current volunteers. families and grandchildren to partici- (55+) for each calendar year, payable to Find out more about NHCA volunteer opportunities by visiting pate in a host of outdoor activities from the NHCA. There is no additional fee to http://www.northernhills.ab.ca/nhca-volunteer-opportunities/ and 10:00am to 3:00pm. Food and beverages attend the weekly Socials. NHCA cardhold- will be provided free of charge. ers also get 10%+ discounts from restau- http://www.northernhills.ab.ca/sports-volunteering/ rants and many businesses in our area.

Non-members of the Northern Empire Theatres for the month of “Did You Know Hills Community Association can July is: Wendy Ho-Wong, Congrat- purchase membership online at ulations! The answer was “There are In the Hills?” Contest! https://www.compusim.com/nhca/ over 60 raised bed plots rented out membership/ and existing members annually,” and can be found on page whose membership has expired will 6 of the July 2016 Northern Edge also be able to renew their member- News in the article “Growing Resil- This month’s trivia question is: ship at the above web address. ience in Northern Hills Community Gardens.” Thank you to all of you When and where will the Multi- *Note that only current mem- who submitted your answers, and Cultural Family Day event be held? bers of the NHCA will be entered in we look forward to your continued

Each of our winners win two the draw. participation. Please send your answer, the Landmark Cinemas passes and a Thank you to the lovely people article title and page number, along $50 gift card to Applebee’s res- The winner of the “Did You at Applebee’s and Landmark Cin- with your name, contact information taurant! Know in the Hills?” trivia question emas for sponsoring our contest for and NHCA membership number to: sponsored by Applebee’s and another year! [email protected]. 4 NORTHERN EDGE NEWS AUGUST 2016

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Every year since the flood of 2013, the third Saturday in June has been set aside for residents of Calgary to come together to celebrate the awesome community spirit of Calgarians. The idea is to meet neighbours, make new friends, have fun and maybe work together on a project that benefits the entire community. Events range from neighbourhood pot lucks and block parties to whole community events and parades of garage sales.

This year in the Northern Hills many groups of residents came together to host block parties, and the NHCA and Vivo worked together on an evening event: Our Big Backyard Movie Night. Thank you to all those community residents who invited us to their events, and fund raised for so many worthy causes on the day. It was great to see so much community spirit in the Northern Hills!

The movie had to be moved indoors, due to the looming, black clouds overhead, but everyone who attended had a great time playing games and having faces painted with the North Central Family Support Program and Vivo Play Ambassadors, shopping at the Symons Valley Farmers’ Market, Good Earth and vendor stalls, and grabbing dinner or snacks at the Canadian Brewhouse food truck. The booked popcorn truck no-showed, but the awesome, community-minded people over at the Canadian Brewhouse (Harvest Hills) saved the day with free popcorn for everyone!

We hope everyone had fun, whatever they took part in, and we look forward to Neighbour Day in June 2017!

A huge thank you to all our sponsors and donors to our free prize draw: Ward 3 Councillor Jim Stevenson, Canadian Brewhouse (Harvest Hills), Vivo, Jiffy Lube (Creekside), Applebee’s, Good Earth (Coventry Hills) and Landmark Cinemas (Country Hills).

Thanks to everyone who sent in photos from the day for us to use in this photo collage! Photos courtesy of: Conrad Figuerola, Stephan Jarche, Danielle Latouche, Rick Lundy, Moraig McCabe, Denny & Ron Stewart and Jesse Stewart. 6 NORTHERN EDGE NEWS AUGUST 2016 Is City Hall Broken?

By David Hartwick rather than from our elected environmental challenges.” We agree, plan to be a maximum of 20,000 Councillors. as our community already faces without upgrades to the Deerfoot As most people know, Cedarglen One of the biggest struggles we many of these challenges, so how is and Memorial interchange. Popula- Homes bought the Harvest Hills Golf will face is convincing Calgary City the addition of more people going tion of the communities in Phase 1 Course about 18 months ago with Council that this development is a to address it? The City has suggested currently sits at 31,665 and doesn’t the intent to redevelop it into a resi- bad idea, and there is no precedent tennis courts. That we will all drive factor in all the other growth in the dential area, increasing the popula- in how to do so. As our Councillor to. And greenspace that we can all north. tion of Harvest Hills significantly. The Jim Stevenson said to the Calgary use, but only those living in the new What is to prevent a company Northern Hills Community Associa- Sun a few months ago, “A private area will pay for it. Could you imag- from buying Lake Bonavista, promis- tion believes this development will land owner has the right to apply ine if the Panorama E-Centre was ing to continue running it as it is, but have an impact on the quality of life to change the use of their land, and open to all of us but only residents then selling it a year later to a devel- for all residents of the Northern Hills, if city council wants to deny that, in some parts of Panorama Hills oper? Or a school? Or a recreation and has taken steps to oppose the they have to have a good reason.” If paid for its maintenance? I wonder centre? Or the Harvest Hills lake? The proposed land use changes. But this is the case, why are community how long that will last? The City is nearby community of Sage Mead- our volunteers have invested over a associations and the public given also forcing secondary suites in the ows is promoting 60% green space thousand hours into the process, and an opportunity to provide feedback Harvest Hills proposal, something to homebuyers. We buy our homes we are now wondering if City Hall is on development permits includ- the developer did not propose. Why? based on our needs including ameni- broken? Why has Calgary turned into ing basement suites, home based Because some bureaucrats consider ties and our homes are priced based a city that requires individuals and businesses, and new retail space? It this to be new development rather on those amenities. Do we want a community associations to question is also important to note, that this than a redevelopment, and therefore city where anyone can pay a price to policy, procedure and actions of City is not simply a development permit it’s a requirement of city policy. change that? Hall? Don’t we elect people to take request, but a request to change land Harvest Hills was built as a The City of Calgary scheduled on that role? Is it time for election use designation AND the Area Struc- Master Planned Community (as part an information session for July 20th, reform preventing developers from ture Plan approved by a previous City of the Calgary North ASP, Phase 1) and the Calgary Planning Com- donating to campaigns and requiring Council. featuring a golf course and lake, mission meeting is August 11th. Is that candidates must live where they Why does the City have poli- and the purchase and redevelop- the City trying to push this through will represent? cies pushing to preserve our urban ment of golf courses could just be while people are on holidays? Our In the past 18 months, the NHCA forest and increase transit oriented the beginning. Through our research, community has 8,480 kids between has had to learn about acronyms like development, but not have policies we are questioning if Calgary City 5-14 years old, so this is the time of ASP, ARP, MDP, HOA, RA, and DTR, to prevent developments that de- Council approved increased density year the residents take holidays. The and terms like Main Streets, Urban stroy urban forests and increase road in Coventry Hills to compensate for Highland Park Redevelopment has Forest GoPlan and PLAN Calgary. We traffic? Oh wait, it all falls into the reduced capacity in Harvest Hills. been tabled until January 2017, so have had to delve into City develop- Municipal Development Plan, and The area Alderman at the time, John why is the Harvest Hills process go- ment policies, meet with politicians that same plan is what is pushing the Schmal, stated that City Council and ing forward? and connect with other communities Harvest Hills redevelopment through. its Administration at the time wanted This is OUR CITY. HAVE A VOICE. that are struggling with the same is- One frustration is that people within Genstar to “provide for the innovative We are one year from an election so sues, including the Hamptons, High- the City of Calgary cannot even agree and unique development when they now is the time to speak up. land Park, and Thorncliffe/Greenview; on their own policies. The MDP promoted the “North Calgary” Master so we have all been sharing informa- policy states: “A dispersed population Plan.” That same Master Plan defined tion and learning from each other creates some social, economic and actual population of the structure

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Update from CFRD

By Ray Crockett, Pages/Current-studies-and-ongoing- Calgarians for Responsible Development activities/Harvest-Hills-Golf-Course- Lands.aspx I hope you have all recovered Calgarians for Responsible Devel- from Stampede and are having a opment (CFRD) will also be sending great summer. We are now well into out regular emails to our database, our 2nd year of battling Quantum- and has an updated website to fre- Place Developments Ltd. and Cedar- quently notify concerned citizens. glen Homes. So far QuantumPlace Develop- Calgary Planning Commission ments Ltd. and Cedarglen Homes Thursday August 11, 2016 have refused to make any significant 1:00 PM, Engineering Traditions modifications to the plan to accom- Room, City Hall modate the residents of Harvest Hills This session is open to the public or indeed Northern Hills. In addition, but seating is limited and no attend- the City of Calgary Planning Depart- ees may speak to the Calgary Plan- ment, through their Detailed Team ning Commission other than the City Review (DTR), requested a significant of Calgary Planning Department rep- number of changes to the plan and resentatives. However the NHCA has the QuantumPlace Developments the right to make a submission to the Ltd. declined to make these changes Calgary Planning Commission and we except where they were required to are working with them to make sure it ensure technical compliance. These represents NHCA and residents’ con- changes include: cerns. The session is also streamed • Reduction of the overall density live, for more information on this see of the plan the City of Calgary Website.

• Removal of cul-de-sacs from Public Hearing with City Council the plan October 3, 2016 • Addition of a Neighborhood Time of meeting, not available yet Activity Center and commercial City Council Chambers, (which would have reduced Calgary City Hall residential density) • Tree retention This session is open to the public and any concerned citizen will be • Increase of all buffer space given 5 minutes to present to council (pathways) to a minimum of their reasons for not wanting this de- 10 meters in width velopment or not wanting it the way it is proposed. We are hoping to get Consequently, since the plan met a large number of people to attend the basic technical requirements of the session. Even if you don’t want the Municipal Development Plan, the to speak it would be a great show of City completed their review of the ap- support to attend. plication and is going forward to the In preparation for this meet- Calgary Planning Commission (CPC) ing CFRD will be actively lobbying with an approval recommendation councillors and ensuring they have on August 11, 2016. We believe the the information they need to make intent is to present the plan and out- an informed decision regarding this standing issues. The Calgary Planning development. Commission will then either send the We will be developing presenta- plan back for more revisions or ap- tion materials that we will share with prove the plan go for a public hearing people that attend the hearing. We at City Council. (Tentatively scheduled will also be working on logistics such for October 3, 2016). as transportation to ensure that every- In addition, the City of Calgary one who wants to attend can get to Planning Department is holding two the event. More on that closer to the public Information Sessions for resi- date of the hearing. dents and interested parties to inform In the meantime if you need them about the plan that is going to more information please go to the go to the Calgary Planning Commis- city website listed above or to the sion. One has already happened July Calgarians for Responsible 20th and a second one will be held in Development Website: September but at the time of writing, http://www.calgarians4rd.com/ this date is not yet confirmed. And while there, sign up for our Please continue to watch the City emails so you get the latest informa- of Calgary website. tion delivered right to your inbox. http://www.calgary.ca/PDA/pd/

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A post-script from the NHCA’s Sports Director, Janice Henderson:

Many thanks to our generous Kids’ Soccer Wind-Up Slaunwhite, Husky, Tanya Boulis, KISS FM 95.9, Rogers, cooked the hotdogs. 15 youth volunteers from Notre sponsors: Sobeys, Superstore, Investors Group, Meryl at Calgary Corn Maze, Gymboree, Sandra Neil, Calaway Dame High School and several volunteers from Harvest ReMax, Beddington Bottle Depot, Montessori Learning Park, Flying Squirrel, Cllr Jim Stevenson Ward 3, Heritage Hills Alliance Church helped with the face painting and Centre, Desjardins Insurance, Chartwell Harbours, and Park, Panther Sports Physiotherapy, Bobbie Decker, Vin games and made sure that we had enough volunteers Aria Hair Design, and to every business and community Gogh Paint and Sip Studio, Canadian Brewhouse Harvest for all our stations. Then there were the windup commit- member who helped out and donated raffle prizes, Hills, Debbie Grabas, Leeanne Pozzo, Lindsay Coghlan, tee members, who dedicated their time and energy to including: PedalHeads, Mastermind Toys Country Hills, Breathe Hot Yoga, Michelle Austen, The Stampeders, City ensure that all our guests thoroughly enjoyed their day: Good Earth Coventry Hills, Save On Foods Panorama, of Calgary Fire & EMS Department. Christine Blackwood, Amanda Herbert, Nikki Weisgar- Absolute Baseball Academy, 4Cats Evanston, Landmark Thanks also to the many volunteers: as well as those ber, Carmela Cairns, Kelly Lee, Sherif Soliman, Asmira Theatres Country Hills, COBS Bread, VIVO, Soul Connex- mentioned above, about 56 of our own soccer com- Halilovic, and Yasemin Satterthwaite. Their devotion ion, Joso’s, Scouts #239 Northern Hills, Scouts Canada, munity volunteered their time at various stations. Our embodies the true spirit of dedication and of giving back Creative Edge Flowers, Dairy Queen, TuttiFruiti, Thai own Scouts #239 Northern Hills volunteered all day and to the community. Express, Sarah Barwick, Jackson Gee; Mureen, Don- brought a trailer full of tents, tables, tools, water buckets, And finally… thank you to all the volunteers who ald, & Anjelica Bent, Kayla Henkel, Moksha Hot Yoga, trollies, and so much more. They built tents, took them have made this soccer season possible and a success! Kristy Taylor, Briana Trotter, Amanda Herbert, Jennifer down due to the weather, provided the barbeque, and

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Ward 3 nervous or excited. It also protects your dog from For more information on the Responsible Pet hazards such as cars or other dogs. The fine for Ownership Bylaw, visit calgary.ca. If you see a by- Councillor Jim having not having your dog on a leash is $100. law infraction and would like to report it to Calgary Stevenson Along with the safety concern expressed by res- Community Standards (formerly Animal & Bylaw idents, the amount of pet waste that is not picked Services), please call 3-1-1. up is unpleasant and can become a health risk. Contact Ward 3 - As always, I welcome your Dogs and the Responsible Pet Dog waste is crawling with E. coli and is classified calls and emails so if you have questions or Ownership Bylaw as a hazardous pollutant. It often contains parasites concerns, please do not hesitate to contact my The City of Calgary is an “on-leash city,” which including roundworm larvae which, if ingested by office for assistance. Also, please visit my website means that dogs must be on-leash unless they are humans or dogs, can lead to brain, eye and other for updated information on the various issues that on their own property or in a designated off-leash organ damage. The fine for not immediately affect residents of Ward 3: calgary.ca/ward3. area. picking up after your dog is $250. It is important for all residents to look after their Jim Stevenson, Councillor, Ward 3 Within the Northern Hills area there are many www.calgary.ca/ward3 green spaces for residents to enjoy; however, we community and to respect the green spaces so that receive many calls from concerned residents that everyone can enjoy them. The designated off-leash Lynne Banning, Assistant 403-268-2530 [email protected] are nervous to use these spaces because some area closest to the Northern Hills communities is dog owners are using them as unofficial off-leash Nose Creek Confluence off-leash area located on Barb Fleet, Assistant 403-268-4854 areas. Having your dog on a leash helps to protect the east side of Beddington Trail NE at Beddington [email protected] other animals and people should your dog become Boulevard NE.

Ward 4 Councillor your approximate location, it’s not always accurate. New to Canada? That’s why it is so important to always pay attention Arriving in a new city can be overwhelming. In Sean Chu to your surroundings and know your location. Calgary, there are many resources and services to It’s easy if you’re at home where you can assist newcomers, community organizations to help Greetings everyone, provide your home address to the 9-1-1 officer. But you get settled, and immigrant serving agencies In case of an emergency, what if you were outside, enjoying your day in one who can help if you’re new to Canada. know your location of Calgary’s parks, when you suddenly need to call The Newcomers Guide to Calgary (available in Each year, Calgary’s 9-1-1 9-1-1? If you’re in Fish Creek Park, Glenmore Res- English and Arabic) provides important information centre receives over one million emergency and ervoir or on the Bow River pathway, you can look for new residents in an easy to download and print non-emergency calls. It takes a team of over 300 for our emergency locator signs. These signs are an format. For more information, visit calgary.ca/new- employees, working in a 24-7 environment to an- initiative between Calgary Parks and Calgary 9-1-1. comers. swer those calls and get citizens the help they need. Taking note of them will help crews locate you in Have a great Summer! The most important piece of information a an emergency. Councillor Sean Chu 9-1-1 emergency communications officer needs Whether you’re at home or out enjoying the www.seanchu.ca is your location. If you don’t know where you are, summer in our city, Calgary 9-1-1 is there to there may be a delay in getting you the help you help you stay safe. Communications & Community Liaison Ward 4 need. Many citizens assume that emergency re- For more information on Calgary 9-1-1, [email protected] sponders can find them based on cell phone GPS. visit Calgary.ca/911 This is not true. While the 9-1-1 officer may receive

Calgary-NorthernHills caregivers, and more. Retirement Home, Newport Harbour Care Centre, The surveys are part of the review of the and Chartwell Harbours Retirement Residence to MLA Nursing Homes Operation Regulation and Nurs- take part in the review. ing Homes General Regulation (under the Nurs- If you are interested in providing feedback Jamie Kleinsteuber ing Homes Act), and the Co-ordinated Home Care about long-term care and home care services and Program Regulation (under the Public Health Act). missed these opportunities, please contact my of- The nursing home regulations under review were fice. If you would like news of other public consul- Greetings residents of drafted in 1985, and since then much has changed tations, please check posts on the Calgary-Northern Calgary-Northern Hills in meeting the needs of residents. Updating the Hills Facebook page, @JamieKmla Twitter feed, regulations, which expire in 2017, will allow the or jamiekleinsteuber.albertandpcaucus.ca. Do not This summer residents, families, and caregivers province to help ensure continuing care legislation miss your opportunity to influence public policy in have been encouraged to share their thoughts on meets the needs of clients and their families today. Alberta. legislation related to long-term care facilities and Across Alberta, key stakeholders including Your MLA, home care services. home care providers, long-term care facility opera- Jamie Kleinsteuber Two public surveys were available online to tors, and advocacy groups took part in sessions to Albertans on the Alberta Health website. These provide information about their experience with Constituency Office: surveys allowed Albertans a chance to share their long-term care and home care services. In the 104, 200 Country Hills Landing NW thoughts and provide feedback as the province up- Northern Hills, I posted links to the public surveys Calgary, AB T3K 5P3 dates regulations related to nursing homes, home on social media. Additionally, I encouraged employ- Phone: 403.274.1931 support services, meal requirements, the needs of ees and family members of residents at the Bethany

Honourable Supplementary Estimates. refugees are also struggling. Many groups in recent The government told Canadians during the weeks have told a parliamentary committee that Michelle Rempel, M.P. campaign that the total cost of the initiative would they have faced funding cuts, and have been over- Calgary Nose Hill be $250M, now it’s climbing towards $1B, they loaded by the rapid influx of refugees precipitated haven’t calculated the downstream impact on by the government’s Syrian refugee initiative. ReportHonourable to Constituents Michelle Rempel,provinces M.P. and municipalities,, and frontline service School boards have described having to raise August 2016 groups are testifying at committee saying that their class sizes and defer maintenance due to the influx Calgary Nose Hill funding has been cut. of refugees. By the Minister of Immigration’s own Report to Constituents – December 2015 The government needs to show Canadians remarks in the House of Commons and in parlia- As a member of the Standing Committee on a fully costed plan to support the refugees that mentary committee, Canada’s intake of refugees Immigration and Citizenship, my duties require they’ve brought to Canada. has increased by nearly 400%, while funding for I would like to express my profound appreciation to all of the citizens of Calgary Nose Hill who that government decisions are held up to scrutiny, For weeks now at parliamentary committee, as resettlement has only increased by 4%. participated in the 42ND General Election this past October, as candidates and volunteers, and to all of and where necessary, improved upon. An unprec- well as in the media, we have been hearing how This committee study will conclude in Septem- youedented who cast anumber ballot. I amof refugeesaware of the have honour arrived and responsibility and will thatSyrian our community refugees has are bestowed struggling now that they are in ber. I will continue to advocate on this issue on on beme byarriving returning in meCanada, to Parliament. and it is I ofwill crucial be working importance hard, as I have Canada. in the past, We’ve to represent heard thatall of they haven’t been able your behalf. thethat people the in federalthe riding government and be your strong provides voice thein Ottawa. services I also veryto much make look long forward term to arrangementsseeing for affordable manythey of youneed at communityto integrate events, into festivals our country, and activities our culture throughout thehousing, riding during access the language years to training services, or find Please contact me through the following: phone: (403) 216-7777 come.and our economy. employment. email: [email protected] The Minister of Immigration and his officials All of these issues put refugees at risk of isola- My constituency office remains available to provide the usual services tionfor the and people poverty. of Calgary Supporting Nose refugees means more Or visit my website at www.michellerempel.ca have been unable to address the total expenditures 201-1318 Centre Street NE, Calgary, AB, T2E 2R7 Hill.on As the I have Syrian in the refugee past, I will initiative continue reachingto date, out when to you, so that youthan may taking communicate pictures your with issues them when they arrive. directlyappearing to me. Ifbefore you have committee any concerns to or discuss wish to comment on any issue, Frontmy office line will agencies be happy providingto services to Syrian accommodate you. Please contact me through the following: phone: (403) 216-7777 email: [email protected] Or visit my website at www.michellerempel.ca

I would also like to take this opportunity, as we enter the holiday season, to wish each of you and your families my very best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year.

Sincerely,

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Guides - Continued from came together with the page 11 objective of increasing individual girl confidence, planting and shoreline resourcefulness and cleanups, sleepovers courageousness, while at the Zoo, Telus Spark celebrating not only the & Heritage Park, and heritage and diversity camping. Pathfinders of Canada, but also the and Rangers have had nationality and culture of the opportunity to go on international campers, as international service trips well as engaging them to around the world, explore make a difference in the new interests such as world. Pretty big objec- engineering or photography and to get tives for a one-week camp! involved in leadership opportunities. For more information about your This July, our Pathfinders & Ranger local unit, check out www.girlguides. units participated in a national camp ca or email deerfootdistrict@gmail. called Guiding Mosaic in Sylvan Lake. com or ask us when we do our next Over 1,800 girls from all over the world bottle drive! Call for Community Volunteer Award Nominations by Federation of Calgary up to help out without hesitation Communities or need for recognition. ● This award winner is a community Do you know a hard-working and 2 volunteer who engages people to dedicated volunteer who goes above be a part of their community in and beyond to make your community unique and exciting ways. Through a great place to live? Someone who their community work this individ- always steps up to help out without ual sparks a sense of excitement being asked, or who takes on big among residents. events and sparks excitement among others? If so, nominate them for one 3 This award honours a group of of the Federation of Calgary Commu- community volunteers whose nities four annual Community Volun- community contribution improved teer Awards! neighbourhood life and created a sense of belonging. The four award categories are: 4 Community Builder Award 1 This award winner is a community This lifetime achievement award volunteer who shoulders the re- recognizes individuals, organizations sponsibility for things that regularly or companies whose lifelong dedica- go unnoticed. This individual steps tion to community has impacted and enhanced the quality of life in Calgary. Trying to figure out what to do with your child once school starts? Word count: 81 by The City of Calgary programming takes place during the critical hours of 3 p.m. – 6 p.m., when Calgary AfterSchool offers, fun, kids are out of school, but parents safe, supervised, and quality after- may not yet be home. school programs for Calgary kids aged Calgary AfterSchool participants 6 to 16. gain physical, social, leadership and A collaborative effort between creative skills. For more information, The City of Calgary and community including a listing of all programs, partners, Calgary AfterSchool visit Calgary.ca/AfterSchool. 14 NORTHERN EDGE NEWS AUGUST 2016

City Update: Harvest Hills Golf Course Redevelopment

The City has completed the review of the application Harvest Hills Golf Course Redevelopment and Administration will be presenting an approval Information Session #2 recommendation to CPC on Thus, August 11. September date is to be determined

Please note: CPC is open to the public, however it Please note: this will not be an opportunity to is not a public hearing in which the public can provide further comments on the application. This speak. There is very limited seating (approx. 50 event is for information sharing only. If you are seats),and there are usually many agenda items, unable to attend, the information from the event and a specific time is not set for each item, so it can will be available online on the project website. happen anytime that day. If you cannot physically attend CPC, another way to view is by watching the You do have further opportunities to provide webcast on The City of Calgary website. comments on this file, by sending comments to your councillor or attending the public hearing at: Calgary Planning Commission Thurs, August 11 Calgary City Council 1:00 PM Mon, Oct 3 Engineering Traditions Room, City Hall Council Chambers, Municipal Building

The City will be holding a public Information Session Contact Information to detail the reasons for recommendation and next Jessica Siriphokham 403.268.5758 steps. [email protected]

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