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Bringing Christie Park, Signal Hill & Strathcona Residents OCTOBER 2018 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 8,900 HOUSEHOLDS your WESTHILLS BRINGING CHRISTIE PARK, SIGNAL HILL & STRATHCONA RESIDENTS TOGETHER RADON GAS IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER IN NON- SMOKERS, HAVE YOU GOTTEN YOUR HOME TESTED? • A recent U of C study shows that HART FAMILY radioactive Radon gas exceeds Health MEDICAL Canada’s guideline for safe levels in 1 out AND IUD CLINIC of 8 Calgary homes. • Children are at higher risk for DNA damage induced cancers from Radon exposure! ACCEPTING • New patients (female physicians available) Visit our website to find • IUD-Self and physician referrals out more about how to test your home for Radon • Family and Cosmetic Dentistry • Walk-in welcome gas, and how we can help reduce your levels. • Evening and Weekend Appointments 403.452.6622 • Direct Insurance Billing Call 403.991.6776 or book online now hartfamilymedical.ca at www.greatwestinspections.com • Dedicated Children’s Play Area with iPads #304 1919 Sirocco Drive SW • Botox Cosmetic & Therapeutic Treatments • Start-to-Finish Dental Implants • Invisalign Clear Braces New Patients and Emergencies Always Welcome DIRECTIONS CONTACT INFO Dr. Michael Sander, DMD Springbank Hill Dental #133 - 7460 Springbank Blvd. SW Calgary, AB T3H 0W4 T: 403.454.4757 W: www.springbankhilldental.com E: [email protected] W E S T H I L L S I OCTOBER 2018 3 CONTENTS 9 ABOUT WINE 12 PHOTO GALLERY 17 CALGARY WILDLIFE: THE BOBCAT 19 RESIDENT PERSPECTIVES: ADDING A PUPPY TO THE FAMILY 25 FEDERATION OF CALGARY COMMUNITIES: TRICK-OR- TREATING TIPS 28 COZY UP WITH THESE PERFECT AUTUMN RECIPES 33 MLA MIKE ELLIS' REPORT 9 12 17 28 IMPORTANT NUMBERS ALL EMERGENCY CALLS 911 At Amica you can spend quality time AtAt Amica Amica you you can can spend spend quality quality time time Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre 403-253-5250 with family. 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