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JULY 2022 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 3,625 HOUSEHOLDS
HIGHLAND PARK
THE OFFICIAL HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
SUMMIT
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Community Advocates connect people to resources such as:
Basic need Local events & Information
referrals for: Programs: about:
• Food • No-cost and low-cost • Housing concerns
• Clothing family recreation • Counselling programs
• Basic furniture & • Community programs & • Family Concerns
household goods workshops • Financial resources
• Emergency medication • Volunteer opportunities
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For North Calgary, call 403.374.0448
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Every 2nd Thursday 1 PM - 4 PM
Highland Park Community Association
3716 2nd St NW
Please call 403-703-0140 to book an appointment
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H I G H L A N D PA R K I J U LY 2022 3
UPCOMING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES
As always, for more information about the events below, Tuesdays in July and August at 10:00 am: Weekly
please contact either our Hall Manager, Stephen, at Community Rock-Painting Craft sessions, suitable for
hallmanager@hpca.ca or 403-276-6969, or contact our all ages! These will be held in the HPCA field, weather
volunteer coordinator, Anne, at volunteer@hpca.ca. permitting. Just show up, or if you need more information,
please contact SeniorsCoordinator@HPCA.ca.
Available Now: Highland Park Activity Kits are available
to sign out. These kits were created with the support of Wednesday, July 13: Highland Park will be holding a
a City of Calgary Neighbourhood Grant and are intended Stampede event with free music entertainment as well
as a way to work with some Highland Park friends and as food and drink for sale! Watch our website and social
neighbours to do a fun and free activity. We’d love it if media for more details.
you would share the details of your activity on Highland
Park’s social media. There are five different kinds of activity Wednesday, August 24: We’ve scheduled a second
kits to choose from, and each should have everything Music in The Park event for this date. Details to be worked
you need to complete the activity. Do you want to make out, but we’re planning on having some kind of supper
a craft of a pinecone bird feeder? Want to add some (maybe food trucks?) and some great music, so mark
Highland Park history, stories, poetry, and/or pictures to your calendar and plan to come out with your family
a shared community binder? Maybe you and some kids and neighbours that evening. Check HPCA’s website and
want to make an animal mask while reading the picture Facebook page for full details closer to the date.
book, “Sometimes I Feel Like a Fox”? Or plant perennial Tuesday, September 13: Good Food Box order date
wildflower seeds or garlic to grow this season? Or even at HPCA Hall, 6:00 to 7:00 pm with cash or cheque, or
set up a lemonade stand on a sunny day? For more details, contact-free via e-transfer before 4:30 pm to HPCA’s Vice
navigate to the HighlandParkCommunity.ca website, President, Anne Naumann, at AnneNaumann@shaw.ca.
and click on the three lines in the upper right, then select Note: there is no order date in August.
Community Connections, and Our Activity Kits. A sign-out
form is on the website at the bottom. See the pictures in Saturday, September 17: HPCA’s Annual Community
this newsletter of two happy animal mask-makers. Cleanup event from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm sharp. Bring the
following for recycling: Metal items and bikes, electronics,
and donations of small household items in good condition.
Bring everything else that won’t fit in your black bin to feed
the compactor trucks! This is a free event. Volunteers are
also needed to help direct traffic and unload vehicles.
Every volunteer will be provided lunch and refreshments.
Contact Volunteer@HPCA.ca to volunteer.
Thursday, September 22: Good Food Box pick-up date
at HPCA Hall, 6:00 to 7:00 pm.
HPCA Email List and Website: Are you new to Highland
Park? Make sure you are on our email contact list. We
don’t send out a lot of emails, but when we do, it’s about
important stuff going on in the community that may not
have made it into the newsletter before the deadline.
Sign up via our website at hpca.ca/join-email. While you
are there, have a look at the Community Connections
Happy HPCA Animal Mask Activity Kit users – “The kids section for info on events, programs, and ways to
had a great time making masks and really enjoyed connect with neighbours to get involved with the
reading the beautiful story - thank you!” – Amy Monk community. Also, be sure to follow us @highlandPkCA
on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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HIGHLAND PARK JULY 2022
HALL CALENDAR
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
27 28 29 30 1 2 3
NH 2:00 to 8:00 pm All Halls 8:00 am to noon
Houzi Peace Church
MH 1:00 to 6:00 pm
Graham
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm 6:00 to 7:30 pmGood LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH 8:00 am to 10:00 All Halls 8:00 am to noon
YMCA Food Box Order YMCA Forge Martial Arts Science of Spirituality pm Sem Peace Church
MH 7:30 to 9:00 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm Park Space 9:00 am to
Bunbukan Karate Forge Martial Arts noon Sportball
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm 6:00 to 7:30 pmGood NH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH 2:00 to 10:00 pm All Halls 8:00 am to noon
YMCA Forge Martial Arts YMCA Food Box Delivery Science of Spirituality Kargbo Peace Church
MH 7:30 to 9:00 pm MH 4:00 to 10:00 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm Park Space 9:00 am to
Bunbukan Karate HPCA Forge Martial Arts noon Sportball
NH 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Child Development
Dayhomes
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH 7:00 to 9:00 pm MH 3:00 to 10:00 pm All Halls 8:00 am to noon
YMCA Forge Martial Arts YMCA Forge Martial Arts Science of Spirituality Codera Peace Church
MH 7:30 to 9:00 pm MH 8:00 am to 2:00 pm NH 5:00 to 10:00 pm Mahal
Bunbukan Karate St. Uriel
Park Space 9:00 am to
noon Sportball
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm LH 9:00 am to 3:30 pm MH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH 7:00 to 9:00 pm NH noon to 5:00 pm All Halls 8:00 am to noon
YMCA Forge Martial Arts YMCA Forge Martial Arts Science of Spirituality Gaal Peace Church
MH 7:30 to 9:00 pm
Bunbukan Karate
For the latest hall calendar, please visit hpca.ca/hall-calendar.
Highland Park Community Association MEMBERSHIP FORM
Fees: Families - $20 • Individuals aged 18 to 64 - $10 • Individual seniors (age 65 & over) - $5
Associate members (non-residents) - $10
Memberships good for one year from date of purchase
Please make cheques payable to: Highland Park Community Association
Please mail cheque and this form to: Highland Community Association, 3716 – 2nd Street NW, Calgary, Alberta T2K 0Y4
Name:___________________________________________________________________________________
Address:___________________________________________________________ Postal Code:________________
Phone:____________________________________Email Address:_______________________________________
*memberships also available for purchase online at hpca.ca/membership
H I G H L A N D PA R K I J U LY 2022 5
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT
by D. Jeanne Kimber | development@hpca.ca LOC2022-0007 at 404 33 Avenue NW is an application
for a land use change to R-CG to enable construction of a
A new land use change application for R-CG at 3903 2 St rowhouse and is still under review. We understand that the
NW was filed and is currently Under Review by the City. developer intends to amend their application to R-CGex.
The developer wishes to build a 4-unit rowhouse with This revised land use would disallow basement secondary
basement suites. Most of the suites would be facing suites in the rowhouse. The Development Map simply
38 Avenue NW. The file reference is LOC2022-0071. To shows this land use change application as “Submitted”.
provide input, search for the property address at https:// A new Development Permit application for a rowhouse
developmentmap.calgary.ca. has just been submitted for the property at 3306 1 St
NE. The file reference is DP2022-04064. No further
Concurrent with LOC2022-007 is the newly submitted information is available at this time.
Development Permit application. As of today’s date,
June 14, the application is not yet available for comment The application to construct a 4-plex at 308 32 Ave NE
is still under review, and comments can be submitted
nor has a File Manager been assigned to the project.
online. The file reference is DP2022-00854.
Another new land use change application for R-CG The City Planning Department finally received revised
has just been submitted to 3424 Centre B St NW. This plans for the proposed rowhouse at 4024 2 Street NW. At
property is only one block back from Centre Street this point, they are in the first stages of being reviewed
and very close to transit. The comment period on the by the City. The file reference is DP2021-5688.
application closed recently and the application is now
As always, we encourage Highland Park residents to keep
Under Review. The file reference is LOC2022-0084. informed of redevelopment activities in the community.
The City’s Development Map is a great tool to help with that.
The public hearing for the land use change to M-CG for
the property at 4320 Centre A Street NE was heard and
approved by City Council on June 7. The file reference is
LOC2021-0188. A Development Permit (DP) Application
to allow construction of a 4-plex on this property has Bowwest Community
also been made and is still under review. Comments can
be submitted online via the City’s development map. Resource Centre
The File reference for the 4-plex DP2022-00977.
A land use change application for M-CG has been Struggling to make ends meet?
submitted for the property at 116 43 Avenue NE and is BowWest connects you to resources:
currently Under Review. No plans have been filed at this Food, clothing, shelter, transportation,
time for a development permit although the developer counselling, no or low cost recreation.
had indicated to the Community Association their 403-703-0140
hope/intention to construct a 4-plex on the parcel. The
file reference is LOC2022-0048. BowWest Community Resource Centre regrets
to announce that the food market, usually held
LOC2021-0175 for a land use change to R-CG at 457 every second Thursday at the Highland Park
33 Avenue NW was approved by City Council on May
Community Association, must be tempo rarily
10. This change will allow the construction of a 4-unit
discontinued. Please watch for updates regarding
rowhouse with suites. A Development Permit for the
a re-start of the food market in Highland Park on
proposed rowhouse has not yet been submitted. This
your community association Facebook page and
land usage conforms to the North Hill Communities
Local Area Plan, but the Community Association had newsletter. You may also contact BowWest at
recommended the change be limited to R-CGex, which 403-703-0140.
would have disallowed the secondary suites.
6 J U LY 2022 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunitiesRECIPES FOR YOUR GOOD FOOD BOX
Recipes for Your Good Food Box • Optional: ¼ red onion, sliced thinly (can substitute 2 to
4 stalks of green onion, chopped)
by Anne Naumann • Optional: Toasted pecans or walnuts or sunflower seeds
The Good Food Box program will take a break in August Dressing Ingredients:
and will restart in September with the order date of • 1 teaspoon (5 ml) Dijon mustard
Tuesday, September 13. The pick-up date will be on • 3 tablespoons (45 ml) of red wine vinegar (can use
Thursday, September 22 at our hall between 6:00 and white if necessary)
7:00 pm. You can order in-person at the hall with cash or • 3 tablespoons (45 ml) of olive oil or other vegetable oil
a cheque between 6:00 and 7:00 pm or you can e-transfer • 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of lemon juice plus some lemon
payment for your order to me at AnneNaumann@shaw. rind zest, if available
ca. There have been a few orders submitted to me after • Salt (about ¼ teaspoon), pepper (about 1/8 teaspoon),
we have assembled the order details, so please ensure
and sugar (about ½ teaspoon), to taste
you submit your e-transfer to me by no later than 4:30 pm
on the order date. We have a hard cut-off for submitting Directions:
orders to the Community Kitchen folks, so if you miss the • After removing the pomegranate seeds from the peel
deadline, you miss the deadline. If you are ordering via and membrane, and after chopping/cutting everything
e-transfer for the first time, please also send us a follow- that needs it, combine all the salad ingredients in the
up email to GoodFoodBox@hpca.ca with your contact large bowl and toss together.
information (phone and email) so we can contact you to • To make the dressing, stir everything together, and
remind you about the pick-up date and the next order add the salt, pepper, and sugar. Taste a drop and see
date. We have a new volunteer filling the Good Food Box if it needs more. I find the sugar helps balance out the
Coordinator role, Ellen Peterson. Thanks go out to Bonita acid from the vinegar and lemon juice.
for her work in this role over the last year or so, and we • Serve and enjoy!
wish her well with her expanding family.
The last Good Food Box my family ordered, a large
box, contained the following: 1 head Romaine lettuce,
5 bananas, 5 lbs. potatoes, 7 tomatoes, 1 bag of red
grapes, 1 bunch celery, 4 lbs. carrots, 2 pomegranates,
1 spaghetti squash, 7 apples, 6 oranges 1 English
cucumber, and 2 heads of garlic.
I knew I had tried a salad with pomegranate and feta
before, so I modified this recipe to use one of them, as well
as some of the lettuce and celery. It’s nice and crunchy!
Pomegranate Feta Salad
Servings: 4
Prep and Cook Time: About 15 minutes
Kitchen Supplies Needed: Large bowl and sharp knife
Salad Ingredients:
• 4 to 6 cups of chopped lettuce (spring mix, or 6 to 8
leaves of romaine, or 1/3 to ½ a head of iceberg)
• 3 to 4 stalks of celery, diced
• Seeds of 1 pomegranate, cut it into quarters. Remove the
peel and white membrane to release the red fruit seeds
• 125 to 175 g of feta (1/4 to 1/3 of a 500 g tub), chopped
or crumbled
H I G H L A N D PA R K I J U LY 2022 7Highland Park Volunteer area willing to share what they know about that topic
with a few neighbours. We have seven “human books”
Opportunities so far, but we are recruiting more! See our website
at hpca.ca/connections/humanlibrary for details of
Highland Park Community Association is run by the program, to learn about our area residents who
volunteers, and we are looking for a few more folks to have already agreed to be included in our library,
help out in some key roles. Each role requires a slightly and for more details about how you can become a
different skill set, but none of them require much time. We human library book and share your unique skills and
are still looking for other Highland Park residents to fill the knowledge with your Highland Park neighbours.
following roles. Unless otherwise noted, contact Anne at
Volunteer@HPCA.ca for more information and to apply. Activity Kit Coordinator: We are looking for someone
to take over the role of monitoring our Activity Kit
Thanks to Ellen Peterson for offering to take on the Coordinator email and responding to requests for kits
role of our volunteer Good Food Box Coordinator role when they come in. This role will not require much
to replace Bonita Loke. Thanks, Bonita, for your service time out of your week, so it’s perfect for someone
to HPCA! We’ve also received an inquiry from another with a little bit of time who wants to meet some
resident who may be able to assist Ellen as well. neighbours and “give back” to the community.
Summer Rock-Painting Craft Co-Organizer: We will Community Watch Captains: HPCA is partnering
be holding community rock-painting craft sessions on with Calgary Police Service and our community Social
Tuesdays at 10:00 am in our hall field. This will start on July Worker to pilot a new Community Watch program
5, and run each Tuesday through August, provided we in Calgary with the ultimate goal of helping prevent
can find someone to help out before August, as our main and reduce crime. We are looking for HPCA residents
volunteer will be away for August. This role is suitable for interested in connecting with neighbours on this
a stay-at-home parent or someone who is retired or has important issue. Free training will be provided.
a flexible work schedule. The volunteer would bring out
the supplies (we will provide them) and engage residents
who want to paint designs on decorative rocks that they
can take home. In July, the volunteer would work with Roz
Kohut, HPCA’s Seniors Coordinator, and Jennifer DiMarzo, YOUR CITY OF CALGARY
our City of Calgary Social Worker.
Seniors’ Luncheon Co-Organizer: We are planning for
Renting a Secondary Suite in
our Seniors’ Luncheons to restart in September. We are Calgary?
still looking for one or more volunteers to help organize
these monthly Seniors’ events with Roz Kohut, HPCA’s There are lots of benefits to renting a secondary suite
Seniors Coordinator. The shared duties will involve (1) in Calgary. Before you sign a lease, make sure any rental
contacting the seniors’ phone tree leads to determine you consider complies with local safety regulations.
attendance at the next event, (2) planning the menu, Visit calgary.ca/suites and enter the property address
(3) shopping for meal ingredients and delivering into the Secondary Suites Registry to make sure your
them to the people doing the meal preparation, and prospective rental is registered and safe.
(4) contacting our awesome team of volunteers to
determine who is available that month to set up tables
and chairs, serve, and clean up on the coffee or luncheon
day. If you don’t think you can volunteer as the co-
organizer with Roz, we also need additional volunteers
to help out on the coffee/luncheon days as some past
volunteers have moved out of the neighbourhood.
Please contact Roz at SeniorsCoordinator@HPCA.ca
for more information about volunteering or if you are
a senior interested in attending our Seniors’ Luncheon.
Human Library “Books:” Highland Park has started
a Human Library that will allow you to take out a
“human book”, someone with expertise in a particular
8 J U LY 2022 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunitiesHighland Park The Good Food Box
Community Association The Good Food Box is a Community Kitchen initiative
available to anyone, not just residents of Highland
403-276-6969 3716 2nd St. NW Park. Bring cash only to the address below on the
payment date, then pick up your produce in the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS pick-up date.
President Elise Bieche It’s an excellent deal on fresh produce!
Vice President Chris Hunt
Large Family Size Box: 45-50 lbs $35
Secretary Vacant
Treasurer Jerry Kohut Family Size Box: 35-40 lbs $30
Director D. Jeanne Kimber Single/Senior Box: 25-30 lbs $25
Director Gary Koehler Where: HPCA Hall, 3716 2 St. NW
Director Kathy Koehler Time: between 6:00 and 7:30 pm
Director Rosalind Kohut Please contact Bonita Loke before 4:30 pm on order
Director Tanya Kowalchuk date at goodfoodbox@hpca.ca.
Director Donna Marzolf
HPCA Good Food Box 2022
Director Greg Miller Order Date Pick-Up Date
Director Carolyne Mondoux Tuesday, July 5 Thursday, July 14
Director Anne Naumann Tuesday, September 13 Thursday, September 22
Director Braiden Valdarchi
COMMUNITY CONTACTS
Website www.hpca.ca
Facility Rental Stephen Wright, 403-276-6969
and Management hallmanager@hpca.ca Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any published
Facility Rental article, report, or submission reflect those of the author and
should not be considered to reflect those of Great News
Availability Calendar hpca.ca/hall-calendar
Media or the Community and/or Residents’ Association.
Newsletter/ Website Editor Braiden Valdarchi The information contained in this newsletter is believed to
media@hpca.ca be accurate but is not warranted to be so.
Good Food Box Bonita Loke
Great News Media and the Community and/or Residents’
goodfoodbox@hpca.ca Association do not endorse any person or persons
Development Review Jeanne Kimber advertising in this newsletter. Publication of any
development@hpca.ca advertisements should not be considered an endorsement
Seniors’ Luncheon Rosalind Kohut, 587-349-0870 of any goods or services.
seniorscoordinator@hpca.ca
Volunteer Coordinator volunteer@hpca.ca
Block Connector
Planning Committee seniorscoordinator@hpca.ca HIGHLAND PARK’S
Activity Kits Booking and Info activitykits@hpca.ca
Community Social Worker Jennifer Dimarzo, 403-476-7295
BLOCK CONNECTOR PROGRAM
jennifer.dimarzo@calgary.ca
Join the Highland Park Block Connector Program to:
Ward 4 Councillor Sean Chu, 403-268-3727
sean.chu@calgary.ca • Connect with your neighbours
Police Service Cst. Raeann Watson, District 3 • Learn about local resources and opportunities
pol5218@calgarypolice.ca, 403-860-8027 • Create some fun on your block!
Bylaw Infactions Call 311 or complete form on line at: Contact Jennifer DiMarzo with the City of Calgary at
www.calgary.ca/311online jdimarzo@calgary.ca for more information.
H I G H L A N D PA R K I J U LY 2022 9Turn Space into Place
with ActivateYYC
by Hayley Dechaine, ActivateYYC Coordinator
Do you have an idea that can enhance the feeling
of safety and community pride in your community?
An idea that can transform neglected space in your
HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY community into something meaningful, or an idea
that will help change how people interact with a
space in your community? The Federation of Calgary
Communities’ ActivateYYC grant program can help you
$6/person for HPCA members with that! ActivateYYC funds small, temporary, low-cost
$10/person for non-members of HPCA projects that help change how people use and interact
with spaces.
Seniors’ Coffee Chats starting soon.
Contact SeniorsCoordinator@HPCA.ca to register You can partner with a Calgary community organization,
to attend. community association, local business, or business
revitalization zone, and apply for one of ActivateYYC’s
two grant options.
Highland Park Hall Rental Rates If you’re interested in doing something that will mobilize
Phone: 403-276-6969 people to move differently in your community, re-imagine
www.hpca.ca/hall-rental space into place, or create a sense of neighbourliness, you
We welcome rental enquiries for our facilities. We can apply for the $1,000 Walk, Play and Be Neighbourly
offer a choice in hall size, a kitchen with an updated grant. This grant could fund sidewalk art, buddy benches,
stainless steel appliances, a portable bar, a projector, garden competitions, beautification of chain link fences,
sound system, and loads of tables and chairs. etc. The sky is the limit!
Rental Rates: Or, if your idea is focused on encouraging traffic calming,
Main Hall – 186 person capacity accessibility, safety, and walkability, you can apply for
$550/day or $55/hour; $500 damage deposit the $3,000 Bump Outs and Pathways grant. This grant
North Hall – 60 person capacity can be used for projects on non-bus route residential
$400/day or $44/hour; $400 damage deposit streets or neighbourhood pathways; for example, a
bump out activation that will narrow cross-streets so
There is a once per year 25% discount for HPCA area that car traffic is slowed and pedestrians, bikes, and
residents with a current membership. scooters can reclaim the streets.
All rentals are subject to GST.
This year there is no application deadline. Application
Our facilities can only be rented until 10:00 pm. intake is ongoing until all funding is granted. So, if you
have an idea for a small, temporary, low-cost project, apply
fast! To get inspired by past projects, learn more about the
application process, and fill out an application form, visit
https://activateyyc.calgarycommunities.com/. Be part of it!
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