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FEBRUARY 2017 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 7,200 HOUSEHOLDS
HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE VOICE
PRESERVING AND ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR RESIDENTS OF HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE
2018 SOCCER SEASON
REGISTRATION
NOW OPEN!
WWW.HSCA.CA
CONTENTS
6 EVENTS CALENDAR
8 HSCA PLANNING COMMITTEE UPDATE
11 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Experts in 11 THANK YOU CASINO VOLUNTEERS
design, print, 12 SENIOR SYNERGY
& targeted delivery
14 SOCCER SEASON IS NOW OPEN!
15 FARMERS’ MARKET
15 ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE MARKET
16 HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE OUT-OF-SCHOOL-CARE
HAS OPENINGS!
CALL NOW FOR 17 SCHOOL SHOUT-OUTS: WEST HILLHURST
YOUR FREE QUOTE COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL
403-243-7518
18 MY BABYSITTER LIST
18 GOOD FOOD BOX
22 REAL ESTATE UPDATE
23 PAINTING CLASSES
8 15
Now
Mobile
and
Holistic
Clinic
Services
info@mvvcdekens.ca
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Bowness Rd NW
Over 200 tables of Antiques, Get some exposure, or show your love for Hillhurst
www.mvvcdekens.ca Collectibles, Vintage Jewelry & More
Sunnyside: submit a photo to jessica.c@hsca.ca for your
Concession on site
403.615.8016 Admission $2 chance to see your image on an upcoming
Children under 12 free Voice Newsletter cover.
Free parking onsite
www.hsca.ca
IMPORTANT NUMBERS Community Centre
ALL EMERGENCY CALLS 911 1320 5 Avenue NW, Calgary, AB T2N 0S2
Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre 403-253-5250 Phone: 403 283-0554 • Fax: 403 270-3130 • www.hsca.ca
HILLHURST-SUNNYSIDE AHS Addictions Hotline 1-866-332-2322 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION ATCO Gas – 24 Hour Emergency 403-245-7222 Tyler Chalmers Board Chair
1320-5 Ave. NW Robert McKercher Vice Chair
Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7 811 Peter Piliounis Secretary
Calgary, AB – T2N 0S2
Phone: 403.283.0554 | Fax: 403.270.3130 Calgary Police – Non Emergency 403-266-1234 Yasmeen Huq Treasurer
nicoleta.v@hsca.ca
Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter 403-234-7233 Kerri Treherne Chair Community Vitalization Committee
www.hsca.ca David Brindle Chair Emergency Planning & Response Committee
Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-387-5437 Louisa Ferrel Chair Personnel Committee
Kids Help Line 1-800-668-6868 Darren Anderson Chair Sustainable Centre Task Force All of our staff can be reached at the extensions
Delivered monthly to 7,200 households and businesses
Emma Yang Member at Large listed through our main reception number at
for 10 years! Child Safe Canada 403-202-5900
Sandra Walker Member at Large 403-283-0554 Monday through Friday
Distress/Crisis Line 403-266-4357 David Reese Member at Large from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.
Advertising Opportunities
ENMAX – Power Trouble 403-514-6100 Trevor Gair Member at Large
403-263-3044 | sales@great-news.ca
Poison Centre - Alberta 1-800-332-1414 STAFF LISTING
Editorial Submissions Karen Gallagher-Burt Executive Director Ext. 221 karen.g-b@hsca.ca
jessica.c@hsca.ca HOSPITALS / URGENT CARE
Vacant Front Office & Rentals ext 232 rentals@hsca.ca
Alberta Children’s Hospital 403-955-7211 Lisa Chong Community Planning Ext. 229 lisa.c@hsca.ca
All advertisements and editorial submissions
Foothills Hospital 403-944-1110 Jessica Clark Communications Manager Ext. 226 jessica.c@hsca.ca
must be submitted by the 5th of the month
Jaimie Hagman-Ahtom Daycare Program Manager 403-270-9703, jaimie.h-a@hsca.ca
for the following month’s publication. Peter Lougheed Centre 403-943-4555
Shannon Martel OOSC Program Manager 403-270-9705, shannon.m@hsca.ca
Published by Great News Publishing Rockyview General Hospital 403-943-3000 Karl Kingsley Facility Services Manager Ext 223 karl.k@hsca.ca
Serving Calgary communities for 29 years Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre 403-955-6200 Debbie Olson Seniors’ Connection Coordinator Ext. 224 debbie.o@hsca.ca
87 newsletters reaching over 391,000 households Kate Stenson Community Programs Manager ext. 248 kate.s@hsca.ca
South Calgary Urgent Care Health Centre 403-943-9300 Sonia Woodman Controller Ext. 225 sonia.w@hsca.ca
in Calgary and surrounding areas.
South Health Campus 403-956-1111 Hillhurst Sunnyside Daycare Sunshine and Rainbow Rooms 403-270-9703
#34-4550 112 Ave SE Bonnie Constable Flea Market Coordinator Ext. 231 (drop in on Sundays, or leave a message - calls returned on
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Calgary, AB T2C 2K2 Wednesdays and Sundays only)
Calgary Humane Society 403-205-4455 Heather Ramshaw Farmers’ Market Manager 587-700-9387, farmersmarket@hsca.ca
Check out our website: www.great-news.ca Calgary Parking Authority 403-537-7000 Vacant Community Connections Coordinator
SeniorConnect 403-266-6200
Calgary Kerby Elder Abuse Line 403-705-3250
The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission
reflect those of the author and should not be considered to reflect those of
Alberta One-Call Corporation
City of Calgary
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Flea Market Knitting/Seniors Spanish Lessons Watercolour Art Drop-in Acrylic Art Class NEW!
NEW!
7:00 am to 3:00 pm Morning Group
9 am to 12:00 pm
9am -11am
Children’s
Class 9am –noon
Spanish Lessons
Badminton
9:30am to 12:30pm
9am-noon
Sportball
Now Available: 2018
2018 HSCA
2018 HSCA Memberships
Membership
Membership
Drop-in Badminton Sparring
9:30 am to 12:30 pm
4-5pm Chair Yoga 11am-12pm 10am-noon BeginningJanuary
Beginning January1,1,2017
2017 all
all memberships
memberships are
areavailable
availableforfor
purchase
purchaseonline at www.hsca.ca.
online If If
at www.hsca.ca.
6 pm to 7 pm
Seniors’ drop-in Youth Adult
Little Dragons you
you needassistance
need assistancepurchasing
purchasing your
your membership
membershiponline,
online,please
pleasecall 403-283-0554
call extext
403-283-0554 232232
for for
1 pm to 4 pm Beginner
Karate 6 -7 pm assistanceorordrop
assistance dropbyby HSCA
HSCA during
during administrative
administrativehours
hours(Monday-Friday
(Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:30pm).
9:00am-3:30pm).
Fresh Food Basket 6 pm to 7 pm Karate StrengthFit
4 pm to 6 pm Karate StrengthFit Sparring 6 - 8 pm
Foxy Kickboxing Sparring Foxy Kickboxing HSCA Membership benefits:
HSCA Membership benefits:
6:15 pm to 7:15 pm 7 pm to 9 pm 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm
Spanish Lessons Taekwondo Taekwondo 10% discount on HSCA facility rentals with a family membership
9am-10am 7:15 to 8:15 pm 7:15 to 8:15 pm 10% discount on HSCA facility rentals with a family membership
Drop-in ESL Club Neighbour Night Reduced rates for some HSCA programs, drop- in sports, some special event admissions
7:15 pm to 8:45 pm 6-8pm Reduced rates for some HSCA programs, drop- in sports, some special event admissions
$5 discount per swimming lesson set; discounted monthly pass at Bowview Pool for
Drop in Badminton Mon / Thu • Pay to Play Minimum $3.00 • 9:30 am-12:30 pm $5members
discountonly
per (open
swimming lesson
during set; discounted
the summer only) monthly pass at Bowview Pool for
members only (open during the summer only)
Upcoming
Free use of the tennis court
Free use of the tennis court
You can also use your HSCA membership card to receive discounts with the following local
Flea Market Coordinator Bonnie Constable
Ext. 231 (drop in on Sundays or
leave a message, calls returned
on Wednesdays and Sundays
Events
Feb 1 Soccer Registration
businesses:
You can also use your HSCA membership card to receive discounts with the following local
businesses:
Sunnyside Natural Market: Save 5% with your HSCA Card (case discounts not included)
Swizzlesticks
Sunnyside SalonMarket:
Natural & Spa: 15% discount
Save 5% withon all services
your at the(case
HSCA Card Salondiscounts
& Spa. not included)
only) Opens
Vine Styles Kensington: 15% off total purchase. Show your HSCA membership to Vine Styles
Feb 1 Neighbour Night Swizzlesticks Salon & Spa: 15% discount on all services at the Salon & Spa.
Drop in Badminton 403-283-0554 ext 232 staff to create your customer profile with built-in discount. Not applicable to already
Returns 6-8pm (every Vine Styles Kensington: 15% off total purchase. Show your HSCA membership to Vine Styles
Art Classes existing discounted items and/or case discounts.
Thursday) staff to create your customer profile with built-in discount. Not applicable to already
Midtown Kitchen & Bar: 10% off regular priced orders
Drop-in ESL Club Classes Norman Hall esl@hsca.ca Feb 3 New Age Fair 10am- existing discounted items and/or case discounts.
Flippn' Burgers: 10% discount on all purchases
Midtown Kitchen & Bar:
Foxy Kickboxing 10% off regular priced
on all orders
Jessica 1-888-974-FOXY (3699) 4pm Marathon Ethiopian Restaurant: save 10% regular priced purchase with your HSCA
Kids Karate Richard Fossey 403-203-8710 Feb 9 Community Potluck Flippn'
card Burgers: 10% discount on all purchases
Neighbour Support Kate Stenson ext. 248 kate.s@hsca.ca
6-8pm Marathon
Kensington Ethiopian
RiversideRestaurant: save 10%
Inn: 10% discount on all regular priced
on breakfast/brunch, purchase
dinner or guestwith
roomyour HSCA
Feb 10 Antique Market card
accommodation
Network
10am-4pm Kensington
Pushing PetalsRiverside Inn:
Flowers: 10%
10% discount
discount on on
anybreakfast/brunch,
purchase with yourdinner
HSCA or guest room
card
Jugando Spanish Guilliana 403-835-2650
Feb 13 Community Plan- accommodation
Kensington Auto Pro: 10% off on parts & labour
www.jugando.ca
ning Meeting 7-9pm Pushing
FramedPetals Flowers:
on Fifth: 10% discount
10% discount on any purchase with your HSCA card
on all framing
Feb 16 Rocky Mountain Float Life: 30%
Kensington Auto offPro:
on a10%single
off float, 90 minute
on parts session
& labour
Folk Club 7pm Rejuve on
Framed your Body:
Fifth: 10%Get a 30 minute
discount on allmassage
framing FREE when you book the next 30 minutes for
Feb 19 Closed for Family $49.00
Float for30%
Life: 1st visit clients
off on only. float,
a single Also 15% off on all
90 minute other services at Rejuve.
session
Day Rejuve your Body: Get a 30 minute massage FREE when you book the next 30 minutes for
$49.00 for 1st visit clients only. Also 15% off on all other services at Rejuve.
• Kensington Fitness: $15 off your first massage treatment
• Beagle 14 (formerly the Regal Beagle): 10% off your order (excludes daily specials)
Visit our website www.hsca.ca for news and updates about this program
HILLHURST • SUNNYSIDE I FEBRUARY 2018 7
Visit our website www.hsca.ca for news and updates about this program
HSCA PLANNING COMMITTEE UPDATE
The Hillhurst Sunnyside Planning Committee (HSPC) ect status and more information on active development As for coordination with Stonebriar on the neighbour- Truman Condo Project | 922, 926, 928 Memorial
is made up of community residents and works to re- proposals in the community at http://development- ing LifeSport redevelopment project to the north, based Drive
spond to planning and development applications in the map.calgary.ca. on our information, the sale of the building has fallen The City approval of the Development Permit for this
community. HSPC aims to support the Hillhurst Sunny-
Royal Bank Site Redevelopment | 413 10th St NW through and there is no proposal at this time. project was recently appealed by neighbours and sup-
side Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) and to provide
information and engage neighbours throughout the Graywood Developments has submitted a Land Use Former CBC/Radio-Canada Site | 1724 Westmount ported by the HSCA. While it is an attractive building,
planning process. Visit https://hsca-community-plan- Amendment (rezoning) application for the RBC site. This Blvd NW the HSPC had several concerns with the approved land
ning.mn.co/ for the latest community planning news. site was allocated the greatest height in the ARP Transit Anthem Properties (also the developer for the condo proj- use height/FAR so far above the ARP policy and the fact
Oriented Development policy (32 metres or 9-10 sto- ect at 1134-1160 Memorial Drive NW) is currently in the that community input did not influence the final build-
HSPC meets every second Tuesday at the community reys) and a maximum Floor Area Ratio of 5.0. There is ing height.
process of an internal review of the redevelopment. An-
centre. Please join us at our next meeting on Tuesday specific policy in the ARP for urban mixed-use develop- them’s representatives informed us that they have met Due to jurisdiction, the Appeal Board could not hear
February 13 from 7-9pm. We are expecting an up- ment (including ground floor retail and residential). The with the immediate neighbours across the alley from about the rezoning, ARP amendment and engagement
date from Anthem Properties on the redevelopment of residential portion could add approximately 100-120 the site to discuss their project. Please join us at the and only that the DP follows the direction of the Direct
the former CBC/Radio Canada site at 1724 Westmount units to the community. The developer will still need to February 13th HSPC meeting at 7pm to hear updates on Control bylaws that were approved by Council in Sept
Boulevard NW. All residents are welcome whether you rezone the site to the ARP height/FAR and are seeking a this project. 2017. The DP was partially denied with some compro-
are a new or existing resident, rent or own your home. MU-2 (Mixed Use - Active Frontage) zoning designation.
Come learn about what’s happening in the community Read residents’ aspirations for the site at http://bit.ly/ mises:
and meet your neighbours! You can find a copy of the This application will go through the City planning pro- HSCA_CBC_Engagement. • Removing the trees from the west side of the site and
agenda and past minutes at www.hsca.ca/meetings. cess; residents were invited to submit comments to the replacing at the developer’s expense.
City File Manager. For more information, contact steve. Russell Red “Glo” Project | 916-926 2nd Avenue NW • Remove glazing from west side of the main floor to
Most development plans can be accessed at the HSCA jones2@calgary.ca. This is a Concurrent Application; the At the time of writing, amended DP plans responding prevent light pollution
front office during office hours. You can find a map, proj- Development Permit (plans for the building and site) to the City Detailed Team Review and community input • Future consultations with 934 Memorial re: transition
will be expected in the coming months. Public engage- has been received and will have gone through a sec- at property line
ment is also expected in early 2018. ond-round review from the City. The DP will go forward • Removal of light over garage door.
CHS
to Calgary Planning Commission for their final decision. • Addition of access gates on the roof top amenity space
to ease privacy concerns to adjacent homes.
The development will still need to go through City Thank you to those involved with this project and for
LTD.
Council to approve the zoning and to ensure that the your time writing letters. You can read the decision
amended plans comply with Council’s direction for a document at https://www.canlii.org/en/ab/absdab/
building that fits better with the established neighbour- and search “SDAB2017-0091”. See www.engagememor-
Calgary Handyman Services Ltd. hood. While some positive changes were made, and the ial.com to view the developer’s website.
No Job is too Small! land use district fits the ARP maximums, it is still a large
5-storey building surrounding by historic houses and Bow to Bluff Update
multi-family homes. Bow to Bluff is a citizen-initiated project to improve the
Home Repairs • Small Renovations • Plumbing triangular parks and linear space next to the LRT line,
Read more on the developer’s website at www.2avenw.
Electrical • Fences & Decks • Garden Design improve safety, connections, and create a great public
ca, or contact the City File Manager at stephanie.loria@ gathering spaces between the Bow River and McHugh
Pruning • Condo Maintenance • Hauling calgary.ca for more information. Bluff. Keep updated at http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/
Welding • Fabrication • RV Repairs As this is a gateway location, we would strongly expect Sunnyside Grocery Redevelopment | 802 2nd Parks/Pages/Locations/Downtown-parks/Bow-to-Bluff-
to see a design that complements and enhances the Avenue NW Urban-Design-Framework.aspx. Funding is available to
human scale of the neighbourhood, the public realm Sunnyside Sustainable Living has submitted a rezon- implement a part of the project this year.
around the building and pedestrian experience. Based ing application to allow for a 6-unit townhouse style
on preliminary discussions, HSPC believes that the big- What do you love about your community?
Contact Neil Penner today! project; the City will review community comments and Let us know your thoughts or send us content and your
gest obstacle will be traffic; it is not possible to turn left will deliver their recommendation to Calgary Planning
403-472-8943 from Gladstone Road (already a difficult through-road) article could be included in the next HSCA Voice news-
Commission and City Council in the near future. A DP is letter! Submissions should be sent to jessica.c@hsca.ca
onto 10th Street and traffic will go through the residen- expected soon. Visit www.sunnysideliving.ca to see the
calgaryhandyman@shaw.ca tial part of the community. by the 5th of the current month for its inclusion into the
concept and read more about the proposal. follow month’s newsletter.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’ REPORT
3 Month Insights pride and somehow this has only grown in the past 30
years since I was a resident.
I would love to start by saying thank you to the amaz-
ing staff, Board members, Committee Members, volun- The breadth of volunteer engagement is extraordinary.
teers and overall community for the wonderful welcome From board and committees to volunteering at the Fresh
I have had in my new role as Executive Director at HSCA. Food Basket program, people in Hillhurst Sunnyside par-
I have spent the past three months immersing myself ticipate. I am excited to continue to support the great
into Hillhurst Sunnyside and trying to understand the programs already in existence, while stewarding this
breadth and depth of the programs, the facility and the lovely, but aging facility that we are privileged to oper-
community wants and needs. I didn’t quite drown, but ate for the City of Calgary.
there were a few times I was tangled in the weeds. As I
reach the end of the three months and come up for air, I During the month of January, the Board of Directors and
have a few observations and thoughts about what I have I have been working with City of Calgary staff to develop
experienced. a new Strategic Plan for the HSCA and the community
we all serve. We look forward to rolling the plan out to
This is an amazing community. I have been so delighted the community in the next few months and building a
at the amount of caring that is exhibited from neighbour business plan that defines HSCA as a sustainable gather-
to neighbour in this little haven. While embracing the ing place for the community—one that is warm, inviting
proximity to downtown, Hillhurst Sunnyside has man- and supportive for all residents.
aged to create a close-knit feel that is truly magical. I
lived in Sunnyside many years ago and always enjoyed Karen Gallagher-Burt, MSW
the walkability of the community, the amazing restau- HSCA Executive Director
rants and stores available, and the sense of community Karen.g-b@hsca.ca • 403-283-0554 ext. 221
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Volunteers
We would like to send a huge thank you to all the
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
volunteers who came out to help with our fundrais-
ing casino on January 31 and Feb 1. Your input and
There’s a brighter future ahead hard work is appreciated, and we hope you realize
how much this fundraiser helps with upgrades and
costs incurred at the center. There are many things
503, 922 - 5TH Avenue SW we would not be able to do without these funds.
Tel (587) 353-2632
Fax (587) 353-2634 From the Board, Staff and Community, thank you for
the important role you played in supporting us with
www.mcleanlegalyyc.com
your time at the casino. You are awesome!
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SENIOR SYNERGY
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: I would love your input about other programs or ac- Chair Yoga:
Community Connections is about developing con- tivities that we could offer, that you would be inter- The Chair Yoga program returns on Thursdays, from 2 1 4
nections in the community. This is a project that is ested in attending. Some of the ideas that have come 11:00 – 12:00 beginning March 1 and running until
funded by FCSS (Family and Community Support Ser- from current program participants are: Tai Chi; having May 17, 2018. 8 2 5
vices) to provide supports and opportunities for con- someone to walk with; balance class; core work; Let
nection through a number of free programs including me know what you would like to see and I will see Come join the fun and get some of the benefits of 3 7
Neighbour Night, Fresh Food Basket, drop-in Knitting, what I can do. Yoga, while seated in a chair. Good for seniors or any-
drop-in Cards, Chair Yoga and monthly Community one who may lack the mobility to move easily into 9 7 2 1
I invite you connect with me to help me build sup- floor positions. Come and stretch, improve your mus-
Potlucks. It is about sharing time, sharing talents, shar-
ing skills and making sure that residents are connect-
ports, activities and programs that you would like to cle tone, relieve stress, improve your breathing and 2 9
attend, after all this program is all about you, so give feel good.
ed to the centre and to neighbours.
me a call, send me an email, or even drop me a line. 1 3 8 4
A portion of this program is specifically designed Let’s explore the possibilities together, whether you If you have any questions regarding informa-
for the older adults in our community, age 55+, who are a senior, family, or a community member, help me tion above, other seniors’ services or need to 8 3
would like to be connected with other community to build this program. I would love to talk to you. find out who to contact to help a senior, wheth-
members and/or who would like to see more pro- Contact Debbie: 403-283-0554 ext. 224, er in our community or somewhere else, call 4 5 9
gramming and activities within the community that email Debbie.o@hsca.ca Debbie (403-283-0554 ext. 224) and I will do
provide a chance for seniors to engage with others my best to help point you in the right direction. 9 6 7
and enjoy the chance to take part in activities that are WE’VE GOT YOUR MONDAYS COVERED: Just give me a call.
of interest to them. FIND SOLUTION ON PAGE 25
Seniors Monday Morning Group
Come meet the seniors on Monday mornings from
Currently, we have three programs running: The Mon-
9:00 to 12:00 for knitting, crocheting, conversation
day Seniors Group meets for cards, coffee and conver-
coffee or learning. Everyone is welcome. Come for a
sation, every Monday from 1:00 to 3:00 to play “Stop the
visit, see what they are working on, and check out the RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMITS ARE GOING DIGITAL.
Bus”. New players are always welcome and the current
projects they have for sale, join them for coffee or Same permit program, only better.
seniors are very good at helping new players to learn
learn how to knit or crochet with help from the ladies.
the game, which is relatively simple. This program has
They love to have people come for a visit and check
been running for more than 10 years at the center and Residential Parking Permit Holders Benefits of the new system:
out what they do. So come by one Monday morning if
everyone is welcome. The Seniors Knitting Group, Before your permit expires, register for an online Quick and easy application
you are looking for a new activity or just want to visit,
meets Monday mornings from around 9:00 to 12:00. account and apply for your parking permits. No
join the group in the Hearth. See you on Mondays. Internet? Come to our office to register or send your A two-year renewal period
They have been at the center since the fall of 2015 and
documents via fax or mail and then give us a call.
love having people come by and check out what they The seniors are always looking for yarn donations. If No more lost or stolen passes
do or learn something new. They are always willing to you have some extra yarn that you would like to find a There will be no physical passes or visitor hang tags;
More effective and efficient enforcement of permit
help anyone who comes by. They also sell what they the new system is all digital. zones
good home, bringing it by the centre and I will be sure
make and the proceeds come to the centre. Stop by they receive the yarn. If your address qualifies for visitor permits, when you
and check out the beautiful baby and children items have visitors, log on to your account and start a visitor
they have for sale. The last group is Chair Yoga. This Seniors Monday Afternoon Group parking session using the vehicle’s licence plate.
activity happens on Thursday morning from 11:00 to This group meets each Monday from about 1 p.m.
12:00 and has been running for about 2 years now and to 3:30 p.m. for cards (stop the bus…a really easy to
P P
will be back again in March. The feedback from this learn game) refreshments and socializing. This free EXCEPT BY
PERMIT
EXCEPT BY
PERMIT
class has been very positive, so why not come by and and informal drop-in group welcomes seniors to
check it out. You don’t have to get down on the floor to come out and get to know some new people, share
access the benefits of Yoga. stories and have fun. For more information, visit: permits.calgaryparking.com
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SOCCER FARMERS’ MARKET
delegate to other volunteers to lay lines on the field.
• Create a diagram of the HSCA field (school fields are
self-explanatory)
2018 Soccer Registration • You will have to tend to and upkeep of these fields/re
do lines as necessary
Now OPEN ! • Set-up nets and notify the soccer coordinator of any
www.hsca.ca necessary maintenance needs
Equipment Manager
We need one equipment manager per team. This vol- Hillhurst Sunnyside Farmers’ Market Holiday
unteer is reasonable to inventorying and maintaining Market Series Update
equipment and jerseys used by their team. The Hillhurst Sunnyside Farmers’ Market hosted their
• Help fill balls and inventory equipment in the pre- first ever Holiday Market Series this past December. With
SOCCER SEASON IS NOW OPEN! season the usual weekly vendors serving up some great holiday
Get your child out and active in the community! Soccer • You will ensure the storage bin is kept in ‘reasonable’ treats, and 15+ guest vendors and artisans with unique
is a team sport that promotes fair play and confidence order for coaches/ volunteers to find supplies they gift ideas for all, the Holiday Market Series served as a
while building social skills and making new friends! Reg- need great reminder to shop local even during the dead of
istration NOW OPEN ONLINE www.hsca.ca. The soccer • Inventory at the end of season winter!
season runs from mid-April to the end of June. There are • Communicate with soccer coordinator if any equip-
various leagues available for U4 – U16/18. ment is in need of repair, replacing, or missing. Each week kids gathered around the fire to hear a winter
story from Calgary Reads. Families decorated cookies
Looking to volunteer? We have many different positions Coaches and snapped pictures at the photo booth. Community
for you to help out in! Please review the descriptions be- We hope to have 2-3 coaches for each team. Coaches members swapped favourite recipes, and some even
low and email us at morgan.e@hsca.ca for more infor- will be asked to attend two hour mandatory coach clinic joined in on the community garland craft- where one
mation. Looking forward to a fantastic season! (no cost). Coaches will be asked to complete a vulner- community member expressed why they love their
able persons safety check with the Calgary Police. The market community “I love how everyone helps each
Photographers
cost will be reimbursed. other. I love the emphasis on handmade and local food
We are looking for ideally two people to fill this position.
The volunteer must have their own quality camera for and products!”
They will be required to communicate with players and
use. parents on your team regarding: Fresh food donations were also collected for the first
• Schedules two weeks of the series, and thanks to your generosity,
These volunteers would be available for the opening
• Cancellations due to weather these donations helped improve access to food for the
and closing tournaments and take photos of each team.
• Work with equipment manager and co-coach(s) on ef- most vulnerable of our community during an especially
We also accept donations to HSCA for individual photos.
fectively running the team difficult time of the year.
The photographer must provide the photos to the soc- • Coordinate practice plans and game strategies
cer coordinator for processing and release the photos • Ensure that the program is offered as a fun first ini- Throughout the series, the atmosphere was cheery with
for use by HSCA promotion. tiative and the goal is to learn and enjoy the sport of the friendly faces and warm voices, and even when we
soccer. thought it couldn’t get any better, on our final day, the
We have approximately 8 teams in HSCA and more with Hillhurst School Choir showed up. The children’s voic-
the inclusion of other community associations in the ICL Referees es filled up the already packed Hearth Room, and the
and ICHL. We need multiple referees to help with game manage- hearts of every person in attendance.
ment on designated game days.
Field Set-up Thank you so much to everyone who made our Holiday
We are looking for 3 volunteers for the position. Once Referees will be paid a small honorarium for their ser- Market Series a success! We hope to see you out at the
for each field: HSCA and 2 at Hillhurst School vice and receive mandatory free training. Referees must Farmers’ Market lots in 2018 (remember we are open
be at least 12 years of age and will only be assigned to weekly year-round). Keep your eyes on our Facebook,
• Your role is to ensure fields get chalked as required games a division lower than their age. They must also Instagram, Twitter and E-newsletters to stay up to date
throughout the season 2020 12 Ave NW (403) 282-0555
complete a Vulnerable Persons check with the Calgary with our special events and activities throughout the
• You would be responsible to lay the first chalk lines/ www.freehousedance.com
Police (cost will be reimbursed). year. See you at the market!
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OUT-OF-SCHOOL-CARE SCHOOL SHOUT-OUTS TAKE ON WELLNESS
Pre-Kindergarten Educational Services
Pre-Kindergarten Educational Services – NW Locations
at Sunnyside School
Pre-Kindergarten ages 3-5 yrs. (Pre-K) Back Health in the Workplace –
Kindergarten
Pre-Kindergarten - ages 3-5 Enhancement
yrs. (Pre-K) (KE) Hillhurst Sunnyside
Out
New Fall 2018 of School Care (OSC)
– Kindergarten
How to Lift Safely
Enhancement ½ day program(KE)
WINTER SESSION NEWS 2018
Out-Of-School-Care By Dr. Angela Pucci, Chiropractor
OPEN HOUSE: has Openings!
We will play and learn with themes of “Winter Wonderland,” “Valentine’s
Day,” “Winter Olympics,” and enhance our early literacy journey with a Did you know that over 85% of working Albertans will
studyMonday,
of “Famous February
Authors”.5th
We4:30
look–forward
5:30pmto Outdoor Snow ThePlay Day
Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association Out experience back-related injuries or conditions?
and a Valentine party. We will also enjoy our special visitors: “Mad
of School Care Program offers before and after school
GENERAL REGISTRATION:
Science” with their presentation “Slippery Science,” Rick Hertert Musical
Presentation. Space still available for this year. care for children enrolled in Kindergarten up to age 12
Preventing this from occurring is possible with correct
Tuesday, February 13th 5:00 – 6:00pm body position and lifting technique. Here are some use-
Email: RegisterPreK@gmail.com (grade 6). Our afternoons are packed with a wide range
ful tips for those that “lift” in the workplace:
To complete your registration, you will be asked to
provide cheques or make a credit card payment.
of activities that meet the physical, social, intellectual,
creative and developmental needs of your child – while
West Hillhurst Community 1. Stand close to the object you are going to lift.
PRE-REGISTRATION for Fall 2018-2019: January 22 –26, being 2018 fun of course! This includes but is not limited to: Preschool 2. Place your feet shoulder width apart.
3. Bend your knees and keep your back straight then
WINTER
For: Current SESSION
families, past 2018
families, wait list, & families of the host location.sports (inside and out), arts, crafts and build-
organized Registration Dates
squat to the level of the object.
Registration information is available from our staff, website, or by email. A place where kids - Play, Grow & Learn
Our two classrooms are adjoining and ing, science and dramatic activities, and specialized 4. Test the weight of the load before lifting.
located on the lower level of the school. clubs based on children’s interests. Fees and outlines The West Hillhurst Community Preschool offers classes
OPEN HOUSE AND GENERAL REGISTRATION 5. Keep the load close to your body. This reduces strain
Our children play,Carson
Marion learn,School
and gain
– 5315 valuable
Varsity Drive, NW can be found on the HSCA website at www.hsca.ca. for three- and four-year-old children. Using a play-based
curriculum, our children develop the social, emotional in the muscles of your back.
social skills.Enhancement
Kindergarten Math, science, literacy,
– ½ day and
program fine
combines with Kindergarten
Kindergarten Out of School Care – Before and After Care Program
Please email the Program Manager Shannon at and intellectual skills to help them lay a strong foun- 6. Use the strength of your arm and leg muscles (not
motor work (printing and cutting), art/craft,
4 year
painting, old Pre-Kindergarten
sand/water, – must puzzles,
playdough, turn 4 by March 1, 2019
Shannon.m@hsca.ca for further inquiries! dation as they move forward through more formal your back) to smoothly and slowly lift the load.
Pre-K Open House and Registration – Wednesday, February, 7th 5 – 6 pm 7. Pivot with your feet in order to turn in the direction
blocks, story corner, toys and manipulatives.
Kindergarten Enhancement Registration – Wednesday, March 14th 5-6 pm schooling. Using the in-house facilities of the Commu-
Focus is given to child directed outcome. nity Centre including the gym, ice rink, soccer field, and you want to move forward.
Our students
Captain Johnenjoy
Palliserregular
School –time
1484outside
Northmount Drive, NW playground, we are able to offer unique activities as part 8. Avoid twisting your body while turning and carry-
utilizing the Enhancement
Kindergarten well eqjipped – ½playground
day programand on with Kindergarten
combines of our regular curriculum. ing the load. Twisting decreases the stability of your
occasions the Out of School Care
surrounding – Grades K-6
community. back and increases your risk of injury.
Kindergarten Enhancement Open House / Registration: March 15th 5–6 pm
The registration schedule for our 2018/19 term is: 9. Bend your knees slowly to lower the load to its location.
Out of School Care: Registration is by email only. RegisterPreK@gmail.com.
Special Activities and guests this session February 22nd - Open to returning current students 10. Always ask for help is the load is too large, heavy or
include: Hope
Pyjama Party,
Lutheran Outdoor
Church – 3527Snowplay
Boulton Road, NW February 26th - Open to Alumni families awkward.
Day, Jumping Jellies
Pre-Kindergarten agesinteractive presentation,
3-5 years – 2,3 or 5 half days (2.5 hr. program) March 1st - Open to General Public
Inglewood Bird House:
Open Sanctuary, and
Tuesday, Mad Science.
February 6th 5:30 – 6:30 pm The root cause of back pain can be due to a variety of
Registration: Monday, February 12th 500 – 6:00 pm The registrants need to have an annual WHCA Mem- different reasons. Should you find yourself with a back
PRE-KINDERGARTEN: The program combines bership and register online through our website: www. pain, due to lifting or otherwise, it is essential to seek
www.Pre-KindergartenEd.com
play with learning and preparesRegistrar:
childrenRegisterPreK@gmail.com
Ê Kindergarten. Classes are available westhillhurst.com out a Health Care Practitioner who can help you with
for
morning or afternoon. See website for your pain and also treat your body to put you on the
If you have any questions, please contact us by email to best plan of care and quickest road to recovery.
cost. Space is also available for THIS year!
To Register: Email RegisterPreK@gmail.com
info@westhillhurstpreschool.com.
Kindergarten Enhancement: This is a five ½ Day
per week program. Children participate in our
play-based and early literacy focused program
utilizing classroom activities, special in-class
Finding good tenants is hard.
guests, off-site trips, and outdoor time. We make it easy.
Out of School Care – Grades Kindergarten to 6. Let’s get started.
Option for morning care, after school care, or
both morning and after care. 403.244.6944
www.rlg.ca Call me: Brad Currie, Broker/President
www.Pre-KindergartenEd.com Your Property Is Our Priority.
Residential Leasing Group Inc.
Registrar: RegisterPreK@gmail.com
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Hillhurst-Sunnyside GOOD FOOD BOX
KENSINGTON WINE MARKET
Name
Alicia
Age
24
Contact
587-437-3769
Course
No
W I N T E R S E S S I O N
I Whisky & Chocolate $30 Rare Malts $85
Ann 67 403-270-7738 No Whisky and chocolate for lovers, or just people who love whisky and or One of the corner stone tastings of our whisky program for over 20 years. Only
chocolate! Singles and couples welcome. Tue Feb 13 the very rare or whiskies over 20 years of age need apply! Thr Mar 8
Briana 23 403-401-5571 No
Cheese Please: Love at First Sip, Champagne $50 French Wine Festival $40
Courtney 22 250-808-1120 Yes Come explore France’s many wine regions and styles, while nibbling on French
We are dropping a range of rare, grower and vintage Champagne to mark
Valentine’s Day. Don will be talking bubbles while Crystal gushes over the curds. cheese and other delights. Includes a KWM wine tasting glass. Fri Mar 9
Debbie 59 403-909-9382 No
Wed Feb 14
Nature vs Nurture $30
Eva 16 403-560-1658 Yes Natural, Organic, Biodynamic and Orange wines have been growing in
Classic Malts $35
Our introduction to the world of single malt Scotch whisky. Highlands, Lowlands, popularity. But what defines these categories and how do their styles compare?
Frankie 25 587-890-5966 No
Grace 18 403-604-4366 No
2018 Good Food Box Dates Speyside and Islay… all almost meaningless terms in the modern day! Don’t Tue Mar 13
Order by 3:30pm Pick Up 1:00-4:00pm believe us? We’ll show and taste! Thr Feb 15
Master Malt $125
Jacob 24 403-465-4379 Yes on Tuesday on Thursday: Sweet Treats! $40 Whiskies 25 years of age and older! Big, bold, rich malts with history and
January 9th January 18th There is much more to dessert wine than icewine and port. Join us for a wine
provenance. You won’t see these whiskies poured every day! Thr Mar 15
Jake 16 587-832-3005 Yes January 30th February 8th and dessert pairing, featuring a wide range of styles and treats. Fri Feb 16
Irish Whiskey Staples $30
February 27th March 8th Irish Whiskey is going through a renaissance yet many of the whiskies from the
Jennifer 40 403-671-5331 Yes Barrels & Bugs $25
April 3rd April 12th bloom of new distilleries are still years away. We’ll revisit some of the staples
This unique tasting will focus on barrel aged and wild yeast (bugs) fermented
Jessica 30 519-903-4846 Yes April 24th May 3rd while we wait for the new distilleries to come of age. Fri Mar 16
beers. The night will be full of rich oaky, funky and sour beers that will challenge
May 29th June 7th the heartiest of palates. Tue Feb 20
Jordan 27 403-969-0165 No June 19th June 28th Beer Meets Meat! $25
Move over cheese! You can’t hog the spotlight. Peasant Cheese will provide a
Luc 15 587-435-3896 Yes September 18th September 27th Feis Isle: Islay Whisky Festival, KWM Style $50 range of sausage, pates and other tasty treats, paired lovingly with a range of
October 16th October 26th We’ll be cracking as many Islay whiskies as we can all in the name of peat and some of our best beers! Tue Mar 20
Millie 17 403-262-2272 No November 13th November 22nd Scottish West Coast culture. Includes a KWM Whisky Glass. Thr Feb 22
Spirit of the Speyside Festival $50
Nadine 61 403-283-4781 No GOOD FOOD BOXES ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN JULY, Pinot Battle Royale: Oregon vs Burgundy $60 Only distilleries of the Speyside region will be featured in this festival style
Oregon is a burgeoning hot spot for Pinot Noir but how does it stack up to the tasting. Think you know the Speyside? With over 80 whiskies to choose from
AUGUST, and DECEMBER.
Teaghan 20 403-560-0238 No motherland, Burgundy? You be the judge! Fri Feb 23 we’ll guarantee you something new! Thr Mar 22
Calling All BABYSITTERS Calling All PARENTS
The Good Food Box may include:
The Wines of Eastern Europe & The Balkans $30 Red Wine Icons: Italy $60
Enroll free at mybabysitter.ca and Visit mybabysitter.ca and Potatoes, onions, carrots, tomatoes, oranges, celery, ba- Greece, Hungary, Slovenia and other Eastern European nations will be featured We’ll sample a range of some of the finest and most beloved wines from Barolo,
choose the Calgary communities find available babysitters in nanas, cauliflower, apples, melon, cabbage, cucumber, in this tasting of Europe’s other wine regions. Tue Feb 27 Brunello, Chianti, Valpolicella and other DOCs. Fri Mar 23
you would like to babysit in. and around your community.
grapes, lettuce, green peppers, etc.
Disclaimer: We recommend for your own peace of mind that references be checked
when choosing your babysitter. This babysitter list is provided as a service to the Jumbo Box: Includes approximately 40 pounds of pro- Wines of the Andes $30 The Kentucky Bourbon Trail $25
community and is governed by the terms & conditions outlined at mybabysitter.ca.
duce. Cost: $ 35.00 Argentina and Chile have been making wine for centuries. We’ll cross back and The North of the South? Or… the South of the North? Evan will guide you on a
forth over the Andes as we explore their finest wine growing regions. Thr Mar 1 tour of the hills and valleys of Kentucky and some of its most iconic whiskies.
Family Box: Includes approximately 30 pounds of pro- Tue Mar 27
duce. Cost: $ 30.00 Beer Meets Cheese $25
Senior/Single Box: Includes approximately 20 pounds Think wine and cheese make the perfect pairing? Think again! Beer and cheese Cheese Please Battle Royale: Old World vs New $40
of produce. Cost: $ 25.00 have gone together for centuries, and we’ll spend the evening exploring this Don and Crystal will stack up old world wine and cheese pairings against those
fantastic duo. Tue Mar 6 of the new. Thr Mar 29
PAYMENT BY CASH ONLY AT THE FRONT OFFICE
For more information, please contact: ALL TASTINGS START PROMPTLY AT 7:00 PM
Morgan Elliott Seating is strictly limited so book early to avoid disappointment • Tel 283-8000
It is recommended that those attending wine tastings use public transportation
Front Office & Rentals Coordinator
Tastings are complete with light snacks • Inventory prices are subject to change
morgan.e@hsca.ca
403-283-0554 ext. 232 1257 Kensington Road, NW | 403 283 8000 | www.kensingtonwinemarket.com
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MEADOW CREEK SAUSAGE & MEAT LTD
costs. We produce at our facility in Claresholm and
Badminton Club www.meadowcreeksausage.com
Unit A - 328 10th St NW
ship directly to our stores in Calgary. We don’t use
fancy packaging, colour labels, we don’t have open
freezers in our stores, etc. By keeping things simple
and cutting out warehouses, grocery stores, etc., we
H ave you checked out the new butcher shop in
Kensington? Have you heard of Meadow Creek
Sausage? Well, you are in for a treat when you walk
keep our costs low and pass those savings on to you
directly.
through the doors: you become part of the Meadow Come to our store in Kensington and meet our store
Creek family. We do things a little different here. We manager, Fred, weekdays. On weekends we will be
make healthy natural sausage and cuts of meat af- sampling our sausage made by our master sausage
maker, Peter, and cooked up by our King of the Grill,
fordable for everyone. Our products are chemical-
Phil! Every Saturday (as a tradition set from the Mil-
free, allergen-free, contain no added hormones, no
larville Market) we have a sausage sale. Buy 5 packs
antibiotics and are 100% pasture raised and vegetar-
of any flavour in pork, chicken, turkey or beef and we
We welcome anyone who is interested in playing with us. The gym has
ian fed.
give you one pack for free!
four rubberized compound courts and is well lit and maintained. There At most places, these attributes mean that the prices
are showers and lockers as well. The fee is $3.00 per visit and $2.00 drop- This is our commitment to you: we promise to only
skyrocket, but not at our place. We don’t try to gouge
in shuttle fee. Our skill levels are post-beginner to advanced. Drop in on make healthy, natural, high-quality products for you
you. We are just very concerned about what is in our
Monday and Thursday 9:30 am-12:30 pm and try it out! and your family at affordable prices. We will offer a
sausages and meats these days, so we want to make price guarantee, if you find a product that has the
For more information please contact Grace Yuen: gymyuen@gmail.com sure our prices are affordable enough to ensure that exact same attributes as our products do for a lower
everyone can buy it. We are inspected for the Cana- regular price, we will match it.
dian Food Inspection Agency which means that the
information we put on our labels is checked by our
inspector to make sure that they are truthful, accu-
rate, and complete. Look for our symbol on our pack- NOW
NOWOPEN!!!
OPEN!!!
ages when you come to the store. 328, 328,
10th 10th Street
Street NW NW
NOW OPEN!!!
403-802-1620
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It’s very tempting to give in to fillers such as wheat 328, 10th Street NW
because it lowers cost to producing sausage while All of our products are free from added hormones
403-802-1620
still selling it at the same price. There are many things and antibiotics.
All of our products are free from added hormones
that food technologists say we can add to sausage All of our sausagesand areantibiotics.
free of any chemicals, are
such as a colour enhancer, shelf-life extenders, etc. completely allergenare
All of our sausages feefree
andof made with Rocky
any chemicals, are
For every technical problem encountered when Mountain
completely Spring
allergen fee and water.
made with Rocky
making sausage, food technologists have a chemi- Our prices? You Mountain Spring water.
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Our prices? offer
You have to see it to believe it, we even
cal solution. What does that mean? It means sausage a price guarantee!
offer a price guarantee!
producers are cutting corners as it makes things easy
• All natural pork, chicken, turkey and beef sausage,
at the expense of consumers; these chemicals are • All natural pork, chicken, turkey and beef sausage,
1 lbs only $6
known to make us sick (tumors, breathing problems, 1 lbs only $6
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for it! Going back to the basics of sausage making, We also have
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goat cheese andGMO
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cannedvegetables
canned vegetables
the way generations before us did, will solve all these
“problems”. How do we do it? We freeze our products Bring this flyer in to
the minute it is made. It’s as simple as that. Bring this flyer in to
our store and get 10%
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simple and cut out all the factors that increase our
20 F E B R U A R Y 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities HILLHURST • SUNNYSIDE I FEBRUARY 2018 21Hillhurst-Sunnyside Real Estate Update
Last 12 Months Hillhurst-Sunnyside
MLS Real Estate Sale Price Update
Average Asking Price Average Sold Price
December 2017 $929,450 $892,500
November 2017 $1,517,450 $1,480,000
October 2017 $700,000 $670,000
September 2017 $769,900 $758,350
free admission
August 2017 $639,999 $639,999
www.hsca.ca
July 2017 $722,450 $700,000
June 2017 $874,900 $860,000
May 2017 $679,900 $675,500
April 2017 $769,900 $744,000
March 2017 $599,000 $581,000
February 2017 $779,450 $769,000
January 2017 $1,184,444 $1,157,000
Beginner and Intermediate Beginner and Intermediate
Last 12 Months Hillhurst-Sunnyside Acrylic Painting Class Watercolour Painting Class
MLS Real Estate Number of Listings Update Friday 9 AM to Noon – Winter Session 10 Weeks
Wednesdays 9 AM to Noon – Winter Session 10 Weeks
Instructor: Joy Kaitman
No. New Properties No. Properties Sold Instructor: Joy Kaitman January 24, 31 | February 7, 14, 21, 28
December 2017 1 4 January 26 | February 2, 9, 16, 23 March 7, 14, 21, 28
November 2017 9 6 March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Cost: $135.00 HSCA community member, $150.00
October 2017 3 3
Cost: $135.00 HSCA community member, $150.00 non-member. The price does not include supplies.
non-member. The price does not include supplies. Please refer to the supply list for this class.
September 2017 11 5
Please refer to the supply list for this class.
August 2017 4 1 In these instructional and open studio sessions we will ex-
Acrylics are a versatile and exciting medium making plore the basics of painting in Watercolour by experiment-
July 2017 5 8
them fun and easy to work with. Each semester will ing and painting using a variety of application techniques,
June 2017 6 5 touch on the building blocks for creating successful colour harmony, drawing, composition and
May 2017 17 13 paintings, such as colour harmony, techniques, com- design. It’s a valuable supplement for those
position and drawing. A combination of instruction, wanting to get a better understanding of
April 2017 9 3
demonstrations, one on one and open studio sessions the basics and an opportunity for the in-
March 2017 6 7 are used throughout the program to help each art- termediate artist to develop your own
February 2017 9 8 ist develop their individual expression. This course is a style and expression in your art work.
January 2017 6 2
wonderful opportunity to express your creativity using This class will enhance your knowl-
Acrylic paint. edge and skill base for painting in
To view the specific SOLD Listings that comprise the above the vibrant and exciting medium.
MLS averages please visit hillhurst_sunnyside.great-news.ca
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8 9 4 5 7 2 3 1 6
Classes for all ages
2 7 3 6 1 4 8 5 9 Little Dragons (5-7 years), Children/Youth Sparring (8+ years)
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SAFE & SOUND YOUR COMMUNITY/CITY EVENTS THE PASTRY CHEF SHOWCASE –
AT A GLANCE...
HERITAGE PARK, MARCH 4
The Pastry Chef Guild of Alberta and Make-A-Wish Southern Alberta
team up to offer Calgary a sweet experience, the Pastry Chef Showcase!
Funds raised from the Pastry Chef Showcase help support Make-A-Wish
Marijuana
Southern Alberta. The Showcase is an exclusive and unique dessert
Roy Book Binder in the PCL Blues Series – Arts Com- experience, with over a dozen prestigious pastry chefs and establishments
offering up an array of decadent offerings. More info: eventbrite.ca.
mons, March 2
and
Called an “iconic living treasure of American blues,
ragtime and old timey music,” Roy Book Binder is a true
troubadour of old-style blues. Book Binder has the licks
of timeless music in his fingers and is known for his slide
Your Pet arrangements and original compositions, as much as
he’s known for his storytelling and dry wit. He’s been
rambling around the blues world for the last 45 years
and has toured with greats like Bonnie Raitt and many,
By Jennifer L. Scott B.Sc., D.V.M.
many more. More info: artscommons.ca.
Vegetarian 101 – South Calgary Health Campus, THE 3RD ANNUAL CHILDREN’S WONDERLAND
March 8 BALL – COAST PLAZA HOTEL, MARCH 11
Enjoy an exciting afternoon with your child’s favorite characters with
In this cooking class demonstration, we will energize special performances you don’t want to miss. The Wonderland Ball will
With the impending legalization of marijuana in Cana- clinic with severe neurological signs that appeared po- your nutrition with vegetarian cooking techniques and feature princesses, superheroes, mascots, a catered feast, a magician,
da, the number of pets exposed to the drug is on the tentially life-threatening. Symptoms can be as minor as delicious food. Learn basic vegetarian substitutions, face painting, candy table, giveaways, a photo booth, new surprise
characters and a live DJ to make you dance your feet away. There will also
rise. One U.S. study cited a fourfold increase in toxic ex- increased salivation and sleepiness. The pet’s heart rate cooking skills and how to cook plant-based proteins. be a silent auction with amazing prizes to be won in support of Ronald
posure in dogs after legalization. Dogs are exception- may be faster or slower than normal. Other symptoms Learn how to save money and reduce food waste. More McDonald House Charities Southern and Central Alberta. More info:
info: enrgizenutrition.ca. mascotparties.ca.
ally sensitive to the THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and are include depression, dilated pupils, low body tempera-
more likely to ingest recreational marijuana; cats, while ture, agitation and difficulty walking, vocalizing, hy-
not immune to THC, generally do not ingest pot. Both persensitivity to light or sound, loss of bladder control,
Bow Habitat Station’s Discovery Nights – 1440 – 17A
cats and dogs are sensitive to THC when inhaled. vomiting, and seizures.
St. SE, March 15
Most of us are familiar with marijuana in three forms. Rec- Once the diagnosis of THC toxicity is made, and other Looking for a late-night learning opportunity? Explore
reational pot that can be smoked, incorporated in baking, causes of the clinical signs are eliminated, treatment through the Discovery Centre between 5-8:00 PM at
and in other oral forms. Many dogs love the smell and will is supportive care, intravenous fluids, and time. Vomit- reduced $5/person admission on the third Thursday of
readily ingest it. This type of pot has the highest levels of ing is usually not induced as aspiration is a risk with the each month while you learn more about the wildlife
THC. THC is the component of marijuana that dogs and clinical depression caused by the THC. who make their home in Alberta. Bow Habitat Station MARY POPPINS PRESENTED BY ST. PETER’S
cats are particularly sensitive to. Medical cannabinoid is a centre that offers programs and exhibits to educate PLAYERS - CORMACK HALL, MARCH 15 -17
Some owners do use CBD products in their pets. Anec- about the Province’s wildlife and other natural wonders. A beloved 2-act classic about a nanny and her friend, Bert. Mary and Bert
products used to treat pain, cancer, epilepsy, and many sing and dance their way into the lives of the Banks family, where work
dotally, I have heard of some positive results in a few More info: bowhabitat.alberat.ca. and no play has taken over. Mary Poppins and her friend see to it that
other diseases tend to be low in THC and high in CBD the children and their parents realize that it is family that counts. This
pets. As a veterinarian, there are no marijuana products
(cannabidiol). Still some of these products can contain The Gardener’s Gratitude Journal book launch –
can only be done in the practically perfect way of silly adventures, songs,
approved by Health Canada and no veterinarians can dance and of course a spoon full of sugar! Director Catherine Hiscocks,
enough THC to induce toxicity in pets. Finally, hemp prod- Wildwood Community Centre, March 16
prescribe by their provincial licensing bodies. Anticipat- musical director David Dixon. More info: stpetersplayers.ca.
ucts, from the stem of the plant, tend to be used in pet Free and local book signing, gardening talk by Hor-
ed benefits with CBD use in pets include treatment of
“medical cannabis” available in pet stores. Hemp is very ticulturist Donna Balzer and garden expert Chelsie
glaucoma, pain, anxiety, and epilepsy, but there is little
low in THC and only contains moderate to minor amounts Anderson, snacks and entertainment. Come spend
data with regards to dose and risks currently. For now,
of CBD. There is little data on the rates of toxicity or medi- a few hours with some of Calgary’s most passionate
further research is necessary before treating pets with
cal effectiveness of many of these products. movers and shakers. This all-Canadian (from the writers,
medical CBD, and the dangers of THC are real. Even in
to the design work, to printing and artwork its 100%
The cases of toxic marijuana exposure in dogs that I those states that have legalized marijuana for human
Canadian!) book will entertain, educate and help you
have seen in my career are dogs that have gotten into use, veterinarians legally cannot prescribe medical can- track your garden hits and misses over the next 3 years.
their owner’s stash. They were presented to me at the nabinoid products to animals. Purchase a signed copy at this event.
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