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FEBRUARY 2021 YOUR OFFICIAL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
NEW BRIGHTONbuzz
DELIVERED TO 4,250 HOUSEHOLDS IN NEW BRIGHTON MONTHLY
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CRIME STATISTICS
New Brighton Crime
Activity was Down in
November 2020
The New Brighton community experienced
8 crimes in November 2020, in comparison to 12
crimes the previous month, and 14 crimes in Novem-
ber one year ago. New Brighton experiences an average
of 8.8 crimes per month. On an annual basis, New Bright-
on experienced a total of 105 crimes as of November
2020, which is down 23% in comparison to 136 crimes as
of November 2019. To review the full New Brighton Crime
report visit http://newb.mycalgary.com/ Calling All BABYSITTERS
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cies or crimes in progress. For non-emergencies dial (403)
266-1234. To report a crime anonymously, contact Crime Calling All PARENTS
Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (Talk, Type or Text), submit tips Visit mybabysitter.ca and find available babysitters
online at crimestoppers.ab.ca, or text tttTIPS to 274637. in and around your community.
Thriving communities
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The success of Calgary as a whole relies on thriving communities: See how we’re working to achieve this:
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of income or stage of life. Communities that appeal to growing
• Learn about the future of our communities:
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aging population. Communities that attract new people and
• Read about how we’re doing it:
investments to our city.
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Our great communities are growing more inclusive, with more
housing options. They are growing more environmentally
responsible, as more people live closer to amenities and services.
Calgarians needs are changing - that should be reflected in the
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N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 3
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NEW BRIGHTON COMMUNITY
www.ournewbrighton.ca | Follow usASSOCIATION
on facebook @NewBrightonCA
The New Brighton Community
Association (NBCA) acts as a political
voice of the community and is
responsible for working with the
City of Calgary on a wide variety
of community issues such as traffic
calming, playground zones, city
park issues, etc. The NBCA has
voluntary membership and is made
up of resident volunteers who live in
the community.
NBCA Team
President John Duta Do you want to learn more about your community and to volunteer your
Vice President Robb Rapp time to better your neighborhood? Join our Board and make a difference
- we are looking for volunteers to complete the team. Let's learn together
Director at Large Sean Sherman
how to use our civic voice.
Director at Large Cristie P.
TAKE ON WELLNESS
Recovering From COVID-19 • Remember to drink enough fluid. Try water, milk, broth,
sports drinks, or nutrition supplement drinks. Take sips
Nutrition is important when it comes to recovering from
every few minutes if you cannot drink all at once.
COVID-19. Here are a few suggestions from the team at
Alberta Health Services: • Keep liquids by your bedside so you can sip them if you
wake up at night. Try water, fruit juice, or sports drinks.
• Even a small increase in protein may help you maintain
or gain weight and strength. Choose nuts or trail mix as
a snack, add nut butter to crackers or toast, or add skim
milk powder or protein powder to smoothies.
• A healthy diet helps keep your immune system at its
best. Your body needs more protein and calories when
fighting an infection such as COVID-19. Try adding ex-
tra beef, chicken, or tuna to casseroles, stew, vegetable
dishes, or soups.
If you are struggling, 211 Alberta is a free, confidential
• Try to eat every two to three hours and include a pro-
service that offers information on food hampers, free or
tein when you eat. Try a higher-fat milk than usual, or
low-cost meals, and school meal programs. Call 211 or
a higher-fat cheese. Choose Greek or Icelandic yogurt
text INFO to 211 or go to www.ab.211.ca and click on
instead of regular yogurt.
“live chat”.
N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 5
NEW BRIGHTON NBRA RENTALS
RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
2 New Brighton Drive SE
Calgary, Alberta T2Z 4B2
Phone: 403-781-6613
Fax: 403-781-6611
Office Hours: 9:00am – 10:00pm
Park Hours: 9:00am – 10:00pm The New Brighton Clubhouse has a variety of rental
packages available to fit all ages, party sizes, and bud-
CONTACT US AT:
gets! For more information and availability on rooms,
General Manager please contact 403-781-6613 Ext. 1 or email rentals@
Carla Nikli • gm@nbra.ca nbra.ca
Facility & Amenities Leader
ROOM RENTAL HOURLY RATE
Andrew Brown • maintenance@nbra.ca
Customer Service Leader Banquet Room (Capacity of 50)
Bryanna Lovely • rentals@nbra.ca 1350 SQ Feet
Recreation Leader Res Rate: $80 plus GST hourly
Clare Lovely • recreation@nbra.ca Non-Res: $90 plus GST hourly
Resident Activities Coordinator Studio Room (Capacity of 20)
Jennifer Strickland • activities@nbra.ca 462 SQ Feet
Res Rate: $45 plus GST hourly
Non-Res: $55 plus GST hourly
Good Food Boxes NEW BRIGHTON CLUBHOUSE
2 New Brighton Drive SE, Calgary, AB T2Z 4B2
The Good Food Box (GFB) is a program under the Open 9:00 am - 10:00pm Monday to Sunday
Community Kitchen Program of Calgary where www.newbrighton-connect.com
you can purchase a box of fresh fruits and vegeta-
bles at a very low cost! The boxes are put together
and delivered (to the Clubhouse) by dedicated
FIND IT FAST!
NEW BRIGHTON RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
volunteers. (RENTING/PROGRAMS)
C/O New Brighton Club
Interested in getting a box? Visit us at the
2 New Brighton Drive SE, Calgary, Alberta T2Z 4B2
Clubhouse, call 403-781-6613 ext. 1, or email
(403) 781-6613, (403) 781-6611
activities@nbra.ca to place your order today!
www.newbrighton-connect.com
Small Box (20-25Ib) $25
Medium Box (30-35Ib) $30
Large Box (40-45Ib) $35 Like us on Facebook
The New Brighton Club
Cut Off Date Delivery Date To stay with the latest “happenings” at the New Brighton
Residents Association, please sign up for our bi-weekly
February 16 at noon February 26 e-Newsletter on www.newbrighton-connect.com.
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NEW BRIGHTON CLUBHOUSE NEWS
COVID-19 Update Hip Hop
With the ever-changing circumstances due to the COVID-19 4 to 6 years
pandemic. The NBRA is regularly updating all offerings February 22 to March 22
to ensure the safety of the community, neighbours, 6:15 to 7:00pm
volunteers, and employees. Please be sure to regularly Residents: $70 | Non-Residents: $85
check the NBRA Facebook page (NewBrightonClub), as Energy Cardio and Functional Fitness
well as www.newbrighton-connect.com for the current Age 16+
status of NBRA amenities, programs, events, facility February 23 to March 23
rentals, and value add activities. The most current version 7:30 to 8:30pm
of the NBRA re-opening model can be found on www. Residents: $60 |Non-Residents: $75
newbrighton-connect.com under the news section.
Thank you in advance for your continued patience and Jr. Engineers
understanding during this time of a global pandemic. 5 to 7 years
February 25 to March 25
The New Brighton Clubhouse has a variety of rental 5:00 to 6:00pm
packages available to fit all ages, party sizes, and budgets! Residents: $95 | Non-Residents: $110
For more information and availability on rooms, please
contact 403-781-6613 Ext. 1 or email rentals@nbra.ca PYTHON Coding
8 to 14 years
Children and Adult Programs February 25 to March 25
The NBRA has implemented additional precautions 6:30 to 8:00pm
for the programs offered at the Clubhouse in order to Residents: $135 | Non-Residents: $150
create a safe, worry free environment for all.
Some of the precautions include:
• Class sizes are limited to 10 to 12 participants
Take Action on Radon
Did you know that radon is an invisible, radioac-
• Extra sanitization protocols have been implemented to tive gas that come from the ground? The NBRA is
ensure that touchpoints are cleaned on a regular basis excited to announce that Radon Test Kits are now
and in between each program available in the main office for $42.95 + GST.
• Physical distancing will be enforced by the instructors
• Virtual attendance options, where possible If you would like more information on the kits or
radon, please call 403-781-6613 ext. 1 or email ad-
If you have any questions about these new policies and min@nbra.ca.
procedures, email activities@nbra.ca or call 403-781-
6613 Ext. 1.
MultiSportball
3 to 5 years
February 2 to March 21
10:35 to 11:30am
Residents: $70 | Non-Residents: $85
Beginner Knitting
Age 16+
February 22 to March 22
6:30 to 8:30pm
Residents: $70 | Non-Residents: $85
N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 7
NEW BRIGHTON CLUBHOUSE NEWS CONT.
More Happening at the NBRA
Snow Removal
The New Brighton Residents Association Board of
Movie Night Popcorn Packs Directors has carefully reviewed the community’s
Looking to kick up your family movie night a notch? The snow removal needs for the 2020/2021 Winter sea-
NBRA is now offering $10 Movie Night Popcorn Packs! son. Upon careful consideration, the NBRA Board
Each pack includes: of Directors has selected several high traffic areas
• 2 Medium Bags of Theatre Style Popcorn which will be maintained by the NBRA mainte-
• 2 Juice Boxes nance team throughout the Winter months. The
• 2 Pop (your choice from assorted selection) NBRA will ensure snow removal, as well as sanding/
• 2 Chocolate bars (your choice from assorted selection) gravel (within 24 hours of the end of snowfall), of
• 2 Candy treats (your choice from assorted selection) the following areas: all four New Brighton entranc-
To place your order, please call 403-781-6613 Ext. 1 or es and the regional pathways. To ensure maximum
email csr@nbra.ca. Orders must be placed by February enjoyment for residents, snow removal will be
24 at 5:00pm. You are able to pick up the boxes on completed on NBRA property before the designat-
February 26 from 5:30 to 7:00pm. ed areas within the community (NBRA property in-
cludes both the hockey and pleasure skating rinks,
Tool Shed all entrances into the facility and shop, as well as
the parking lot). Once these areas are complete,
The Tool Shed is full of over 60 tools to meet your
landscaping, home improvement, and automotive the NBRA team will proceed into the community.
needs! For hours, please check the website (newbrighton- The map below indicates in detail these areas with
connect.com) and Facebook (Newbrightonclub) page the community that will be maintained by the
to verify current hours. This is a free service for all New NBRA for the 2020/2021 Winter Season.
Brighton residents over the age of 18. Residents who
also have a NBCA membership can enjoy even more
“perks” from the Tool Shed! A 1-year NBCA membership
can be purchased at the NBRA front desk during hours
of operation, please check newbrighton-connect.com
for the Tool Shed hours.
Visit https://newbrightontoolshed.myturn.com for a full list
of all tools available for rent and to setup your free account!
Always Stay Connected with the NBRA
Connect with us on Facebook (NewBrightonClub),
Instagram (newbrightonclub), or sign up to receive the mass To ensure the safety of both residents and employ-
email keeping you up to date on all the latest and greatest ees, the NBRA has implemented an extensive Safe-
news, events, and what’s happening in the Clubhouse. ty Program which adheres to the standards of the
Alberta Safety Construction Association. The pro-
To join our mass email, visit us at www.newbrighton- gram consists of 13 components which contribute
connect.com and click the Newsletter sign up button to the over all success of the program. In December
on the right-hand side of the page. 2018, the NBRA received COR certification through
the ACSA for this program. For questions or con-
cerns regarding any landscape/winter mainte-
nance maintained by the New Brighton Residents
Association, please contact the Facility and Ameni-
ties Leader at 403-781-6613, Ext. 4 or the General
Manager at 403-781-6608.
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N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 9
Business Incorporation
Jesus Palace and Business Agreements
by Steve Dimic
Calgary
40 McKenzie Towne Boulevard SE
Calgary, Alberta | T2Z 4X5
Setting up and running your own business has taken a large
amount of work. Lots of time, effort, and resources have
been allocated to get your business off the ground. Now
that there is a workflow, and clients are coming in or prod-
ucts are being sold, it may be time to consider incorporating
your business. This process may save you yearly tax owing,
personal liability, and allow you to grow your business.
In Alberta, incorporation under the Business Corpora-
tions Act [“BCA”] is performed electronically via the Cor-
porate Registries System.
The following documents must be presented for
registration:
• Articles of Incorporation – These include key informa-
tion such as, the corporation’s name, classes, and any
maximum number of shares of the corporation, the de-
tail on each corporate director, and any restrictions on
the corporate business.
LOCAL MORTGAGE BROKER • Notice of Address– Corporation must ensure to have a
Your mortgage may be registered office in the province of Alberta, and ensure
costing you thousands that its registered office and records office are acces-
more than you need to sible during business hours.
pay! As a local mortgage • Notice of Directors– Every time directors undergo a
professional, I have helped change this document has to be created and it must be
your neighbours navigate filed within 15 days of the change.
their purchase, refinancing, • NUANS search results – An Alberta corporation name
and renewal options. consists of three elements – distinctive, descriptive,
and legal. Once a corporate name is selected, it is im-
portant to retrieve an Alberta NUANS report, in order to
Contact anita for a Quote
ensure that there is no other corporation with an identi-
403-771-8771 • anita@anitamortgage.ca
cal name or a name that is too similar to your proposed
corporation name. Unlike business names, identically
named corporations are not allowed.
If you have any additional inquiries regarding any of the
topics or if you have ideas for future topics, please feel free
Licensed by Verico Avenue Financial Real Estate Solutions.
to email me at stevedimik@hotmail.com.
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February Is Heart Month Preventing Scalds and Burns
Do you know the signs and symptoms of a heart attack
and what to do if someone experiences these? Know-
ing, may make the difference between life and death.
Recognizing and responding immediately to the warn-
ing signs of a potential heart attack may significantly
improve survival and recovery. February is Heart Month:
take the time to be heart safe and learn how you can
reduce your risk.
Common signs of a heart attack
(Any, or all, of these signs and symptoms may occur)
• Chest discomfort described as simply a mild pressure
up to a ‘crushing’ pain; may also be ‘squeezing’ or a
Scalds are the second leading cause of all burn injuries.
‘heavy’ sensation;
They can happen to anyone, but children, older
• Discomfort may move to the shoulders, arm, neck, or jaw;
adults, and people with disabilities are especially at
• May include shortness of breath, sweating, or nausea
risk. Any hot liquid - bath water, hot coffee, and even
/ vomiting.
microwaved soup, can cause devastating injuries.
• Signs may vary person to person and can differ be-
tween men, women and the elderly. When you have young children in the house, consider
cooking on the back burners of the stove, have a
Heart attack Risk Factors one-metre, kid-free zone around the stove and as
• Obesity* they get older, teach them kitchen safety.
• Sedentary lifestyle*
Always turn pot handles away from the stove edge,
• Smoking*
keep appliance cords coiled and away from counter
• High cholesterol*
edges, and keep hot foods and liquids away from the
• Age / gender
table and counter edges.
• Family history
Another important safety tip is to make sure your
Speak with your doctor about how to treat your modifi- home water heaters are set to 49 degrees Celsius,
able (*) risk factors and learn to be heart safe. and anytime you are using hot water, test it first to
What to do when seconds count prevent scalds and burns.
• Call 9-1-1, immediately. Early treatment can greatly re- If you do get a burn, treat it immediately with cool
duce heart damage and be the difference between life water for three to five minutes, then cover the burn
and death; with a dry cloth, and do not use any ointments,
• Treatment starts the moment EMS arrives. Paramedics creams, or home remedies.
can provide oxygen, start an intravenous and perform
an electrocardiogram (ECG); Call 9-1-1 or see your doctor if the burn is bigger than
• Paramedics can also administer important the injured person’s palm, is on the face, major joints,
medication(s) in the early minutes of a heart attack to feet, or hands, or if the burn is caused by chemicals
lessen heart damage; or electricity. Also seek medical attention if the skin
• During transport, EMS will share information with the of the burn is white, tight, dry (leathery), or painless;
hospital so that definitive treatment can begin imme- or if the burn causes difficulty breathing.
diately upon arrival; See your doctor if the burn doesn’t start to heal in
• Take a CPR / AED course. Training is widely available two to three days.
from many reputable organizations. It’s easy and could For more fire safety tips, visit https://www.calgary.ca/
make a significant difference in the outcome of some- csps/fire/safety-tips/fire-safety-and-prevention.html.
one experiencing a heart attack.
N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 11DOLLARS & SENSE
How to Hire the Right
Business Coach
Millions of people who once worked in small busi-
nesses across the country are facing the possibility
that their employers may not need them anymore.
As the search for new job opportunities begins, many
will look to business coaches and life coaches for
guidance. Unfortunately, not all coaches have your
best interests at heart.
Watch out for coaches promising high earnings and
immediate results. BBB’s Scam Tracker reports show
that some coaches make big promises before disap-
pearing with their client’s payment. Better Business
Bureau (BBB) has received a spike in customer com-
plaints on legitimate companies who advertise high
returns on the coaching investment but fail to deliver
the mentorship promised.
Coaching is a largely unregulated business, with some Look for an expert. Regardless of their area of exper-
non-profit organizations offering accreditations to pro- tise, a good business or life coach should be a leader in
fessional coaches. You might hire an excellent coach their field. That might mean they write informative ar-
whose educational style simply isn’t the right fit for you, ticles, teach classes, or speak at conferences. This shows
or you could lose money on someone who’s not quali- they are keeping up to date with new innovations, and
fied for the job. Don’t waste your time and money by they are a respected voice in their profession.
hiring a coach that’s not right for your specific career
goals. Be sure you’re getting your money’s worth with a Your coach should be invested in you. All coaches will
knowledgeable coach. have different practices for communicating with clients,
but they should maintain open lines of communication
Here are BBB’s tips for hiring the business coach with you. In addition, your coach should be responsive
that’s right for you: to your questions and concerns from the beginning of
your relationship. If they aren’t showing a dedicated
Ask for references and verify them. Testimonials interest in your goals and expectations, they’re not the
from past clients are a useful tool that you can use to right fit for you.
ensure your coach delivers on the promises they make,
but they’re no good if you don’t verify them. Connect They challenge you to continuously grow. Your coach
with their clients. If possible, speak to them to get should teach you what you don’t know and guide you
an idea of how your potential coach helped them to through challenging decisions. They should also en-
achieve their goals. courage you to set high expectations for yourself. A
good coach will help you see what you need to do in
Ensure their experience lines up with your personal order to achieve your goals, and they will challenge you
goals. A good coach should have knowledge and ex- to push yourself even further.
perience. If you dream of owning your own cafe, then
you should seek out a coach who has experience own- Do your research before hiring a coach. Check BBB.
ing their own small business and who has helped other org to read business profiles and customer reviews. If
clients achieve similar goals. you encounter a scam, report it to BBB’s Scam Tracker.
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great service.” tion, and dealing with CRA on personal and corporate
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may be costing you thousands more than you need to water filtration, sump pumps and more! Call 403- 813-
2941 and visit our website at www.richardsplumbing.ca.
pay! As a local mortgage professional, I have helped
your neighbours navigate their purchase, refinance, and Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any pub-
renewal options. Call Anita at 403-771-8771 | anita@ lished article, report or submission reflect those of the
anitamortgage.ca | Licensed by Verico Avenue Financial author and should not be considered to reflect those
Real Estate Solutions. of Great News Media and the New Brighton Commu-
nity and/or Residents’ Association. The information con-
PLUMBING PARAMEDICS: Your community plumbing tained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is
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son or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publica-
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tion of any advertisements should not be considered an
AFFORDABLE DENTAL CARE MINUTES FROM NEW endorsement of any goods or services.
BRIGHTON: Below ADA fee guide! Direct billing OAC.
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NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community Media-
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conflict coaching service that can help you resolve
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N E W B R I G H T O N I F E B R U A R Y 2021 13Councillor, Ward 12
Shane Keating
403-268-1698 CAWard12@
calgary.ca www.shanekeating.ca
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
@CouncillorKeats
www.facebook.com/CouncillorKeating
Free Estimates 403.256.9282
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February is anything like last year, it’s going to be mighty
cold! I’d like to wish you all a happy Family Day and make
a couple of announcements. WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL FORMS OF
Supporting businesses and communities CONSTRUCTION & LANDSCAPE
Green Line is developing a Business Support Program to INCLUDING SMALLER IN-HOME PROJECTS
help businesses and communities prepare for and manage
the potential impacts of Green Line LRT construction. Bathroom & Basement Remodeling
We are committed to working with businesses and
communities in advance of construction to ensure that
Custom Decks & Fences
impacted stakeholders have the information they need Affordable Custom Landscape Plans
to be prepared for construction, and so that we can
all be better equipped to manage the impacts of LRT Stamped & Exposed Concrete
construction. Retaining Walls
Visit www.engage.calgary.ca/greenline/business-support
to learn more about the Business Support Program and to BEFORE & AFTER RENOVATION PROJECTS
provide your input.
Assessment Appeal Process Continues Until March 12
Property assessment notices were mailed out to property
and business owners in January. These assessments
provide the property value that your property taxes will
be based on. If you have concerns about your assessment,
be sure to make use of the Customer Review Period. The
BEFORE AFTER
Customer Review Period will continue until March 10,
2021. Changes to your assessment will only be considered
if an inquiry is received during this period. For more
information, please visit www.calgary.ca/assessment.
Help protect your water lines from freezing this winter
Every winter some Calgarians experience freezing service
lines, water pipes, and water outages. Some major factors
include the ground depth of water service pipes, river BEFORE AFTER
water temperature, and frost depth. Those close to the
river or in older communities tend to be at higher risk.
Find out more at www.calgary.ca/frozenpipes.
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