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CARDIO/BARRE FUSION CLASS Meet your Cambrian Heights neighbours online for this NEW morning class,

sure to be the highlight of your week! Join Fearless Leader Lorene for this low impact fusion of cardio dance, Pilates, strength training, and ballet. Improve your

strength, balance, flexibility, mobility, and posture. Shoes, bare feet, or yoga socks. Chair, Yoga mat, towel, and light weights (or soup cans, etc.) required.

Drop in: CHCA Members $8, Non-members $10

*Month to month: CHCA Members $30, Non-members $40

Need more information? Join Cambrian Heights Facebook page or

email Lorene at [email protected]

Zoom link provided at registration. *Assumes 4 weeks, expires 30/31st

FOUR WAYS FOR NEIGHBORS TO STAY CURRENT AND CONNECTED:Website: www.cambrianheightscommunity.com

Private Facebook Group: Cambrian Heights Community.

Email: sign up for community news - go to website, home page, lower right corner.

Newsletter: delivered to your home every month.

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Monday, 6pm: Body Lift (low impact, FUNctional

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This class will help you de-stress from your crazy day. Stay connected with your Cambrian Heights neighbours this fall with online fitness classes. Have some fun as you get your body warmed up, heart pumping and muscles ready to

tackle everything your new daily reality throws your way. Re-energize with this cardio, strength and stretch format class. ALL fitness levels welcome! Yoga mat and weights

(or soup cans, etc.) required.

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Show your body some love with this low impact fusion of yoga, Pilates, strength training, and ballet. Improve your

strength, balance, flexibility, and posture. ALL fitness levels welcome! Shoes, bare feet, or yoga socks. Chair, Yoga

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NEW Fall Pricing Drop in: CHCA Members $8, Non-members $10

Best Investment *Month to month, per fitness program: CHCA Members $30, Non-members $40 *Month to month, BOTH fitness program: CHCA Members $58, Non-members $80

Need more information? Join Cambrian Heights Facebook page or email Lorene at [email protected]

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We need a resident to join the board of directors as secretary for the meetings.

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Cambrian Heights Community Association

4 N O V E M B E R 2020 I Ca l l 403-720-0762 fo r adver t i s ing oppor tun i t ies

Bylaw Article 4.8.3: The quorum for the transaction of business at any Board meeting shall be one third of the standing Directors plus two. Voting Members required for quorum is 10/3 = 3+2 = 5 members. Maximum of 18 Voting Members

Position Name Telephone Email VotePresident Daryl Connolly 403-470-5339 [email protected] Yes

Treasurer Kevin Outhet 403-835-5365 [email protected] YesRecording and Correspondence Secretary Sue Bromley 403-669-1725 [email protected] YesGardening Co-ordinator Christine Breed 403-589-0863 [email protected] YesNewsletter Co-ordinator Barb Milne 403-282-2684 [email protected] YesMembership Co-ordinator Jennifer Manns 403-282-2835 [email protected] YesDirector Planning Committee Daryl Beatty 403-554-4404 [email protected] YesPast Treasurer & Casino Sonya Hnatiw 403-852-0198 [email protected] YesDirector Jodi Dixon 403-276-4242 [email protected] YesDirector Lorna Brown 403-615-0081 [email protected] YesCommittees - Non VotingRink Co-ordinator Scott Jacobson 403-771-9755 [email protected] NoHall Manager Lora Riep 403-284-1175 CHCA_ hall@telus .net NoCommunity Recreational Co-ordinator Dru Mohler 403-476-7216 [email protected] No

Casino Chairman Sonya Hnatiw 403-852-0198 [email protected] Yes

Contact Hall Manager Lora for bookings 403.284.1175

CHCA MEETINGS: For the next community board meeting time, please refer to our website

600 Northmount Drive NW • Calgary, Alberta T2K 3J5Phone: 403-284-1175 • Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.cambrianheightscommunity.com

Cambrian Heights Community Association

CHCA MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORMCambrian Heights Resident Members enjoy:

10% Discount on Saturday Hall Rentals and Free or discounted rates to many of our sponsored events.Community Association Membership is required for most community-based sports associations.

To join or renew your membership please complete the following form or Purchase online at our website: www.cambrianheightscommunity.com.

Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________Address: _____________________________________________________ Postal Code: _____________________Phone: ____________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________________________(Personal information is used to inform members of community events only; no information is shared with other organizations or individuals other than those associated with Cambrian Heights Community Association.)

Membership Type: (Please select one only.)

CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS RESIDENTS: (voting member) Senior ($5.00) Individual ($10.00) Family ($20.00) Corporate ($50.00)

NON-CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS RESIDENTS: (non-voting member) Associate ($20.00)

Associate membership cards are not sent out unless proof of membership required:Please indicate membership purpose: McKnight Soccer Yoga

Membership term is for 1 year and is current from Jan 1 of the year purchased until Dec 31 of the same year as per the Community Association Bylaws. Return the completed form with cheque payable to the Cambrian Heights Community Association and mail or drop off at: Cambrian Heights Community Association, 600 Northmount Drive NW, Calgary AB T2K 3J5

CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGECAMBRIAN HEIGHTS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

The Community Hall opened up for rentals and the Edelweiss Preparatory School began classes Septem-ber 8. New COVID-19 protocols are in place as recom-mended by Alberta Health Services (“AHS”). The City of Calgary has also implemented the requirement for face masks in all public indoor spaces. The Community Hall has a license of occupation with the City and is thus con-sidered a public indoor space. However, private rental functions are excluded from the mask requirements although social distancing and the voluntary use of masks is encouraged. The need for Hall rental income and community social events has now to be balanced by the risks associated with the spread of the COVID-19 virus. As such strict sanitization procedures have been put in place and only all-day Saturday rentals will be ini-tially allowed due to risks associated with the Edelweiss School children.

As a new initiative in these restrictive times, the Community Association sponsored a free pumpkin patch give away on Saturday, October 3. Over 160 pumpkins were distributed to families in Cambrian Heights. Our Social Director, Jodi Dixon, organized the purchase of these pumpkins from a local farmer and enlisted volunteers such as Mary Hopkins and her twin boys, Robert and Michael, to distribute the pumpkins. At the end of the day, other volunteers agreed to distribute by individual delivery to seniors in the neighbourhood and those unable to pickup the pumpkins that day. I have included a few pictures from the event. A full catalogue may be found on our website (https://cambrianheightscommunity.com). Other online

contests helped replace our annual Halloween month end party.

Our usual Fall indoor events, such as the Halloween Party and our Fall Wine Event, have been cancelled due to safety concerns around the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual children’s Lego Contest will not be held live this year for safety reasons. We are however sponsoring an online virtual contest in November. The Event will be judged November 21. Details are included in this news-letter and on our website. Updates and reminders will be posted on our Facebook page and sent out to you via an email blast, if you are registered with the Com-munity. Registration details are provided on the web-site. We encourage all residents to register, especially in these unusual times, for updates on all Community activities and initiatives.

In the same vein, our weekly drop-in Yoga Program and our general Fitness Programs will continue to be offered online through the end of the year. Both Lorene Hughes (fitness, [email protected]) and Kyrsten Blair (yoga, [email protected]) will operate these pro-grams, gaining from their experience when COVID-19 forced this change in March. As we approach the end of 2020, we will be monitoring AHS guidelines as to plan-ning any return to actual community hall sessions.

The introductory Spanish language classes are continu-ing at the Community Hall. This entry level course runs for 12 weeks ending December 8. It is provided through Azren, the Language Nerd staff. We hope this will be the first of many such language course curriculums. Watch for information on 2021 language courses in the De-cember Community Newsletter and our website.

The beginning of November also serves as the start of a Calgary winter. This is offset by the installation of our two ice rinks behind the community hall. These rinks provide an annual winter focus for the community due to the hard work of the rink rats. Once again volunteers make this possible. If you are available to help out, please contact the team headed by Scott at [email protected] to offer some hours of worthwhile ef-fort for the kids.

The Community Association is also looking for a volunteer to undertake the job of Secretary for the 2021 year. There remains an opportunity to join the Board of Directors and learn the job from the current


Secretary and contribute to the successful running of the Cambrian Heights Community, while contributing new ideas and joining an active group of volunteers that are your neighbours. Please contact me at [email protected] for more information.

The next meeting of the Board is scheduled for De-cember 7. While these meetings normally take place at the Georgina Thomson City building on 14 Street and Northmount Drive, recent City guidelines have restrict-ed that buildings use and for the near term all Board meetings will be held at the Community Hall. These meetings occur at 6:30 pm,, and residents are normally welcome to attend. At this point we are not encourag-ing community residents to attend due to health safety concerns. If you do wish to bring some issue forward to the Board, please contact [email protected] in advance of any meeting. Should you wish to attend the Board meeting, please follow the COVID safety pro-tocols posted on the Hall entrance and on the website.

Stay Safe.

Daryl Connolly, President CHCA

November 21, 2020

Theme: Wonders of our WorldThis year’s Lego contest has gone digital. You still get a chance to be creative and share your awesome Lego creations, but in a new way. Participates will email their photos and descriptions to [email protected] by 11 am on November 21, 2020. Raffle prizes and winners will be announced on our community Facebook page and website by 5:00 pm on November 22.

Age categories are:3 to 5-year-olds6 to 8-year-old9 to 11-year-old 12 to 14-year-old15+ year-old

Official Contest Rules:1. Entries are to be original designs. Not from a kit or by following instructions.2. Names must be on all entries.3. All entries must include a description that states what they created and how it represents the theme.4. Judges decisions are final.5. All entries must be constructed at home and pho-tos emailed to [email protected]. Winners will be announced for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.7. Each entry equals 1 into the Lego raffle contest. Prize pick up will be in Cambrian Heights to be ar-ranged by the organizer.8. Lego-like pieces are acceptable.9. All children from any community are welcome. Raffle prizes must be picked up in Cambrian Heights.10. Limit of one entry per person.

Cambrian Digital Lego Contest

Cambrian Heights Residents:

Continue to make this possible for your family this winter!

Volunteer to help the Rink Rats!

For information, call Scott at 403-771-9755.


Rosemont Community WebsiteStay in Contact with Rosemont athttp://www.rosemontcommunity.comKeep in touch with what’s going on in Rosemont by checking out the Rosemont Community website. We will keep you informed in any goings-on in the Com-munity along with notices of upcoming events. Check it out and stay in tune with Rosemont!

Rental InformationRental rates are changing. Please see our website for updated rates.

are held monthly and are open to anyone in the community who wishes to attendContact Kris Olsen to have items put on the agendaPh: 403-284-5506 E: [email protected]

Rosemont Community Association Meetings

Rosemont Community AssociationPO Box 75007, #9, 728 Northmount Drive NW,Calgary, Alberta, T2K 6J8Ph: 403-289-6533 • [email protected]

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident Kris OlsenVice-President Mathew GuilhermeTreasurer Mel GallantSecretary VACANTHall agent Jacquie BrennanNewsletter Coordinator Kris OlsenDevelopment Committee Colin WhitePrograms Coordinator Jean BlackstockIce rink Coordinators Kurt Westergard Bud EdgarOther Board Members at Large: Diane Myers, Jean BlackstockAll inquiries can be sent to [email protected]

Rosemont has two membership options. Both options cover all members of a household:• Rosemont Resident Membership: FREE• Associate Membership (live outside Rosemont): $20

1. Email us at [email protected] with the info below OR2. Complete this form and mail to PO Box 75007, 9-728 Northmount Drive NW T2K6J.

Name(s): ___________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________ Postal Code: ________________________

Email(s): ____________________________________________________________________________________

Only include email addresses if you want to receive email updates.

For mailed-in associate memberships, please make cheques payable to the Rosemont Community Association. If you are emailing us for an associate membership, we will contact to you arrange payment.

Please note: Membership term is for 1 year from September 1 to August 31. Membership is required for most community-based sports associations. Members also receive 10% discount on hall rentals.

ROSEMONT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2020-2021


ROSEMONT PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

I hope everyone is doing okay in these crazy times. My heart goes out to all the parents who are balanc-ing school kids and the homework pressures. With all of our activities moving indoors due to the end of our beautiful autumn, everyone has to remain vigilant in helping to prevent the spread of this horrible virus. Un-fortunately, all of our Community events continue to be cancelled, except for the upcoming Rosemont Annual General Meeting on Thursday, November 19 at 7:00 pm.

This year’s format will obviously be different. We will be offering a mixture of in person and online formats. The Hall will be set up for physically distancing, with a mini-mum of 2 meters between folks. Masks will be manda-tory. We will also be providing a simulcast using Zoom that folks can view from their homes. We will need peo-ple interested in the virtual meeting to please register in advance so please RSVP at RosemontCommunity.com/AGM. I encourage everyone to please help us out on this event. We will keep the format and length short. All reports will be available a week before the meeting, on our Community website. We are looking to have reports from our MLA Jeremy Nixon, our City Councillor Sean Chu, and an introduction from our new Rosemont Prin-cipal Michelle Chastko. We’ll have a police report and various Community reports. Please plan on attending this very important event.

We really need a new secretary. This position takes up approximately 3 hours per month, mainly to record minutes from our monthly meetings, which usually last a couple of hours. We need this position filled to contin-ue forward into the new year. Once again, if you could spare your community a few hours a month, please con-tact us at [email protected].

Remembrance Day marks the beginning of a new sea-son of the best outdoor ice in Calgary. Kurt and his group of ice guys will start as soon as we get some snow in mid-November. Anyone interested in helping out can come down to the rinks Monday and Thursday nights around 7:00 pm. We start by making a frozen base, which usually requires going to the rink every night for the first couple of weeks until we get the good ice established. This is all weather dependent, but look for signs of life around the rinks and come out and help us make the best outdoor ice in Calgary! Also, another benefit of joining the Rosemont ice guys is that will be

able to sample some of Matthew G’s special Ice Guy Pale Ale, made from Rosemont estate-grown hops (AKA his backyard); should be outstanding.

On some housekeeping news, our friends at the City are looking at helping us create a better pathway from the parking lot to the south side of the Hall. With the pav-ing of the parking lot, any runoff from the lot flows west down the slope onto the skating rink. En route, it turns the main pathway to the south side of the Hall into a slushy, mucky mess. Hopefully, with a little help from our friends, we can fix this permanently in the spring.

Once again, the Executive from Rosemont would really appreciate your participation in this year’s AGM. And a reminder, we have made memberships for Rosemont residents free again this year. To get your membership, please visit RosemontCommunity.com/membership.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission reflect those of the author and should not be considered to reflect those of Great News Media and the Cambrian Heights and Rosemont Community and/or Residents’ Associations. The information contained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is not war-ranted to be so.

Great News Media and the Cambrian Heights and Rosemont Community and/or Residents’ Associations do not endorse any person or persons ad-vertising in this newsletter. Publication of any advertisements should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services.


Dear Ward 4 Residents,When driving during the winter season, be sure to plan for long trips carefully, listen to the radio or television for the latest weather forecasts, and monitor road conditions. If poor weather is forecast-ed, drive only if necessary.

Prepare your vehicle for winter:Have the following checked on your vehicle prior to the winter season:

Safety tips for your vehicle during the winter season:• Keep your gas tank full• Install good winter tires• Have your emergency car kit updated for the winter season

What to include in your emergency car kit:

Visit calgary.ca/getready for more emergency preparedness tips.The Guidebook for Great Communities (Guidebook) is a tool that helps plan communities where people can live, regardless of their stage of life, income, or age. When your community undergoes a Local Area Plan (LAP), which determines what type of development goes where, you will use the Guidebook to help with that exercise. Through engaging with citi-zens and stakeholders, it’s a key tool used by City planners to plan a community’s future. Furthermore, a community’s LAP can be cus-tomized so future growth respects a community’s unique identity, conditions, and environments. It makes sure our neighbourhoods can continue to grow and be more vibrant over time. The Guidebook also supports Calgary in our new economy. Our city is one of the most attractive places to live in Canada and even the world. We want to make sure our great city remains attractive with our citizens and for people moving here in the future. Having great communities in which to live also helps to attract business and in-vestment to our city. When our communities are attractive and thriving, so is Calgary.

Explore:• calgary.ca/guidebook• Share your community stories at engage.calgary.ca/guidebook• calgary.ca/lapReport a streetlight outage accurately using The City’s Streetlight Outage reporting map calgary.ca/streetlights. This map allows you to accurately report streetlight outages, and even receive updates on repairs using your myID account.

• Antifreeze levels• Battery and ignition system• Brakes• Exhaust system• Fuel and air filters• Heater and defroster

• Lights• Oil• Thermostat• Windshield wiper equipment

and washer fluid level

• First aid kit• Jumper cables• Flares or reflective triangles• Ice scraper• Car cell phone charger• Sand or kitty litter for better

tire traction• Non-perishable food • Blankets, hats, gloves, scarves • Small shovel • Face covering/mask• Hand sanitizer or soap

Councillor, Ward 4 Sean Chu 403-268-3727 [email protected]

www.calgary.ca/ward4 www.seanchu.ca

by Elisabeth Fayt

Last March, I was on the chairlift at Panorama Ski Resort, and as I stared out at the majestic snow-peaked moun-tain, I reflected on my fast-paced life. Despite many at-tempts to “slow down”, I realized it was going to take a change, so I made an internal cry for help.

The next day on the hill, I experienced a full-body col-lision with another skier, resulting in a fractured rib. It wasn’t long before I remembered my divine plea. Even through the pain with every breath, I couldn’t help but smile at the irony. A week later, Covid hit Calgary.

I think the Universe hit me twice, to make sure I wouldn’t resort back to my old ways. This is what happens when we don’t listen. We’re forced with the opportunity to make a change. Although it may be uncomfortable, it’s always a good thing in the end.

Perhaps the whole world has been given the same les-son; to stop and smell the coffee, to stop and listen to your child, to stop and tell your spouse you love him or her, to stop and tell your Creator “thank you”.

I’m sure each one of us has a Covid story to tell, about how it changed our lives. I have a few. So here is one of mine: every day during Covid, I would see droves of peo-ple outside my window walking their dogs. I thought to myself, “what a wonderful way to slow down”. A pet gets you out for a walk. A pet requests your undivided atten-tion. A pet shows you unconditional love.

So my family agreed to my request for a puppy, which took 6 months to arrive. And as of two weeks ago, I now have a West Highland Terrier puppy at home. He is teaching me patience (through potty training), but best of all, he is teaching me to slow down. With slow walks around the block (versus my usual power walk), where together, we stop and smell the trees.

Thank you, Universe, for the greatest gift I could have ever asked for.

Stop and Smell the Trees

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SNOW REMOVAL, CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & LANDSCAPING: Snow removal starting at $130. Christmas light installation, window cleaning, or gutter cleaning, $99. Pressure washing starting at $99. Conditions apply. BBB member. 4.2 Google star rating. Call 403-265-4769. YardBustersLandscaping.com.

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THE CONTRACTOR YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR: 15 great years of business in this community. Reach all your trades with one simple call. Y.E.S. Contracting is Your Easy Solution. Knowledgeable and reliable, licensed, regis-tered, and insured. Call Carl at 403-671-4714 or email [email protected]. For electrical projects, call David Roy’s Electric at 403-399-6452.

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Hello Calgary-Klein,

This month, we take a moment to pause and remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so that we can have the freedoms we enjoy today. This Remembrance Day will look different from previous years. We will not be able to gather in large groups due to COVID, but we will still be able to remember, and we must do so.

I am honoured to have two Legions in the riding of Calgary-Klein: the Chapelhow branch and the Jubilee branch. Both of these locations do amazing work in supporting the Veterans who gave so much for our country.

Alberta has made major contributions to Canada’s fighting forces. During World War I, seven of the 16 battalions came from Western Canada. Canada’s military continues to hold a strong presence around the world, helping to secure peace and democracy. Today, Alberta is home to six military bases, including the largest in the commonwealth – CFB Suffield.

For those men and women who have sacrificed so much, I am reminded that we live in one of the freest jurisdictions in the world. For this I am thankful for the service of the men and women who have sacrificed so much.

As we reflect and honour our veterans, I encourage you to donate to the Calgary Veterans Food Bank. So many groups have been affected this year by COVID-19, your donation is needed now more than ever.

In the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, no matter where you are, take a moment and pause. To those who served, lost their lives, and to those who continue to stand guard: we will remember.

Lest we forget.

JeremyConstituency Office ____________________________________________

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