News Archive
Reporting Suspicious Properties
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) is a unit of the Alberta Sheriffs that helps keep communities safe by dealing with problem properties that are being used for specific illegal activity such as:
- drug trafficking
- prostitution
- child exploitation
- gang-related crime
Visit their web site or click to view their brochure.
Abandoned Shopping Carts
Have you noticed an abandoned shopping cart as you walk around the community? Help us keep our community tidy by reporting shopping carts that need to be returned home.
- London Drugs: 780-944-4522 and ask for Manager on Duty
- Safeway: 780-990-4153, leave message with exact address
- Shopper’s Drug Mart: 780-487-9636 and ask to speak to a supervisor
- No Frills: email amy03415@loblaws.ca [that is amy with a zero following]. You can try calling
780-487-6508, but that number is not answered unless someone is in the store office.
EPCOR Drainage Community Task Force
The Task Force met for the final time on Dec. 12, as all the planned work in our community has been completed. We wish to thank the staff from City of Edmonton, EPCOR, the team facilitator, Councillor Knack and all the community volunteers who put in many hours over the last three years in meetings, consultations, collecting and reporting community concerns and in review of communications.
Adult Sports Leagues
Beginning in January 2019, the Intramural Sports program at the University of Alberta is launching new Foote Field 5's Leagues - Football, Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee and Touch Rugby - in the Dome at Foote Field at the University of Alberta's South Campus. These leagues are open to everyone! As a part of the UofA's Campus & Community Recreation department, the Intramural Sports program is focused on providing recreation programming for folks on campus and throughout the Edmonton community. More information on getting involved is available at I'm not a University of Alberta student. How can I play?
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NEW BENCHMARK FOR AMOUNT PAID FOR WEST JASPER PLACE TEAR DOWN
Last winter a private sale for a house on a corner 50 X 150 foot residential lot in West Jasper Place sold for $322,500. The house is in very good condition but was purchased by a developer to tear down for infill. Reminder: Asking $300,000 for a tear down on a 50 X 150 foot lot is fair. A corner lot should command a higher price. Demand has started to increase with the approved West LRT.