News Archive
Play Rangers at the Green Shack
Up for an adventure? Join the Play Rangers as we venture around our community trying to find everything on a scavenger hunt.
Play Rangers is an extension of the summer Green Shack Program that is happening at our community playground beside the Hall, on Saturday, Nov. 6 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. The theme will be Community walk and scavenger hunt . Please bring:
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Closed Toe Shoes
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Dressed for the weather
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Water
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Snacks
Annual General Meeting
Join us on October 25th, from 7 - 8pm on Zoom (unless provincial guidelines change) as we review our board, financials, and look to the future of our Community League.
All are welcome, voting on motions is reserved for members though! More details to come for registration.
Click to register for Zoom meeting.
Big Bin Event
Visit our Big Bin Event for your opportunity to dispose of household items that are too large for regular collection - at no charge!
Drop offs at the Community League Building can be made between 1 and 6pm on Saturday, Oct.. 2 and Sunday Oct. 3.
We cannot accept the following items. These should be taken to an City of Edmonton EcoStation:
- commercial waste
- hazardous waste materials
- tires
- paint cans or any other combustible materials placed in the bin ( gas cans, propane tanks )
- Fridges or freezers not drained of Freon
Recyclable items such as appliances, scrap metal, computers and electronics should be taken to a City of Edmonton EcoStation for recycling.
Last Bark in the Park
On September 26, 2021, bring your dogs out at 9am to enjoy some coffee and time for the dogs to play in the rink before it closes at the end of the month.
We would love to hear your feedback on the Dog Rink Pilot Project as well so we can plan for an even better off leash area for 2022.
Tennis Courts Now Open
The tennis courts are now open for use during daylight hours. Enter by the basketball court's gate. The following Alberta Health recommendations for Outdoor Fitness, Sport & Recreation Activities must be followed:
- Outdoor team sports and group activities where 2 metres of physical distancing cannot be maintained between members of different households at all times are prohibited.
- Outdoor group physical activity must be limited to 10 people or less.
- Alberta Health recommends keeping the activities to members of the same household.
- Members of different households must maintain 2 meters of physical distancing at all times.
- More than 10 people may use an outdoor recreation amenity at the same time (for example, park) as long as physical distancing is maintained between households.
- A person attending an outdoor League amenity for the purposes of observing (for example: a parent watching their child play soccer) must maintain a minimum physical distance of 2 metres from any other spectators outside of their household.