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OFFICIAL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER OF EVERGREEN AND EVERGREEN ESTATESBULLETIN

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DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 7,300 HOUSEHOLDSSEPTEMBER 2020

BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETYPAGE 10

K-12 SCHOOL RE-ENTRY PLANPAGE 11

“MOTHER NATURE’S MOODS”WINNING PHOTO BY

SHANTHI SELVARAJ. CONGRATS!

BIG THANKS TO MARI’S BRIDAL

ALTERATION AND SEWING FOR DONATING

THIS MONTH’S PRIZE!

Starting October 1, remember to tag your extra garbage bagsHave an extra bag of garbage that won’t fit in your City black cart? Be sure to buy a garbage tag. The cost is $3 per tag.Where to buy tagsYou can purchase tags at participating convenience and grocery stores around Calgary or online. See the full list at calgary.ca/garbagetag

How to use garbage tags• Fill your black cart first.• Place your extra garbage in a bag and wrap a tag around the knot on top of the bag.• On collection day, set the bag 0.5 metres (2 feet) from your black cart.

Help reduce garbageWe encourage everyone to look at what they’re buying and throwing away to find ways to reduce waste. Sorting materials correctly helps maximize the use of all three carts (blue, green, black).

Learn more at calgary.ca/garbagetag

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If you are interested in a vacant position, please email [email protected]

CECA BOARD CONTACTS:EXECUTIVEPresident Mohamd Sltan [email protected] President Paul Bushell [email protected] Belinda Ball [email protected] Aaron So [email protected] Adam Frisch [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER COMMITTEEMembership Director Jim Himer [email protected] Director Omid Samadian [email protected]

FUNDING COMMITTEEFundraising & Grants Director VACANT [email protected] Director VACANTCasino Director VACANT

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEENewsletter Editor Olga Osi [email protected] Media Caryn Salageanu www.facebook.com/mycecaWebmaster Tina Baker [email protected] Director Tim Rosenquist [email protected]

TRAFFIC AND SAFETY COMMITTEETraffic Director Paul Bushell [email protected] Director VACANT [email protected]

RECREATION AND EVENTS COMMITTEERecreation Director Ethan Longinotti [email protected] Director Ahmad Sltan [email protected] Rink Director Jodine Williams [email protected] Rink Director Darren Bailey [email protected] Director Sherrisa Celis [email protected]

PLANNING COMMITTEEInventory Manager VACANTDevelopment Darren Bailey DirectorCommunity Permits Adetoun Osuntogun [email protected]

LIAISONS TO CECACouncillor Ward 13 Diane Colley-Urquart www.councillordiane.caNeighbourhood Richard Lam [email protected] Coordinator – City of Calgary

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Hello Evergreen Residents!

Hope every one of you is having a fantastic summer and all had the chance to enjoy the wonderful weather with families and friends. A huge thank you to all for collab-orating in efforts to keep our community healthy and safe. Please continue to practice the typical measures to control and minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Please remember to wear masks, keep the social distance, wash your hands often, use hand sanitizer, and stay home and self-quarantine if you have flu or flu like symptoms like headache, fever, etc. Below is a summary of our team’s activities:

Events: Our Events and Recreation team is working hard on finding ways to run modified programs due to the COVID-19 issue. Please visit our website, www. myceca.ca, and our Facebook page for details and updates.

Board Monthly Meetings: Still taking place on the first Thursday of the month via Google Hangout. If you would like to join us in one of the virtual meetings, please feel free to contact us to send you the invite.

Volunteering: We are always looking for new volun-teers either on the Board or occasionally helping us in running our programs and events. Please email our Vol-unteer Director at [email protected] if you would like information on how to become a board member or help us in one of our events.

Membership: A friendly reminder to purchase or renew your memberships as proceeds from membership sales help CECA in running programs and events for you and your families.

Contact Us: If you have any questions, concerns, or sug-gestions, please contact us anytime using our Facebook page, or email me directly at [email protected].

Thank you again!

Mohamd Sltan, President, (CECA)

Editorial Deadline!Please submit all newsletter content to the CECA

by the 5th of the month! (E.g. January 5th for February newsletters.) All submissions can be sent to [email protected].

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CECA TRAFFIC AND SAFETY REPORT

Please slow down, drive safely and watch out for each other!

COMMUNITY TRAFFICSchool is back is session! Or partially, due to the pandemic.Lots of work continues to be done to modify the traffic around the schools. You can help by having your children, if they are old enough and you feel comfortable, get to school on their own. This will help alleviate some of the traffic congestion around the schools. I believe Marshall Springs will be starting a program with “Ever Active” this year. If you drive, please be careful and watch out for kids. Do not park where the buses go. Also, arrive early to avoid congestion and do not stop in the middle of the road to let your kids out. September is the month the police will make the most rounds. There may be less traffic as school time may be modified as we adjust to the pandemic.

Speeding and Traffic CalmingSlow down! We are still having a problem with speeding in Evergreen as people shortcut through to 37th St. Be aware of this. We are continuing to work on traffic calm-ing to help with slowing traffic. I will be looking at what we can do to slow traffic at our playground zones.

ParkingIf you have a big truck and/or trailer, please be aware how close you park to corners and road bends. This can cause serious visibility problems for traffic. To report a traffic violation, if you think someone is parked too close or is causing a safety concern, or facing the wrong way, please contact 311 who can put you in touch with Cal-gary Parking Authority.

COMMUNITY SAFETYWatch out for each other!We are each other’s eyes! See something suspicious? Call the non-emergency number 403-266-1234 to re-port it.

Flex DeliveryDo you need to have stuff delivered but are worried about having it left on your doorstep? See about hav-ing Flex Delivery set up with Canada Post. You can then have your eBay, Amazon, Best Buy, or any other online purchase delivered right to the Evergreen post office. Check out www.canadapost.ca/flexdelivery. Don’t let the porch trolls get your package!

Unlocked doorsKeep your doors locked. Don’t be paranoid, but be vigi-lant. The CPS promotes the 9 pm lock down quite a bit. At 9 pm lock everything down before you go to bed. A good habit to get into.

Once again, if you witness any traffic issues on an ongoing basis, please take the time to both report it to me at [email protected] and also via the Traf-fic Service Request directly to the police. This can be done at http://www.calgary.ca/cps/Pages/Traffic/ Traffic-Service-Requests.aspx.

Please report road and sign issues to 311. This can be done by calling 311, or online at http://www.calgary.ca/CS/CSC/Pages/311.aspx or at the app website http://spot311.calgary.ca

If you have any traffic questions or concerns, or wish to comment on anything I have written here, you can email me at [email protected].

Thanks,

Paul Bushell, Traffic Director


A community association membership is an excellent gift for the whole family! Get a Calgary Evergreen Community Association membership and these are the benefits that your family will enjoy for the whole year!

Member Discounts: Our commun-ity partners provide discounts to CECA members. Check out the CECA Members Only section in this newsletter or online under Member Benefits.

Cardel Rec South also extends discounts for community association members for partner communities.

Events: Calgary Evergreen Community Association organizes and sponsor the following annual events and programs: Winter Festival, Easter Egg Hunt, Parade of Garage Sales, Community Clean Up, Member-Only Movie Screening, Christ-mas Lights Contest, seniors’ events and

programs, kids’ programs, and commun-ity engagement opportunities.

Join or renew your membership at http://www.myceca.ca or complete the form below and mail along with a cheque for $20 payable to “Calgary Evergreen Com-munity Association”: PO Box 24007 RPO Evergreen, Calgary, Alberta, T2Y 0J9.

All this and more, for only $20 per year for the whole immediate family! Annual membership expires at the end of the month one year from the when it was purchased.

Join Us Today! Calgary Evergreen Community Associa-tion (CECA) is actively involved in current and future development for the commun-ity. This includes developing the Ever-green Community Park (1150 Everridge Dr. SW), community land use, playgrounds and the community outdoor ice rink.

We also advocate for the commun-ity on concerns of traffic, safety, and awareness.

Join today and help us plan future com-munity amenities that would benefit ALL EVERGREEN residents. Possible amenities may include permanent ice rink, com-munity centre, rink house, outdoor stage, natural playground, community garden, and park landscaping.

The Calgary Evergreen Community As-sociation is different than the Evergreen Residents Association. Visit the ever-greenresidents.ca website to learn more and see if your home is within their boundary. If you are, their $100 member-ship is mandatory and is affixed to the title of your property. That fee only goes toward some garden maintenance and landscaping and does not come to the community association.

To purchase a membership in your Community Association, please fill in this form, attach a cheque for $20.00 made payable to Calgary Evergreen Community Association awnd mail to: P.O. Box 24007 RPO Evergreen, Calgary, AB T2Y 0J9

Household Information (Held in confidence):

Last Name: ______________________ First Name: ________________________________________________

Spouse/Partner First/Last Name: _______________________________________________________________

Residential Address: _________________________________________________________________________

Postal Code: _____________________ Contact Phone Telephone: ___________________________________

E-mail Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

E-mail address is especially important if you want to receive CECA communications. Your email address will be added to our low-volume mailing list. You may choose to opt-out of the list at any time.

Please mark (a) your choice as a volunteer:

Board of Directors member Don’t know, ask me! Membership Campaign canvasser Special Events

Payment ($20.00): Cash:___________________Cheque #

CECA Privacy Policy: All information is strictly confidential.

Online payment by credit card or PayPal™ is available at www.myceca.ca/membership.

MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION FORM

CECA MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION FORM


Disclaimer: Published articles, reports or submissions reflect the opinions of the author and should not be considered to reflect the opinions of Great News Media (GNM) and Shawnee Evergreen (SECA) and Calgary Evergreen Community Associations (CECA). The information contained in this magazine is believed to be accurate but is not warranted to be so. GNM, SECA and CECA do not endorse any person(s) advertising in this newsletter. Advertisements are not an endorsement of any goods or services.

Our cat Rose:

My name is Rose, I’m a 2-year-old blue cream/ tort DSH and I live in Evergreen. I escaped while mom was let-ting my dog brother outside. My family is very worried about me and wants me home. Please call or text 403-701-7517 if you have seen me.

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Essential numbers for seniors in Calgary

19-0002791

403-SENIORS (403-736-4677) The Way In

Information, advice and help accessing programs and benefits for older adults.

403-266-HELP (403-266-4357) Distress Centre and SeniorConnect (24-Hour)

Crisis support and urgent social work response (including if you are concerned about a senior at risk in the community).

403-943-1500Access Mental Health

Non-urgent advice on navigating the addiction and mental health system.

403-705-3250Elder Abuse Resource Line (24-Hour)

Confidential information and support, or to report a suspected case of elder abuse.

9-1-1 Emergency (24-Hour)

For EMERGENCY medical, fire and police response.

Call the non-emergency police line at 403-266-1234 to report an incident that is not an emergency.

8-1-1 Health Link (24-Hour)

Health advice (including dementia advice) from a registered nurse.

3-1-1 City of Calgary (24-Hour)

Information on all City of Calgary services.www.calgary.ca

2-1-1 Community Resources (24-Hour)

Information and referrals for community and social services.

www.ab.211.ca

Telephone language interpretation service available on all lines.


Essential numbers for seniors in Calgary

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403-SENIORS (403-736-4677) The Way In

Information, advice and help accessing programs and benefits for older adults.

403-266-HELP (403-266-4357) Distress Centre and SeniorConnect (24-Hour)

Crisis support and urgent social work response (including if you are concerned about a senior at risk in the community).

403-943-1500Access Mental Health

Non-urgent advice on navigating the addiction and mental health system.

403-705-3250Elder Abuse Resource Line (24-Hour)

Confidential information and support, or to report a suspected case of elder abuse.

9-1-1 Emergency (24-Hour)

For EMERGENCY medical, fire and police response.

Call the non-emergency police line at 403-266-1234 to report an incident that is not an emergency.

8-1-1 Health Link (24-Hour)

Health advice (including dementia advice) from a registered nurse.

3-1-1 City of Calgary (24-Hour)

Information on all City of Calgary services.www.calgary.ca

2-1-1 Community Resources (24-Hour)

Information and referrals for community and social services.

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The Calgary Evergreen Community Association does not guarantee the service, or the products offered by the aforementioned businesses.

*CECA Membership Card required for discounts.

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During the COVID-19 emergency, we are continuing to provide lawn care

Sun Country Farms – coupon found at www.myceca.ca

Cardel Rec South – 10% discount Raintech Irrigation Ltd. – 10% discount

The CECA Board has been able to negotiate hundreds of dollars’ worth of service for Calgary Evergreen Community Association members only.

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Please submit our Colouring Page by the 8th of the month to [email protected] to have a chance to win!

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Please acknowledge that submissions may be displayed on our social media, website, and in our newsletter.

Congratulations to Shruthi H., 6, the winner of the August coloring contest.

Thanks to Lauren Eresman, a local children’s book writer, for sponsoring the prize, her beautiful picture book “The Cherry on Top”!


Normally, September is when excited youngsters hurry back to school to reconnect with friends and begin to plot new and exciting ways to avoid homework. But, we know that September 2020 will be different.

The coronavirus pandemic has been a part of our day-to-day lives for nearly six months and has changed our habits and routines. Albertans have done an admirable job listening to the advice from public health officials and have worked together to reduce the spread of COVID-19, protecting our most vulnerable and ensuring our healthcare system was not overwhelmed.

Alberta’s Education Minister, Adrianna LaGrange, has worked closely with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, as well as Alberta Health, school boards, and superintendents to develop Alberta’s back-to-school re-entry plan. We have acted with the best possible information and are committed to making sure that we make any adjustments we need to, so that we can keep kids safe.

The measures we are taking include: frequent cleaning of surfaces, introducing hand sanitizers to school and classroom entrances, grouping students in cohorts, and adjusting schedules to allow for greater physical dis-tancing. To prepare or to get more information, parents can go to alberta.ca/returntoschool.

And, while kids and teachers return to school, we know that folks still need to get back to work. That’s why we launched Alberta’s Recovery Plan. It’s a bold, ambitious plan to create more than 50,000 jobs and diversify our economy. We are building roads, bridges, schools, and other infrastructure Albertans rely on while making life better with investments that will allow our province to grow in the future.

Albertans came together at the outset of this pandemic to save lives. Now, while we move to gradually re-open our economy and our schools safely, we must continue to work together to make sure that Alberta continues to be the best place to live, work, and raise a family.

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Back-to-School SafetyAlberta Health Services EMS would like to remind parents and students about some road safety tips, as roadways become more congested, with the return of the school year. Pedestrians and motorists both have an important role to play—road safety is a shared responsibility.

Motorists•Avoid talking on cell phones, texting, or any other be-

havior that diverts your attention away from driving;•Give right-of-way to pedestrians who have activated

overhead crossing lights, or who are waiting to cross from a street corner;•Remember, it is illegal to pass vehicles—other than

those that are parked—in school zones or playground zones, during posted hours.

Around school buses•Flashing amber lights mean a bus is slowing down to

stop—motorists should do likewise; •No matter which direction you are coming from, STOP,

when approaching a school bus with activated flash-ing red lights—unless the bus is on the opposite side of a divided highway from you;•Driver courtesy goes a long way. By simply being alert

and cautious when approaching a school bus, you are contributing to school bus safety.

Pedestrians•Cross only at marked crosswalks, or street corners that

have clear visibility from all directions; •Make eye contact with all drivers before crossing the

street, and keep distractions to a minimum;•When activating overhead crossing lights, pause be-

fore stepping off the curb to ensure motorists in both directions have come to a complete stop;•Stay within the crosswalk lines;•Obey pedestrian lights at intersections. Cross the

street only when you see the ‘walk’ sign and only when all cars have come to a complete stop;•If you are with young children or pets, hold your child’s

hand firmly and keep a solid grip on leashes when crossing; •Remember: children learn by observing. By dem-

onstrating safe crossing habits, you can reduce the chances of your child being involved in a preventable auto/pedestrian collision.


K To 12 School Re-EntriesGuidance and plans for students to start the 2020-21 school year.

Students across Alberta will return to class for the 2020/21 school year under Scenario 1: In-class learning with enhanced health and safety measures.

Effective August 4, school health measures include mandatory masks for Grade 4 to 12 students and staff where physical distancing cannot be maintained.

The school re-entry plan (2020-21 school year) allows schools and parents to prepare for learning while put-ting student and staff safety first.

The plan offers guidance on a wide range of operational issues including:•masks•hygieneandhealthrequirements•studentlearning•transportation•diplomaexams•mentalhealthandpsychologicalsupportsforstudents

and staff

Parents, students and school staff must review the self-screening questionnaire each day before going to a school building. Visitors must also use this question-naire to determine if they may enter a school.

For more info, including “The 2020/21 Parent Guide”, “Guidance documents” and the “Self-screening ques-tionnaire”, please follow this link: https://www.alberta.ca/k-to-12-school-re-entry-2020-21-school-year.aspx.

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SECA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

We are thinking of you and your families during this difficult time. Though the pandemic has been emo-tionally challenging, our sidewalks and pathways have been busier than ever before, and some of your gardens are looking especially nicely manicured. COVID-19 has caused SECA to take time off from programs, events, our 2020 membership drive, and even our communications, but we plan to re-set and come back strong.

We invite residents to join in our vision of creating a more neighbourly community. To take this vision from a good idea to reality takes volunteers. The contributions of our volunteers on our boards and committees helps to cre-ate a warm and friendly community where people feel connected and safe. We have a ways to go but that’s the type of community where I want to live. How about you?

You may have noticed an interruption in our communi-cations recently. It all comes down to too few people be-ing responsible for too many tasks. On their own these tasks are not onerous but when they pile up onto just a few individuals, it can be difficult to keep up.

Become a SECA volunteer! We have openings on the Board of Directors and on committees. Or, if you would prefer to volunteer for specific tasks, volunteers with basic social media skills, writing for our newsletters, use of Mailchimp, or website management, to name a few, would be warmly welcomed. We’re also looking for a person to help us to adopt G Suite for Non-profits which will make our volunteer work more efficient.

SECA’s Annual General Meeting will be online, Sep-tember 29, at 7:00 pm. We invite all residents to attend online to hear our reports and to join in the discussion. It’s your opportunity to provide feedback to the Board. We are recruiting for a variety of Board of Directors roles (Secretary, Vice President, Directors at Large). Please email [email protected] or call Lynn at 403-606-2406 to discuss how your skills and interests could fit. If you would like to attend the online AGM, please email at the above address to receive the login informa-tion. Watch for reports and agendas on our website and via our e-newsletters.

Membership revenue funds our operational costs, many of which did not stop when the pan-demic hit. Thanks to those who, despite the inter-

ruption in our events and programs, continued to support SECA by purchasing a membership. Please consider joining at Shawnee-evergreen.ca/ membership for $20 anytime. Your support is appreciated!

Progress has been achieved! Thanks to the action of SECA and engaged residents we have enjoyed some successes recently. (1) – The City has promised to take action to resolve the pre-COVID parking issues on 6 Street SW, though no signs have appeared yet. (2) – Our letter writing campaign resulted in a City Council zon-ing decision that means there will be no auto-oriented development (gas station) on the Graywood Develop-ments land at James McKevitt Drive and Shawnee Street. (3) – Many potholes were filled on Shawnee Drive. When we work together, we can make things happen!

SECA Plays is looking forward to reconnecting with families. Our Play Specialists are keen to start offering programs again with COVID precautions in place. We would like to hear from parents. Are you looking for outdoor programs through the fall and winter? (1) – Loose parts play (3 to 10 years). (2) – Families in Nature with Urban Wild (2 to 6 years). (3) – Survival Skills with Rediscover Play (9 to 12 years). Let us know at play@ shawneeevergreen.ca. Thanks.

Cardel Homes reminds SECA area residents that other than completed and opened areas, Shawnee Park remains an active, privately owned, construction site with all the hazards that entails. For safety reasons, public access is strictly prohibited (including landscape buffer areas) and residents should observe all construction signage and respect the private property. For all development related inquiries please contact Brett O’Reilly, Project Manager, Cardel Homes at [email protected].

We can serve you best when we are connected! Receive our electronic newsletters by emailing [email protected], and like our Facebook page, @ShawneeEvergreenYYC. Our Board meetings are open, though we appreciate knowing if you plan to at-tend so that we can manage our agenda.

The Board of Directors is always interested in your feed-back, and we hope to see you at our AGM.

Lynn Jobe, [email protected]


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JUNK TO THE DUMP / ODD JOBS: Safety starts with a clean and clutter free environment. Disposal of any household unwants. Reno clean-ups. Move in/out gar-bage removal. Disposal/recycling of appliances/elec-tronics. Reno moves. Very prompt service, best prices and satisfaction always guaranteed! We load. Senior discount. Please call Sanil for your free estimate at 403-616-2758.

FAULTY ALARM SYSTEM? Is your security system going haywire or not working at all? It doesn’t matter how old, who manufactured it or who installed it – if your alarm needs some TLC or a complete overhaul, we’ve got the expertise and experience you need. Dynovac Plus Security: 403-262-1980.

PAINTING: Our mission is to provide the best quality, clean, and on time service. A team with more than 25 years of painting experience, with over 2,000 homes painted. We do all kinds of interior and exterior painting, staining, refinishing kitchen cabinets, ceiling painting, and other kinds of spraying. Please call Eric at 587-893-0326. www.elementpaintinginc.ca. Thank you.

HUNTER’S HEATING AND COOLING: Woodbine-based Red Seal journeyman committed to honest, quality work and fair pricing. Top quality Lennox air condition-ers and furnaces. We also install tank-less water heaters, garage heaters and more. Payment plans available. For a free quote and trustworthy advice, call Breck at 403-969-2735 or visit www.huntersheating.com.

THE GUTTER DOCTOR! Eavestrough repairs, cleaning, and replacements. Fascia, soffit, cladding, roofs, and sid-ing. For over 17 years and 30,000 projects we have done the job right – and it’s always guaranteed! Full liability insurance and WCB. A+ rated BBB member. Calgary’s top award winner! www.gutterdoctor.ca, 403-714-0711.

BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS


BASEMENT WINDOWS R-US: New or larger window openings – includes complete install. Digging, concrete cutting, material/dirt hauled away. Member of the BBB. Call 403-201-0317 or cell 403-660-0612.

KITCHEN CABINETS REFINISHED: Thirty opening kitchen refinished for about $1350.00. Espresso colour for about $3500.00. Get the orange out of your honey oak kitchen. Water damage and grime repaired. Envi-ronmentally friendly alternative to tearing out cabinets. Not Just Paint Finishing and Handyman Services. Call Doug for free estimate/consult. 403-671-0324.

ENHANCED LIVING FOR OLDER ADULTS AT THE NEW WESTVIEW IN GLAMORGAN: Meet new people and enjoy chef-inspired dining, housekeeping and ac-tive programs in this renovated community by Silvera. Studios from $2,700. One-bedrooms from $3,500. Two-bedrooms from $4,500. Learning, hobby, horticultural and fitness rooms. Secure your suite now! Call Terry at 403-604-0340, or email [email protected].

For business classified ad rates call Great News Media at 403-720-0762 or [email protected]

SECA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President VACANTVice President Lynn JobeSecretary Rose-Lyne McCallTreasurer Maigul WickhamDirector of Development Norm RousseauDirector at Large John RaichDirector at Large Ajay KhanolkarDirector at Large Zeinab El KadyDirector at Large Lydia ScratchDirector at Large Yogesh DuaDirector at Large VACANTgeneral email [email protected] Plays email [email protected]

OFFICERS:Send e-mail to [email protected]

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We support your desire to lead a full, active and healthy life with independent and assisted living and our revolutionary United Minds (memory care) options. Rental and life lease available. At United, we are transforming the experience of aging.

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Space for Living


Macleo

d Trail

Stoney Trail / 22x

Fish Creek Park

Canyon Meadows Dr


We support your desire to lead a full, active and healthy life with independent and assisted living and our revolutionary United Minds (memory care) options. Rental and life lease available.

At United, we are transforming the experience of aging.

www.UnitedActiveLiving.com Follow us on 51 Providence Blvd SE Calgary p. 587-481-7907 United Active Living Fish Creek

Book a free, no obligation tour today.




Space for Living


Macleo

d Trail

Stoney Trail / 22x

Fish Creek Park

Canyon Meadows Dr


We support your desire to lead a full, active and healthy life with independent and assisted living and our revolutionary United Minds (memory care) options. Rental and life lease available. At United, we are transforming the experience of aging.

www.UnitedActiveLiving.com Follow us on 51 Providence Blvd SE Calgary p. 587-481-7907 United Active Living Fish Creek

Book a free, no obligation tour today.




Space for Living


Macleo

d Trail

Stoney Trail / 22x

Fish Creek Park

Canyon Meadows Dr

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