Volume 12 Issue 3 April 2016

Volume 12 Issue 3
April 2016
Please Recycle This Newsletter
Published by the Inglewood Community Association as a Public Service.
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Community Life
Inglewood Community Newsletter Team
McKayla Toews, Editor & Layout
editor@icacalgary.com
Advertising Manager – Liam McCart
advertising@icacalgary.com
Nik Thierry, Website & Online Media
webmaster@icacalgary.com
Newsletter Delivery Volunteers
Lonnie Starling starlinglonnie@gmail.com
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Angie Lovegrove info@icacalgary.com
Board of Directors, Liaisons and Staff as of
September 28th 2015
President
Sara Poldaas, president@icacalgary.com
Vice President
Shayne Dube, vicepresident@icacalgary.com
Secretary
Karen Bray, secretary@icacalgary.com
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Treasurer
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Mikaela McQuade, fundraising@icacalgary.com
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Katy Anderson
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idi@icacalgary.com
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Christina Bartlett
membership@icacalgary.com
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Cole Rimer, safety@icacalgary.com
Sports Director
Kevin Scott, sports@icacalgary.com
Directors at Large
David Thomas
Lonnie Starling
Angel Garant
Calgary Police Service Community Liaison
P. Pon #4609, pol4609@calgarypolice.ca
ICA Community Hall Manager
Angie Lovegrove, 403-483-6708
ICA Office
Danette Denty-Rietze, info@icacalgary.com
403-264-3835
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What’s Up At ICA Hall?
Inglewood
Community Hall
1740 – 24 Ave SE
Call the Hall: 403-264-3835
Inglewood Community Association
(ICA)
ICA Office Hours
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
9am – 3.30pm
(often open at other times too)
Phone: 403-264-3835
E-mail: info@icacalgary.com
Website: www.icacalgary.com
Twitter: @icacalgary
Facebook: Inglewood Community
Association, Calgary
ICA General Meetings
Mondays
7 – 8.30pm @ ICA Hall
Next Meeting:
April 11 th
Upcoming Meeting Dates:
May 9, June 6, July 25, Sept 12
AGM – Sept 26
2015-2016
ICA Memberships
New & Renewal Memberships are
available at the ICA Office,
at ICA General Meetings
and Special Events
Memberships renew every September
Family - $20, Individual - $10
Senior - $5 (65+)
The Inglewood Community
Association is a non-profit society and
relies heavily on volunteer help to
meet its mandate of enhancing quality
of life for Inglewood residents.
Regular Programs at
the ICA Hall
Tuesday Evenings
‘Dawg Tired’ Dog Agility Classes
April 12 – May 17
7-8pm or 8-9pm @ ICA Hall
Fun physical obstacles & mental
challenges for your dog and you!
Kim: 403-561-8265
www.dawgtired.ca
Wednesday Evenings
COOL CHOIR!
April 27 – June 29
7.30 - 9.30pm @ ICA Hall
Non-auditioned rock & pop choir for
adults of all ages and abilities.
Supportive, friendly & fun!
Jamie: 587-225-0321
www.coolchoir.com
Wednesday Evenings
**NEW** Positive Impulse Fitness
March 30 – May 25
7.30 – 8.30pm @ ICA Hall
Weekly fitness classes focusing on
strength & endurance training, using
a variety of equipment and fun
exercises for all abilities.
$80 (9wks) or $10 drop-in
www.herestowellness.ca
Friday Evenings
Open Drum Circle
Every Friday 7 - 9pm @ ICA Hall
Drum away the stress of the week!
Djembe drums provided.
No experience required. $15/adult,
$10/senior, $5/kids (supervised)
www.circlesofrhythm.com
Monday to Friday
Colonel Walker Programs
Before & After School Care
7am – 5.30pm @ ICA Hall
(Sept - June)
Including a delicious, healthy,
hot lunch program!
403-263-2151
colonelwalker.com/programs
Upcoming Events
Hall Manager:
Angie Lovegrove
Building Safe Communities
Public Meeting for Inglewood residents
concerned about crime
Tuesday, April 5
7 – 8.30pm @ ICA Hall
Find out how we can take some
positive actions together to help reduce
incidents of crime in our
neighbourhood.
More info: www.icacalgary.com
‘Kitchen Party’ Fundraiser
Saturday, April 16
7pm @ ICA Hall
Annual fundraiser for Colonel Walker
Community School Association’s
Before & After School Care program.
Live band. Food. Silent Auction. Bar.
Parents, ICA Members & invited guests.
Tickets & info: 403-263-2151
Inglewood Kids Soccer Club
April 28 – June 23
6.15 - 7pm @ ICA Hall (outdoors)
Fun soccer for 2 to 5 yr olds.
Registration deadline April 3 rd .
Please e-mail Sabina at
inglewoodkidssoccer@gmail.com
for registration form and information
Mother’s Day Fair
Saturday, April 30
10am – 4.30pm @ ICA Hall
Family-friendly event with 30 vendors
selling a variety of wares plus a clown,
face-painting & balloon animals!
Yummy food truck fare too!
River Clean Up & BBQ
Sunday, May 1
10am start
Must be registered to attend BBQ
Limited spots. Registration deadline:
April 22. Rain date: May 29
To Register, e-mail:
inglewoodrivercleanup@gmail.com
Looking for Volunteer(s) to
help coordinate items for an ICA
table at the Parade of Garage
Sales - May 28. If you’d like to help,
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Community Life
Minister Kent Hehr’s April
Newsletter
The Honourable Kent Hehr, MP
w. kenthehrmp.ca p. 403-244-1880
It has been over 100 days since I was appointed Minister of
Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence.
Each and every day I am honoured and proud to serve those
who wear—or who have worn—our nation’s uniform.
The opportunity to work with my caucus colleagues from across
Canada is rewarding, and being a strong voice for Calgary and
Alberta at the cabinet table is a tremendous privilege and
responsibility that I do not take lightly.
The Prime Minister has given me an aggressive mandate, one
that I plan to fulfill through stronger relationships with veterans
and the organizations that represent them.
During my first days, I participated in a number of Veterans’
Week activities, including Remembrance Day ceremonies in
Ottawa. This special day was humbling and concluded a week
of learning and listening. It reconfirmed my commitment to
ensuring that we get Veterans the care they need, when and
where they need it.
Within the first month, I travelled across the country to engage
with Veterans and Veterans’ organizations, and held my first
Veterans’ Stakeholder Summit in Ottawa in December. Next, I
travelled to Poland and Ukraine to meet our Canadian Armed
Forces troops during the holidays and to thank them for their
service on behalf of all Canadians.
Veterans will once again be able to access services in offices
closed in recent years. And, we have already re-hired more than
175 front-line staff to provide more support to Veterans across
Canada.
I know that times are tough for Alberta and Canada. In the first
100 days as a government, we have quickly begun work on key
campaign promises that I believe will make a real difference in
the lives of Canadians.
We have already reduced taxes to the middle class. This will put
more money in to 9 out of every 10 Canadian pockets.
We have implemented a consultation process for pipeline
projects that allows for industry, communities, first nations
and people who are concerned about the environment to take
part. I truly believe we are on a path to build public trust in our
approach so that we can move forward in a thoughtful manner
that will see success for our industry in the long run.
The Prime Minister confirmed that $700 million in Infrastructure
funds would start flowing to Alberta in the weeks ahead. Those
investments in projects identified by our Provincial partners
and their municipal partners will create thousands of jobs and
generate economic benefits for our great province.
My first 100 days have been exciting and I look forward to
achieving much more in the future. My door, and my mind,
will always remain open to the input and ideas of Canadians.
We were elected on a mandate of real change, and part of that
real change is a commitment to evidence based decisions and
consultation with all of you.
President’s Report
By Sara Poldaas
Plans are well underway to replace the playground at the ICA
Community Hall. The Playground Committee has been working
with both Parks Services and the Parks Foundation to secure additional
funding and compile our wish-list. We expect to release
a Request for Proposals by the end of March and have a preferred
design chosen by mid-April. Installing the new playground
using volunteer labour means more money to spend on equipment,
so if you’re able to help us install, please let us know!
Project Managers for both the 12 Street Bridge and Zoo Flood
Mitigation Projects attended our General Meeting on March 7
to listen to concerns and answer questions about the impact of
both initiatives on our community. If you weren’t able to attend,
you can read the (draft) minutes from that meeting on the ICA
website, here: http://www.icacalgary.com/meeting-minutes/
We’d like to express our sincere thanks to Katherine Hikita and
Vivin Thomas for their continued willingness to meet with us as
these projects progress.
Finally, a focused effort to get the cob oven in working order in
accordance with fire, health and safety guidelines has resulted in
plans to fire it up for community-sponsored events this spring. A
huge thanks goes to Shayne Dube, our ICA VP, Angie Lovegrove,
ICA Hall Manager and Mieka West, Cob Oven volunteer, who
have been driving this project in the last stages!
As always, if you have any questions, comments or would like
more information, please don’t hesitate to contact us at
info@icacalgary.com
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Community Life
Parking Update
Submitted by David Thomas, ICA B oard
Director-at-Large
Here’s an update on parking issues at present. As was reported
at the general meeting of the ICA, the City and the Calgary
Parking Authority (CPA) are proceeding with “angled parking”
pilot projects. These will be implemented on 11th St between 8th
Avenue and 11th Avenue (to where it joins 12th St). Additionally
there will be pilots on 13th Street and 14th Street, between 9th
and 8th Avenues. Some final details are still being worked out,
and these will soon be discussed with us.
We asked the CPA what the duration of the project will be, and
how it will be assessed, and have been told that “We’re thinking
that the duration of the project will be until the end of Q2 2017,
that should give us enough time to collect several seasons worth
of data to determine how the changes are working. With that
being said, if there’s something that clearly isn’t working we’re
not hesitant to remove it right away. We won’t need to wait until
the end of the project to remove anything that isn’t agreeable.”
Our CPA contact person also noted that they are “still ironing out
a few of the final details for assessment of the pilot, but we’ll
be looking at occupancy data and doing visual inspections of the
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impacts.” She also added, and this is important, that “As well
we’d really appreciate it if you keep the lines of communication
open with us and let us know how it is living with the changes
and what you’re hearing from residents.”
In terms of other parking issues, the future of the Rouge
parking lot is still being discussed within the larger context
of bridge and road construction. There have been concerns
expressed about the parking change process that led to the
changes on 10th by the Lantern Church, and we are trying to
makes sure that any future proposed changes are sent to the
ICA Board for information. This process is run by the City and
the residents who live on the affected street/avenue, but there
may be occasions when the Board can ask a key question, or
point out something that may have been overlooked, and it
simply will keep the Board up to date. The contact person at
the City who initiates and supervises parking rule changes of
this type is Minh Huynh (Minh.Huynh@Calgary.ca;). His office
handles requests for changes in the rules being applied and the
signage needed if things are changed.
Last but not least, we continue to be aware of the impact of
new buildings and the parking needs of their residents and
tenants on the community. LJ Robertson and her committee
are wrestling with this on a monthly basis, and we are trying
to ensure that we work closely with the City, the CPA, and the
BRZ, on a coordinated approach.
Sports Director’s Report
Submitted by Kevin Scott, ICA Sports Director
First, I would just like to thank all of our wonderful and
hard-working volunteers for making another memorable
season on our rink! You all truly make a huge difference to the
community! Now that the ice is gone we gearing up for the
warmer weather activities!
KIDS SOCCER
Kids soccer (ages 2-5) will be running Thursday evenings
(6:15pm – 7pm) from April 28th to June 23rd. The cost is $20
(includes a team t-shirt) with a current ICA Membership. Please
contact inglewoodkidssoccer@gmail.com for registration,
more information or if you would be interested in volunteering.
You can contact info@icacalgary.com to purchase/renew your
membership.
CITY OF CALGARY MOBILE SKATE PARK
Inglewood has been selected to host a City of Calgary Mobile
Skate Park at our rink! The park will be open from Aug. 27th to
Sept. 8th, 7 days a week and 8 Hours each day.
I am always looking for more ways to keep Inglewood active
and engaged, so if you have any ideas that you think would be
great for the community, send me an email!
sports@icacalgary.com
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By Aditya Banerjee, IDI Chair, idi@icacalgary.com
The IDI met with City planners on March 1 to begin a dialogue
around a land use plan for the Inglewood/Ramsay Green Line
station. We brought up five main themes that the community
has identified as priorities to discuss in further depth:
Parks and open space, including recreation and natural areas.
Urban design and heritage preservation, to ensure new
development is sensitive to existing heritage structures.
A 9th Avenue urban design strategy and further information
on streetscaping, traffic and parking strategies.
Policy support, to help the IDI know about all of the policy
documents and tools available for planning.
Input into an amendment to the Area Redevelopment Plan
and the enforcement of planning standards.
We also discussed financial tools that may be used to
fund future growth and public improvements such as Tax
Increment Financing, Density Bonusing, and Off-site Levies.
These options are being currently reviewed by The City’s
growth strategies group for all established neighbourhoods
in Calgary.
The Green Line team recognizes that the community has been
“over-engaged” in recent years on a number of projects and
will look to test some of these ideas with the general public
at a future open house. A first draft of the station land use
plan will be completed by June, followed by an opportunity to
provide feedback before the final draft that will be completed
by December.
On other matters, the IDI conveyed our feedback on the
preliminary design of the 12th Street SE Bridge to the Mayor
and Councillors’ offices, along with our concerns about the
omission of design and commemorative recommendations
the community voiced through The City’s consultation
process.
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Community Life
Spring is in the Air
We are ramping up for spring and summer. Stay
tuned for our second annual Bowls n’ Bolos,
coming up in July; the date is to be confirmed.
Neighbour-To Neighbour
Make a difference in just a few hours, by helping
with small “fix-its” that can be done in a day.
We have possible garden project coming up and
could use some help.
Do You Have Skills or Equipment?
We can use your expertise of “handy” people, and
their stuff such as rototillers, carpentry expertise
and even access to raw materials.
Not an Expert?
Be a worker bee. Everyone can help! Bake some
treats, help organize, sing some songs on workday…
Here’s how it’s done.
1. Seniors put in a request for help.
2. The JLF Team assesses the project based on
difficulty, need, and volunteer base.
3. A selected group of volunteers shows up
onsite.
4. Time to share a snack & chat.
5. Feel good! Be a Hero Neighbour!
Make someone smile!
Call us with questions or comments.
587-955-6877
info@jacklongfoundation.com
Turning a Goal into a New
Behaviour
by Geoff Starling , Geoff@GrizzlyPT.com
The concept of exercise serving as an effective method to
treat a wide variety of medical conditions is not a new one.
For decades studies have linked regular physical activity to
improvements in heart disease, cancer, stroke and diabetes.
Regular activity can also reduce the risk of falling, prevent
injury, speed recovery time after surgery and heighten
immune function. We all know that we should be more
active but unfortunately, that’s typically not enough to make
it happen. The missing component is often the ‘how’ more
so than the ‘why’, especially when you are dealing with
injuries or chronic disease.
If you ask your family doctor for advice they might deliver you
a copy of the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines. The body
behind these guidelines, the Canadian Society for Exercise
Physiology, has recently updated their forms from a single
poster to a broader guidebook (www.csep.ca/en/guidelines)
which provides examples of appropriate activities for a
variety of age groups. The Alberta Primary Care Network
has also created Prescription To Get Active which can be
issued by any physician associated with the network (www.
calgaryareadocs.com). This slip provides access to most City
of Calgary recreational facilities and an increasing number
of other gyms around the city where eager staff are ready to
get you on your way to greater health.
Other resources for exercise advice include physiotherapists,
personal trainers and other qualified fitness professionals.
As with finding a family doctor who you trust with your
life, finding a trainer who you are confident will lead you
to better health can take some research. Quiz your social
network for recommendations then contact the facilities
close to your home and workplace, or the ones that lay
along your commute between the two. Most should offer an
initial consultation without any charge where you can get a
feel for their personality and approach before you commit to
any kind of ongoing relationship.
The health benefits of engaging in regular physical activity
are undeniable. Investing some time putting together a
team of qualified professionals and sound advice to guide
you through the process can lead to even greater success.
Find what works for you and stick at it, the results will soon
follow.
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Community Life
What’s
Happening in
April at Esker
Foundation
Happily, April is definitively spring, which means it’s time to get out
and about! Don’t miss Esker in your adventures in Inglewood; we have
some fantastic events planned for this month.
Are you, or someone you know, a Lifelong Learner? Defined as experienced
adults whose appetite for arts and culture cannot be quenched,
Esker is pleased host a monthly event just for you! Join us for a tour of
the current exhibitions followed by a discussion over tea, coffee, and
cookies on April 6 from 2:30-3:30pm. Register on our website or by
phone at 403-930-2490.
Join us on April 21 at 7pm for a screening of the National Film Board’s
Jack Bush. Produced in 1979, this film includes an exceptional interview
with Bush, whose own words best describe his iconic paintings,
his fascinating career, and the development of art in Canada.
On Sunday, April 24 from 2-3pm Director/Curator Naomi Potter will
lead a talk and tour of the current exhibitions In Studio and Needles
and Pins, which will explore the use colour and materials in the paintings
of Jack Bush and Colleen Heslin, as well as the affinities and connections
between them. If you’ve wondered why these two artists
were chosen to exhibit together, this is not to be missed!
And, a reminder: the Lantern Library always has superb books, comfortable
seating, and free WIFI. Open during gallery hours, it’s a wonderful
place to spend time reading, daydreaming, or socializing.
As always, admission and programing at Esker are free. Parking for
your visit is complimentary at the Atlantic Avenue Art Block. For more
information and to register for programs, visit our website at www.
eskerfoundation.com. Follow us online on Facebook, Instagram (@
eskerfoundation), or Twitter (@eskercalgary) for more updates and
programming information.
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Community Life
GOT OLD ELECTRONICS?
We’ll be in Inglewood
this month! If you
have old cell phones,
laptops or computers
to donate call us
today for a free
pickup:
403-262-4488
info@era.ca
Message from Honourable Joe Ceci, MLA Calgary-Fort
Dear friends,
I hope you have all had
a safe and comfortable
winter. It’s hard to
believe that nearly a
year has passed since I
was elected! As we
move into April, I’d like
to deliver you a
friendly reminder that
the deadline to file your individual income
taxes is April 30th, 2016. This is important
for making sure you are able to access all
of the credits and benefits you might be
eligible for. Even if you have no income to
report, it is still a good idea to file a return,
as you may be eligible for certain benefits.
As always, our office is available to assist you
with any questions or concerns you might
have. Please do not hesitate to contact us at
the numbers listed below and/or drop by
and see us during regular business hours.
You can also email us at:
Calgary.fort@assembly.ab.ca
Wishing you all a happy and prosperous
spring!
Your Constituency Office:
Suite 151, 2710 17th Avenue SE
Calgary, AB
Canada, T2A 0P6
Phone: 403-216-5454
Fax: 403-216-5455
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Inglewood’s 5th Annual
PARADE OF GARAGE SALES
SATURDAY MAY 28 TH , 2016
The 2016 Inglewood Parade of Garage Sales will be held on SATURDAY MAY 28 th from 9 am -3 pm. Hosted and
support by the Inglewood Community Association. The Parade of Garage Sales will go rain or shine.
What does your registration include?
All advertising costs for the Parade of Garage Sales: The Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Kijiji and printed maps
available throughout the community as well as on the community’s social media.
All registered homes, along with the community centre will be listed and mapped on a map of Inglewood.
Maps will be available online and handed out at various locations throughout Inglewood.
House Registrations- a Garage Sale sign with post to place in your yard. Several copies of the map for you
to give out at your sale as well as an emailed copy. Pick up these items on Thursday May 26 th , 6- 7:00 pm
@ the Skate Shack at the community centre.
TRUNK SALE- If you don’t have enough items for a garage sale at your home you can register a spot in the “TRUNK
SALE” at the Inglewood Community Hall parking lot. You will have to be in the lot by 8:30 am on the day of the sale
to set up otherwise you risk your spot being given to someone who needs the extra space. Space/tables are limited
so register early.
DEADLINE & SIGN PICK UP- Garage Sale Registrations deadline is Tuesday May 24 th Registered Homes (not Trunk
Sale registrations) can pick up signs, posts and maps on Thursday May 26 th from 6-7 pm @ the skate shack at the
community centre . When registering your home please indicate if your sale will be in your alley (garage) or out
front. If you have any questions about the sale please contact Cheryl at cheryl.myers@shaw.ca or at 403.208.8397.
There is a discount for Inglewood Community membership holders. If you would like to purchase a community
membership please go to the membership page on the website www.icacalgary.com or purchase one at the hall.
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email (for map):
ICA membership # (for membership discount)
Member Fee
$10
House Registration
Non-Member Fee
$15
Front house Back Alley Front house Back Alley
Trunk Sale Registration
Member Fee
Non-Member Fee
$5
$10
Must be in the parking lot by 8:30 am
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SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0V5. Cheques payable to the “Inglewood Community Association”,
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Inglewood Aquatic Centre
Information: 311
Program Registrations: 403-268-3800 (option 1)
1527- 17 Avenue S.E.
Effective until April 2016
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
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Lane Swim
6 - 9 am
Aquacize
9 - 10 am
Lane Swim
8 - 9 am
D.W.W.
9 - 10 am
Lane Swim (Wednesday – Friday)
6 - 9 am
Aquacize
9 - 10 am
D.W.W.
9 - 10 am
Aquacize
9 - 10 am
Lane Swim*
7:30 - 9 am
T.D.W.W.*
8 - 9 am
D.W.W.
9 - 10 am
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Lane Swim
12 - 1 pm
Lane Swim*
12 - 1 pm
T.D.W.W.*
12:05 - 12:55 pm
Public Swim (Monday to Friday)
10 -12 pm
Lane Swim
12 - 1 pm
Public Swim (Monday to Friday)
1 - 4 pm
D.W.W.
6:30 - 7:20 pm
Lane Swim*
12 - 1 pm
T.D.W.W.*
12:05 - 12:55 pm
Lane Swim
12 - 1 pm
Birthday Party
booking
available
5:30 - 9:30 pm
Swimming
Lessons
11 am - 1:15 pm
Public Swim
1:15 - 3 pm
Birthday Party
booking
available
2 - 4 pm
Family Swim
10 am - 12 pm
Birthday Party
booking
available
11 am - 1 pm
Splash Swim
1- 3 pm**
Birthday Party
booking
available
2 - 4 pm
Registered Programs
Inglewood Aquatic Centre offers registered programs for fitness,
preschool dance, summer day camps and more. Find program
listings at calgary.ca/recreation/programs.
Calgary Afterschool
Free programs for ages 9 - 12 years old.
Wednesday/Thursday 3 - 6 pm & Friday 1 - 5 pm.
Details at calgary.ca/afterschool.
* Shared pool (Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday lane swim and Tethered Deep Water Workout)
** Splash Swim: Child/Senior $1.00, Adult $2.00
Times are subject to change. Extra Swim Times can be found online at calgary.ca/pools.
D.W.W. = Deep Water Workout.
T.D.W.W. = Tethered Deep Water Workout.
2016 Admission Rates Tier 1
Preschool
Adult
(2-6)
Child/Youth
(7-17)
Senior
(65+)
Family
Drop In 6.00 1.50 3.00 3.00 13.20
10x 54.00 13.50 27.00 27.00 118.80
30x 144.00 36.00 72.00 72.00 316.80
Month 58.76 N/A 29.38 29.38 N/A
Annual 451.97 N/A 225.98 225.98 N/A
2016-0493
2016-0493 Inglewood Pool Schedule Q1 - Newsletter.FP.indd 2 2016-03-08 10:50 AM
Published by the Inglewood Community Association as a Public Service.
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Community Life
Blackfoot Girl Guides
It’s Cookie Time!!
Spring is here and that means those yummy sandwich cookies
are here. Our Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Trex and
Rangers will be selling them the first weeks in April so look for us
in your neighborhood or at a local retail location. They are only
$5.00 a box and support our many activities.
The Spark units are eagerly looking forward to spring. The
change in the season will see them keep busy with a sleep-over
at the zoo, a visit to the library, potting plants and looking for
ways to be outside and celebrate Earth Day.
The Brownie units will be selling cookies, hold Easter celebrations
and be hopping around doing clean-up in their communities for
Earth day.
The Guide units made birthday boxes for the Calgary Interfaith
Food Bank, will be learning basic first aid and many 3rd year
Guides are finishing up work on their Lady Baden Powell Award
by preparing for tent camping and organizing service projects.
The Pathfinder, Ranger & Trex units attended Alberta Girls
Parliament in Edmonton, are going to the opera, having an archery
outing, prepping for backpacking and camping.
Guiding is a great place to build new friendships and experience
new challenges. Why not give us a try!
If you have any questions regarding Guiding or registration please
call Calgary Area Girl Guides at 403-283-8348 or email at
ggcinfo@calgarygirlguides.com
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Crime & Safety Inglewood
In response to concerns about recent crime
and safety issues in Inglewood, we invite
you to attend two more community
meetings with the ICA, the Federation of
Calgary Communities and your neighbours.
We will discuss community-led crime
prevention and then develop a plan of action
together to help address identified
community issues.
‘Building Safe Communites’ meetings:
Tuesday March 22nd
7:00-8:30pm
Brainstorm ideas & solutions to
community issues
Tuesday April 5th
7:00-8:30pm
Develop a plan of action for
dealing with the issues
For more information, please email Cole ICA Safety Director at
safety@icacalgary.com
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Community Life
RIO – PANIC MAN UNVEILED!
By Emily Firmston (member)
Breaking news! The Reality is Optional Creative Kids’ Programming
crew have successfully made their own broadcast news! Check
out our YouTube channel for the amazing newscast our members
wrote, recorded, and performed. Our movie night group sparked
a revolution after watching The Trotsky, our first Canadian
film in
the history of
movie night.
The Rogue
Poets have
their eyes
on the prize
as May, and
the final
poetry slam,
approaches.
They’ve began
to write group
poems and
for training,
MJ Diva will
be coming in
to coach our
poets with
her extensive
theatrical
training.
Speaking
of MJ and
theatre, we
are extremely
excited for
DramAntics.
This spring it’s
all magic and
monsters with our Dungeons and Dragons inspired play.
Pen and Panel
debuts a new super hero: Panic Man! Saving the
world one anxiety attack at a time. Novel Writing Club presses
on in the reading of each other’s novels. The go getters in the
novel club are also 80% of the slam team, so they have proven
a bit overworked.
If you wish to join the insanity, enter a writing contest, or learn
about our RIO Calgary Public Library Pod groups, head on over
to the RIOCKP website.
www.realityisoptional.weebly.com
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Your neighbourhood
source for quality
supplements, healthy
food and friendly advice!
1419-9th Ave SE
403-460-7942
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View from City Hall
Gian-Carlo Carra, Ward 9 Alderman
If you’ve heard me speak you’ve heard my ‘Great
Neighbourhoods’ platform, the five-point plan that guides the
work I do at City Hall and in our communities every day:
1. Transforming Planning to increase vibrancy in our
neighbourhoods
2. Transforming Local Governance enabling citizens
to play meaningful roles in the evolutions of their
neighbourhoods
3. Transforming City Hall to make The City more
responsive to neighbourhood needs
4. Taking Control of our Future by establishing a Big City
Charter
5. Building a City That Pays for Itself
With the change in our City’s economy, my efforts have been
more heavily weighted towards lessening the blow for our
citizens by working to build a city that pays for itself. I have
long advocated that connecting revenue with expenses and
transforming taxation are essential. Here’s an update on some
of what I am working on, and what I have supported within the
last six months:
Supporting and voting for the Off-Site building levy. This
important vote affects future and current Calgarians, as
taxpayers will now recoup 100% of the cost to build new
communities - no longer subsidizing developers.
Supporting the 2016 budget adjustments. This lowered taxes
and provided more funding for infrastructure projects, putting
people to work and stimulating our local economy.
Diversifying our economy and supporting established and new
businesses. I am working to remove provincial and municipal
red tape, encouraging an environment that will create jobs
through commercial and residential development, and within
the service sector. I am doing this through Notice of Motions
regarding the Airport Vicinity Protection Area, commercial and
residential development along the LRT Red Line and Green Line,
and introducing zoning changes to increase opportunities for
businesses that deliver, or choose to deliver, child care services.
Reviewing the property tax assessment process. I’ve heard
primarily from flood-affected homeowners on the Elbow River
about their repeated successful appeals to the Assessment
Review Board since the 2013 flood. I am working to ensure
that the assessment process is fair and uses the best methods
to meet provincial law, while reflecting the realities faced by
property owners.
Through your calls, emails, tweets, and attendance at community
events, your voices are being heard, and I promise to keep acting
on them. Please continue to connect with me and share your
ideas on how we can emerge from this downturn even stronger.
Yours truly,
Gian-Carlo Carra
City of Calgary: Project updates - 12 Street SE Bridge replacement and Zoo Flood Mitigation
Zoo Road and pathway closures starting March 7, 2016
In order to begin construction on the Zoo Flood Mitigation Project
and the 12 Street S.E. Bridge replacement project, Zoo Road will
be closed from the west parking lot opposite the Zoo’s south
entrance to the Baines Bridge. Please see the Zoo Flood Mitigation
Project web page at calgary.ca/zoofloodproject for information on
Zoo Road and pathway closures and detour routes. Zoo Road and
pathway closures will continue until late 2017.
The 12 Street S.E. Bridge will remain open to the Zoo’s
Administration Building during construction. Please see calgary.
ca/12stbridge for updates on the 12 Street S.E. Bridge Replacement
project.
Pathways on the north and south side of the river will be closed
during construction of the bridge and the Zoo Flood Mitigation
Project. The primary intention of the pathway closures is to
maintain safety for everyone. There will be construction in the
areas of the closures and large equipment moving in and around
these spaces.
The City also needs to make sure that any impacted pathways
have appropriate detour routes in accordance with City policy and
procedures. The City’s procedure is to detour existing pedestrians
along an adjacent sidewalk and an alternate road for cyclists. The
City cannot detour pathway users along a back lane or across
grass. Pathways are multi-use facilities and the detours must be
appropriate and safe for everyone to use.
Tree Removals - north and south side of river
On the south side of the Bow River and on St. George’s Island,
trees have been removed from City land in order to construct
the bridge in its new alignment and to install the Zoo flood
barrier.
The City has minimized the number of tree removals. The
Inglewood Community Association also provided input to
further reduce the number of trees to be removed.
As is the case in all tree removal situations on City land, the
project is required to provide compensation for any trees
removed.
A dollar value is placed on the removed trees and this amount is
allocated to tree planting in the city. Trees may not be replaced
in the exact same location because the bridge and other
infrastructure will be occupying that space. Tree re-planting is
part of the landscape planning for implementation after the
bridge is complete.
There is also an extensive restoration plan for St. George’s Island,
which will be implemented when both projects are complete.
The City of Calgary is taking cuttings from the poplars removed
during reconstruction and will re-plant them.
The removed trees will be used in flood recovery projects, such
as for fish habitat and for projects in City parks.
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Community Life
Heritage Committee Update: So Long
to the St. George’s Island Bridge
By Manfred Baum
All the recent activity around the St, George’s Island Bridge (also
called the 12th St or Zoo Bridge) is bringing the stark reality that
our beloved historic bridge will soon be removed and replaced by
a modernistic one.
The bridge’s history is intertwined with three islands in the Bow
River (St. George’s, St. Andrew’s and St. Patrick’s), and Inglewood.
Between 1888 and 1895, the islands were leased to the City by
the federal government. Various attempts were made to connect
them to land by boat or ferry without much success. In 1895, on
the suggestion of William Pearce, the islands were donated to
the City for park use on a condition. The condition was to build
a bridge to connect the islands to land. This condition was met in
1908 when the St. George’s Island Bridge was completed.
The bridge is a Parker Camelback through-truss bridge which is
one of four in the City. The steel apparently came from an easternbased
Canadian company, Algoma Steel Bridge Company. In fact,
the Algoma sign was on the bridge until recently. However, new
research has discovered that some of the steel may have come
from an American company. The bridge is a single truss. Similar to
the current bridge, there was a long approach but it was primarily
made of wood. Looking at the Bow River now, one wonders
why the bridge was a single truss with a very long approach. The
simple reason was that the single truss covered the water at the
time. Land covered the area from the bank to the steel bridge.
With the development of the bridge, the islands became a popular
leisure site. One of the first major structures on St. George’s
Island was a bandstand from 1912-1949. A collection of animals
started to be kept on the island resulting in the Calgary Zoological
Society in 1929 bringing even more people over the bridge.
Changes were done over time to make the bridge better for
the increased traffic and age. In 1972/1973, the Bow River was
widened on the south bank for flood mitigation. This resulted in
the current concrete approach. About a decade ago, the bridge
was upgraded for the last time. After the 2013 flood, the historic
bridge was deemed unsafe and the City decided that it along
with the Ninth Avenue Bridge should be replaced.
The bridge will remain open for local island traffic for some of
the time while the new one is being built. By the end of December
next year, the new bridge will be open and the old one
will be removed. Sadly, none of the historic elements of the old
bridge will be added to the new one, either real or faux. There is
a continuing discussion between the community and the City on
these concerns. Hopefully, some elements will be added and the
new bridge will have a great gateway into Inglewood. I will definitely
miss the old bridge that I walked across for many years.
An integrative approach to preschool education
Second location now in Inglewood!
Kinderhouse Preschool offers
preschool and jr. kindergarten
programming combining the best of
the curricula of Montessori, Reggio
and the arts for children ages 3-5 years
of age.
Guided by caring and highly qualified
educators in a beautifully designed
classroom environment with superb
materials, Kinderhouse Preschool
offers innovative programming for
young children, teaching to the whole
child and laying a solid foundation for
success in school and in life.
Our new location will be nestled in
the heart of Inglewood in the fall of
2016! Visit us and learn more about our
approach to early education.
www.mykinderhouse.org
403-975-0103
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39 Reasons to Renew Your ICA Membership
The ICA Customer Club is just one of the perks of purchasing an Inglewood Community Association membership. Below is a list of all the great shops in the
’hood that offer you a discount when you show your valid ICA membership card. You can renew your card online at icacalgary.com/ica-membership, at the
ICA Office, monthly General Meetings or Special Events. NOTE: 2015-2016 Membership cards are now BLUE (plastic cards no longer valid) #ShopLocal
4Cats Art Studio
10% off all art supplies
http://www.4cats.com/
inglewood
Adorn Boutique
10% off regularly priced
clothing & accessories
www.adornboutique.ca
Ama Swiss
20% off all regular-priced
diamond watches and jewelry.
Free jewelry cleaning.
amaswisswatches.com
The Apothecary
10% off your total purchase
www.the-apothecary.ca
Art of Health
10% off services and retail
www.aofh.ca
Boft Fine Rugs
10% off any purchase, service
or cleaning. boftfinerugs.com
Bite Groceteria & Cafe
5% off your total purchase
biteyyc.com
The Blues Can
10% off food and beverage.
thebluescan.com
Circa Vintage Art Glass
10% off regular priced
merchandise
circa5060.ca
Cinquecento Cucina
10% off food and beverage
(excluding specials)
500cucina.com
Eye on Design
Enjoy 10% off all regularly
priced clothing and
accessories
www.eyeondesign.ca
Festival Hall
10% off CFMF presented
concerts@ Festival Hall
www.festivalhallcalgary.com
Hose and Hound Pub
10% off all food and beverage.
thehose.ca
Inglewood Beauty Bar
10% off product and services.
calgarylashes.ca
Inglewood CrossFit Kids
10% off 10 time punch pass
for Crossfit Kids classes,
contact
inglewoodcrossfitkids@gmail.
com
inglewoodcrossfitstudio.com
Junction 9 Yoga&Pilates
10% off drop in and 5 & 10
class passes
www.junction9.ca
Kane’s Harley Davidson
10% off clothing and general
merchandise, excluding sale
items.
kanesharleydavidson.com
Kane’s Harley Diner
10% off all food and
non-alcoholic beverages. 403
269-7311.
Lemonceillo Home
Save the GST on all purchases
www.lemonceillo.com
NAKA Photography
20% off headshots package
through Workstyle YYC
www.workstyleyyc.com
Midnightea Photography
10% off Family Sessions +
Wedding Collections
www.midnightea.com
Moda Consignment
10% off entire store, including
already reduced items.
www.modaconsignment.com
Moonstone Creation Native
Gallery & Gift Shop
10% off everything, excluding
consigned art.
moonstonecreation.ca
ReWorks Upcycle Shop
10% off everything in store
excluding Loll furniture.
shopreworks.ca
Goldgrass Home
10% off clothing, shoes and
housewares.
goldgrasshome.com
Robinson’s Camera Foto
Source
15% off all rentals and 20$ off
all purchases over 99$
www.robinsonscamera.ca
Sage Plus Pharmacy
Double Sage points on all
purchases.
sageplus.ca
Savour Fine Foods & Kitchen
Ware 10% off Kitchenware
(except sale items) savourfinefoods.com
Shades of Sleep
Save the GST on all purchases.
shadesofsleep.ca
Shoulder to Shoulder
Militaria and Collectibles
10% off all merchandise.
shoulder-to-shoulder.net
Smithbilt Hats
10 % off all in-stock hats.
smithbilthats.com
Silk Road Spice Merchant
Save 10 % on all spices and
merchandise.
silkroadspices.ca
Spolumbo’s Fine Foods and
Deli Wholesale prices on
sausages.
spolumbos.com
Tea Trader 10% off any
purchase.
teatrader.com.
Ty Renolds Video Services
15% off all video-to-DVD
transfers.
Uniquities
10% off everything excluding
quarried-stone and sale
merchandise. uniquities.ca
West Canadian Graphics
10% off services in digital
print center. westcanadian.
com
Willow Natural Foods
5% off everything in the store.
www.willownaturalfoods.com
Willow Park Florist
10% off all walk-in and
phone-in orders.
www.willowparkflorist.com
If you are a merchant and interested in joining the program please contact Customer Club Volunteer: David Frid e-mail: davefrid@gmail.com
Published by the Inglewood Community Association as a Public Service.
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INGLEWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
1740 24TH AVE SE CALGARY, AB T2G 1P9
PHONE: 403-264-3835 EMAIL: info@icacalgary.com
WEBSITE: www.icacalgary.com TWITTER: @ICACalgary
FACEBOOK: Inglewood Community Association, Calgary
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
The cost of a membership to the Inglewood Community Association is only $20 for a family, $10 for an
individual and $5 for a senior citizen. Memberships renew every September.
A membership offers you:
a vote on community issues (resident members only)
a way to support the Inglewood Community Association
the opportunity to demonstrate to City Hall that you care about our historic and dynamic
inner city neighbourhood
discounts at participating Inglewood Merchants (Customer Club)
15% Inglewood Community Hall rental discount (resident members only)
discounts on selected community programs and events
To purchase a membership:
1. Fill out the form (online or hard copy)
2. Send or drop off payment:
mail a cheque (1740 – 24 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 1P9)
take payment and form to ICA Office (address above)
drop payment (cheque) and form in mail slot @ ICA Hall (after hours)
at the monthly ICA General Meetings (come at 6.30pm, meetings start at 7pm)
at the ICA Annual General Meeting (Sept 28 @ ICA Hall)
at Special Events (e.g. purchase an Early Bird Membership at SunFest on August 1 st )
- Make cheques payable to “Inglewood Community Association”
- If paying by mail, your membership card will be mailed to you
- ICA Office Hours: 9am – 3.30pm (Mon, Wed, Fri) and many other times – call first.
You will need to show your valid membership card if you wish to vote at the monthly ICA General Meetings.
Remember to bring your card with you! If you are purchasing a brand new membership, it must have been
valid for 30 days before you are eligible to vote. Associate members cannot vote at ICA Meetings.
The 2015/16 Community General Meetings are on the following Mondays at the ICA Hall at 7:00pm.
Please come at 6.30pm to renew your membership.
2015: Sept 14, AGM on Sept 28 (vote for Board of Directors), Oct 19, Nov 9 & Dec 7
2016: Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 7, Apr 11, May 9, Jun 6
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING A MEMBERSHIP WITH INGLEWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION!
Please follow us on social media and/or check your monthly ICA Newsletter for community discounts and
opportunities to get involved. Purchasing this membership supports your neighbours, your neighbourhood
and your local merchants!

INGLEWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
1740 - 24TH AVE SE, CALGARY, AB T2G 1P9
PHONE: 403-264-3835 EMAIL: info@icacalgary.com
WEBSITE: www.icacalgary.com TWITTER: @ICACalgary
FACEBOOK: Inglewood Community Association, Calgary
MEMBERSHIP FORM 2015–2016
Please return completed form to the Inglewood Community Hall.
Memberships renew in September every year.
DATE: _____________________
MEMBERSHIP #: ________________
Type of Membership: ❒ Individual $10 ❒ Family $20 ❒ Senior $5
Card Type: ❒ NEW ❒ RENEWAL Payment Type: ❒ CASH ❒ CHEQUE #_______
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ADDRESS:
POSTAL CODE:
HOME PHONE:
ALT PHONE:
EMAIL:
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❒ YES ❒ NO ❒ ALREADY RECEIVING
If this is a Family Membership, please add your family members:
SPOUSE'S FIRST & LAST NAME:
CHILDREN:
AGE:
Are any family members willing to volunteer for any of the following: (Check all that apply)
❒Board Member ❒ Marketing/Communications ❒ River Clean Up
❒ Volunteer Coordination ❒ Bingos ❒ Hall Maintenance
❒ Newsletter Delivery ❒ Newsletter Collation ❒ Special Events
❒ Casinos ❒ Rink Maintenance ❒ Rink Concession
❒ Membership Sales ❒ Miscellaneous Projects ❒ Other (please specify)
_____________________
Thank you for purchasing a membership with the Inglewood Community Association!
Follow us on social media or check the ICA Newsletter for community discounts and other ways to get involved.
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