Upcoming Events
Spring Watercolour Class: Alberta Wild Rose
Spring Watercolour Class: Alberta Wild Rose
Date & Time: May 2, 1-3 PM
RSVP: JennaAnandArtworks@gmail.com
Cost: $30 per person, includes all materials
Description: Get ready for spring with some fluid florals. In this class you'll learn how to make a beautiful Wild Rose art card. Make your own unique Mother's Day card or enjoy taking the class with friends or family.
Parade of Garage Sales
Join our Parade of Garage Sales encompassing Strathcona, Christie, and Aspen. You’ll host your own garage sale, and we’ll help you advertise it.
We will include your address on a Google map listing all participating homes and post the map on our website, through adverting channels and provide paper maps at the SCA CA on Saturday morning. We advertise on boulevard signs, social media and local newspapers drawing shoppers from across the city.
You will host your own garage sale; keep all the money you make and deal with any unsold items. You can register on our website or call the office at 403-249-1138. Participation is free with your $20 SCA CA membership.
To Register: https://scacalgary.getcommunal.com/parent_programs?open=true&sort=recommended
Purchase an SCA CA Membership: https://scacalgary.getcommunal.com/memberships
Mountain Magic Paint Night
Join us for a fun and relaxing Paint Night - whether you're coming with a partner or on your own, everyone is welcome to create, sip, and enjoy a great evening together! You will have plenty of guidance as you learn simple techniques to create your own everlasting masterpiece. All supplies are included and everyone will leave with a colorful canvas.
Cash bar and free snacks provided.
Space is limited. This event is adults only.
SCA CA Members $25.00. Non-members $35.00.
REGISTER ONLINE: Mountain Magic Paint Night - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
To purchase or renew your membership click here. Available Memberships - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
SCA CA Recycle Day (Community Clean Up)
Date: Saturday, May 23, 2026
Time: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (Last car must be in line up at 12:45pm)
Location: 277 Strathcona Drive SW
We are partnering with the City of Calgary to host a Community Clean Up helping residents dispose of items that don’t fit in the black cart supporting a cleaner, safer city.
All Calgarians are welcome at any community cleanup, regardless of where they live. If you can’t make the event in your own neighborhood, you can drop off items at another cleanup locations.
Items will be limited to one vehicle load per family. No trailers or U-Hauls will be permitted.
Free for everyone but there is a fee for paper shredding for non-SCA CA members.
NO COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED
If your items cannot be accepted, you must take them back with you. No blue cart recycling (including carboard) will be on site.
For items we accept see below.
This year we are incorporating a Spring Drive to Support the Calgary Food Bank. Along with canned goods they need personal hygiene items, baby supplies, pet food and birthday party items. See full wish list Donate Food, Our Wish List | Calgary Food Bank
Volunteers will be needed to help unload vehicles and to direct traffic. If you can help, please sign up at https://scacalgary.getcommunal.com/member/volunteer-opportunities/765 or contact the SCA office either by email at info@scacalgary.ca or by phone at 403-249-1138.
Thank you for helping our community!
The following recyclers will be at our event:
· Electronics Recycling by Techno Trash – TVs, computers, printers/copy machines
· Paper Shredding by EnviroShred: Free for SCA CA Members; $20 fee for non-members.
· Solid waste/rubbish trucks from City of Calgary *Limit one vehicle load per family* Please stay behind the designated coned area.
· The Cerebral Palsy Association – Clothing and small household items
· Scrap Metal Disposal by Recon Metal (they are also accepting car batteries)
· Bottle donation in support of Girl Guides
· Flames Sports Bank – See full list of equipment they will take at Equipment Donation | Flames Sports Bank
· Calgary Food Bank will be there to receive donations – See their wish list at Donate Food, Our Wish List | Calgary Food Bank
WHAT WE ACCEPT
NO bikes are being accepted at this time. The Alberta (Calgary) Bike Swap is Saturday, May 2rd at the City Centre Parkade. For more information visit Alberta Bike Swap Calgary | Safe Bike Swap
CITY OF CALGARY WASTE TRUCKS ACCEPT:
· Furniture (desks, chairs, sofas)
· Toilets
· Recalled or broken recreational products
· Lumber from old fences and decks
old mattresses must be covered in plastic for any volunteer assistance
WHAT THEY DON’T ACCEPT: (See below for more recyclers)
· Barbecues, lawnmowers
· Large appliances
· Glass (window panes, glass table tops, etc.)
· Household appliances with freon (refrigerator, freezers, AC units or water coolers)
· Microwaves
· Liquids (cooking oil)
· Household hazardous waste (propane tanks, fire extinguishers, paint)
· Chemicals that include automobile/cleaning/healthcare/gardening chemicals
· Railway ties
· Sod or dirt
· Car seats
· Tires
· Lithium batteries
Useful Links to the City of Calgary
Community recycling depot locations
What Goes Where? (Searchable Tool)
Seasonal yard waste cleanup options for 2025
Household hazardous waste residential drop-off program
ACCEPTED ELECTRONICS (Techno Trash):
· TV’s (LCD, CRT or Plasma)
· Computer Accessories (Monitors, mice, keyboards & speakers)
· Computer parts (Cables, Cords, fans, power supplies, Hard drives for destruction, cpu, ram chips and boards)
· Laptops, notebooks, tablets and E-readers
· Printers, Fax Machines, Copiers and Scanners; Wires and cables
· Home entertainment (VCR/DVD players, stereo equipment, cable boxes,
· Videogame consoles/accessories)
· Networking/Telecommunications Equipment (hubs, switches, routers and phones)
· Cell phones and accessories.
NOT ACCEPTED:
· Household batteries
· Large appliances; Anything with Freon (AC units or water coolers)
· Thermostats
· Smoke detectors
· Wooden speakers
· VHS tapes, DVDs or CDs
· Small household appliances (Microwaves, coffee pots, crock pots, toaster ovens, blenders or toasters)
· Household electronics (curling irons, blow dryers, lamps/ light fixtures, or vacuum cleaners
ACCEPTED METAL (Recon Metal)
Examples include:
· Recon WILL accept car batteries
· BBQs
· Metal shelves
· Metal fencing
· If you bring an old gas lawn mower it MUST be empty of gas first or it will not be accepted. Sorry, no brass items.
NOT ACCEPTED:
· Combustible or explosive materials
· Liquids
· Closed containers or cylinders of any kind (compressed gas, propane etc.)
· Dirt, debris, or waste of any kind (tires, glass, wood, dirt, concrete, asphalt or other non-metallic materials)
· Material containing asbestos
· Items containing mercury
· Radioactive material
· Barbed wire
· Break pots/chambers with loaded springs
For full list of Prohibited Items
scrap_acceptance_policy_feb_15_2017.pdf
ACCEPTED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS (Cerebral Palsy):
· Quality used clothing
· Clothing accessories
· Personal accessories
· Media
· Housewares
· Toys
NOT ACCEPTED:
· Large furniture
· Mattresses – These must go into the City Dump Trucks. Volunteers are not able to assist unless wrapped in plastic
Neighbour Day Stampede Breakfast
We invite you to join us for our annual Neighbour Day Stampede Breakfast as we celebrate our 45th anniversary!
There will be free pancakes and sausages for the first 1,600 people while listening to live music that will get your boots tapping. Bring the whole family and dive into our exciting fun zone, featuring an awesome bounce castle and other activities and entertainment for kids and adults alike. Plus, dive into our lineup of programs and discover all the amazing community opportunities waiting for you.
Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and celebrate the connections that make our three communities special. It’s the perfect way to kick off your weekend with great food, fun and your neighbors!
Volunteers are needed – can you help? We need help with the kids play area as well as helpers for setup and cleanup – great job for the strong and energetic youth in your family!
Click here to sign up:
2026 Neighbour Day Stampede Breakfast or contact the SCA office at 403-249-1138 to register.
Big thank you to our sponsors of this event:
YYC Trees: Right Tree Right Location Information Session
Join us to learn how to choose and care for the ideal tree in your yard at our tree information session.
Join us for our tree information session on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 6:30 PM at theStrathcona Christie Aspen Community Association in Calgary, AB. Learn all about selecting the perfect tree for your yard and ensuring it thrives in its location. Our experts will provide valuable tips and advice to help you make the best choices for your outdoor space. Don't miss out on this informative event!
NOTE: The four sessions offered are the same and space is limited. Please only sign up for one session.
Beyond the Barre - Expert Session - Discover the Power of Your Lymphatic System
BEYOND THE BARRE
** Expert Session **
Venue: SCA Community Association, 277 Strathcona Drive, SW
Thursday - March 26 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Discover the power of your Lymphatic System
Curious about how your body naturally heals and restores itself? Have you ever wondered what Manual Osteopathy is — or how your Lymphatic System supports immunity, detoxification, facial health, and overall wellbeing? We’re excited to welcome Kristine Karlsen one of our trusted BTB Experts for an intimate, educational, and empowering community experience. You’ll gain insight into how these systems work together and learn simple, supportive ways to care for your body from the inside out.
An educational & experiential in-person event
Discover
🌿 What you’ll experience:
A clear, approachable introduction to Manual Osteopathy.
An understanding of how your lymphatic system supports health and vitality.
A guided self facial lymphatic drainage technique you can use at home.
Time to ask questions, connect, and learn in a warm, social setting.
This is more than a workshop - it’s an invitation to slow down, tune in, and become an advocate for your own wellbeing.
💛 Investment
BTB (BEYOND) Members: $20
Non-Members: $32
Spots are limited to keep this experience personal and interactive.
Reserve your place and join us for an evening of learning, connection, and self-care.
✨ Register with us today at: hello@beyondthebarre.ca
Bloom and Blush Paint Day
Join us for a relaxed, daytime painting event inspired by the beauty of flowers and nature in bloom. Our friendly instructor will guide you step by step through creating a vibrant floral painting, making the experience easy and enjoyable for all skill levels. Bathed in natural light with calming music in the background, all materials are provided so you can focus on blending colors, exploring textures, and adding your own personal floral touches. Whether you come solo or with friends, you’ll leave with a finished flower-themed canvas.Free coffee and snacks provided. There will be non-alcoholic beverages for purchase.
Space is limited.
SCA CA Members $25.00. Non-members $35.00.
REGISTER ONLINE Bloom & Brush Paint Day - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
To purchase or renew your membership click here. Available Memberships - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
Moonlight Serenade Seniors' Dance
Doors open at 6:30
Join us for Moonlight Serenade seniors' dance featuring Calgary’s own The Plaiders. Their repertoire is impressively diverse and all crafted to get the crowd involved and moving.
Light snacks (pretzels, chips), coffee and cash bar available through the evening.
Table décor and sweet appetizer provided by Prominence Way Retirement Community.
Whether you’re dancing, chatting with friends old and new, or simply soaking in the music, the night unfolds at an easy pace - memorable, unhurried and centered on genuine connection and shared moments.
SCA CA Member price $5.00 (2 ticket limit)
REGISTER ONLINE View Program - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
Non-members price $30.00. Click here to begin your purchase/renewal."
If you do not wish to register or purchase online, please visit the SCA office during office hours M-F 10:00am-1:00pm.
Bloom & Brush Paint Night - SOLD OUT
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Please join us for our next event being offered during the daytime.
Join us for a charming flower themed painting night where couples and singles alike can unwind and create something beautiful. Just in time for Valentine’s Day - the perfect bouquet that never dies.
You will have plenty of petal-inspired guidance as you learn simple techniques to paint your own ever lasting masterpiece. Everyone will leave with a colorful canvas that makes the sweetest gift for someone you love or gift to yourself.
Cash bar and free snacks provided.
Space is limited.
This event is open to adults only.
SCA CA Members $25.00. Non-members $35.00.
REGISTERATION:
View Program - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
A Child’s Garden Preschool Open House
A Child's Garden Preschool
OPEN HOUSE Saturday February 7
10 AM to 2 PM - 403 217-5658
FREE Class Fridays! All January 2026!
https://scacalgary.getcommunal.com/parent_programs/2648 for program details and to register.
Watercolour Class: Majestic Mountains Card
Learn how to make a watercolour art card inspired from the Canadian Rockies - just in time for a special Christmas or winter greeting! Jenna Anand will teach how to make a rugged mountain using the unique process of using the edge of a credit card. Participants will then apply this in class to make their own unique handmade card. Although this lesson will be catering for adults, older teens are also welcome to join.
Cost is $30 per person, all materials are included.
RSVP to JennaAnandArtworks@gmail.com
See examples of Jenna’s art at www.JennaAnand.com
FREE A Sensory Play Morning for Little Ones
Join us for a morning of hands-on, guided sensory play designed for moms and little ones (0- 9 months). Explore through touch, sound, and movement - while parents connect, observe, and take home ideas for simple play at home.
Hosted by a Calgary-based food startup rethinking family nutrition through evidence-based, real-life solutions.
See poster to scan the QR code to reserve your free tickets: ABCpantry.com | @abc.pantry
Christmas Craft Fair
Get a head start on your holiday shopping and join us for this popular annual event!
Over 55+ vendors will participate with unique handmade gifts such as hand knit items, jewelry, Christmas ornaments, floral arrangements, paper art, food items, woodwork, soaps & lotions and much, much more!
Admission is free! A current SCA CA membership would be appreciated to help support your community association and this event.
Also included:
· Concession with food and drinks
· Bring a non-perishable food item to help support the Mayors' Food Drive. (Calgary Food Bank is looking for pasta, canned tomatoes, peanut butter, formula, and diapers size 1-6)
· Vendors appreciate cash.
· Additional vendors not required.
Moonlight Serenade Seniors' Dance
Friday, November 28, 2025
7:00pm – 10:00pm
Doors open at 6:30
Join us for Moonlight Serenade seniors' dance featuring the smooth, nostalgic sounds of Calgary’s own Silence In B’tween. Their repertoire is impressively diverse: expect everything from Swing, Foxtrots, Rumbas, Tango, Polkas, Waltzes, ChaChas, ‑TwoStep‑, and contemporary dance styles, all crafted to get the crowd involved and moving.
Light snacks (pretzels, chips), coffee and cash bar available through the evening.
Table décor and sweet appetizer provided by Prominence Way Retirement Community.
Whether you're dancing, chatting, or just soaking in the music, it's a relaxed, memorable night focused on connection and the moments in between.
SCA CA Member price $5.00 (2 ticket limit)
REGISTER ONLINE View Program - Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association
Non-members price $30.00. Click here to begin your purchase/renewal."
If you do not wish to register or purchase online, please visit the SCA office during office hours M-F 10:00am-1:00pm.
SCA Free Fridays - Nov 7, 14, 21, and 28
SCA is excited to offer Free Fridays, a wide range of complimentary classes every Friday in the month of November to encourage community engagement, wellness and lifelong learning.
These classes include Goga Play for preschoolers, Jumping Jellies for kids, Girls That Math (grade 6-8), dance classes (adult and kids), yoga and fitness classes (adult) to try for FREE.
Free Fridays is open to SCA Members of all ages and skill levels. Registration is required due to space limitations. Click here for more information and to register. https://scacalgary.getcommunal.com/parent_programs/2389
It’s a great way to try something new, meet neighbors and make the most of your Fridays – for FREE!
Class information:
From our Roots – November 28 – 3:30pm
Free! November 28 at 3:30, for you and your child (age 7-11) to attend together.
From our Roots, We Rise: An invitation to connect to your emotions and with each other through movement.
When I was young, my emotions felt too big. I didn't know what to do with them so I pushed everything down, or released them in big explosions of energy. Perhaps you've also noticed that for yourself or for your child? During my time as an educator, I've learned healthy and relational ways that have helped me. I'd like to share these with you and your child in a free class. We will practice feeling, expressing and regulating emotions together through movement, breath, and play, and we will use music, games, and reflection to integrate these strategies. Led by Amanda, BEd, educator and learner.
Yin to Gentle Flow Yoga – November 7 – 1:30pm
The class will begin with some yin style longer held poses to awaken the body and invite flexibility. We will slowly build into a gentle flow (Hatha) style class to invigorate you for the day. To close the practice, we will rest in savasana allowing this new place of ease & balance to integrate into the body and mind. This class is suitable for all levels.
Jumping Jellies - Mommy & Me Creative Movement - November 14 – 10:00am
Ages 0-4 years
This is a fun and interactive class to get the little ones moving and grooving! Taking the littles on a fun adventure, exploring a variety of different props, up-beat music, yoga, storytelling, obstacle courses and more! Jumping Jellies classes always focus on the fundamental gross motor movements in early childhood. A wonderful bonding experience for both child and parent! There’s no participant restrictions. Jumping Jellies is an inclusive program that recognizes all abilities!
SitFit + Yoga – November 14 – 3:30pm
A seated class that combines gentle Pilates, Yoga, weight and resistance training for a full body workout. Ideal for anyone who needs the comfort and/or safety of seated exercise (standing is optional). All equipment is provided in this free class. Please let the instructor know of any restrictions or joint sensitivities. Modifications will be provided.
Therapeutic Yoga for Adults 🌿 November 21 – 3:30pm
Gentle movement, mindful breathing, and deep relaxation in a supportive space.
Led by a teacher with medical education, these classes help reduce stress, improve flexibility, and restore balance.
✨ No experience needed — just bring yourself.
BEYOND THE BARRE – Embodied Energy Fitness Class (signature series)
Embodied Energy - is a transformative, low-impact experience created for women of all ages and fitness levels. With the hoop as a stabilizer, you’ll move through barre-inspired sequences that ground the body, free blocked energy, and expand your sense of balance and strength. Breath work is woven throughout — teaching you to extend, to lengthen, to exhale and let go. More than a workout, this class is set to upbeat music and is a shared journey of women moving together, supporting one another, and leaving class standing taller, lighter, and filled with unstoppable energy.
Thursdays starting in November - 2pm
Trainer: Caryn Van, Founder of Beyond the Barre
For more information: Beyond the Barre
*Class is typically done bare feet – with Barre Socks (Stabilizing Hoop provided, barre socks will be available for purchase at the start of each class)
Just be ALIVE! November 21 – 1:30pm
Learn exercises/ techniques on how to get revitalized and rejuvenate yourself on all levels (physical, emotional, and mental)
Workshop goals and objectives:
Learn exercise techniques to calm your emotions anytime and clear/sharpen your mind.
These techniques will help with healing of stress, fatigue, depression, anti-ageing and enhance productivity in your daily life!
Just be FREE! – November 28 – 1:30pm
Learn easy breathing techniques to clear the past, empower the present and unblock the future.
Workshop goals and objectives:
Heal your past and free yourself from: stress, anxieties, grief, negative habits, traumas and pain and all life blockages.
Awaken the power of the heart to increase emotional intelligence. Learn to energize and program a positive future.
•Zumbini for ages 0-3 and their caregivers. - November 7 - 9:00am
Learn, bond and grow in this upbeat, happy, magical musical environment created by Zumba and Baby First.
The Zumbini format includes balance of movement, vocal, rhythmic and instrumental parts.
We use many rhythmical instruments and props engaging in a variety of activities, singing, dancing and more, creating lots of fun for both, children and their caregivers!
• Goga Play Kids Yoga Story Adventures for ages 3-5 - November 14 - 11:00am
The original stories, characters, yoga poses, songs, music, arts and crafts, rhythmical instruments and many props, create a well rounded developmental experience for children.
Every session is a different themed adventure!
One of many reviews:
“Goga Play program is an amazing program for children’s emotional development. My 3 year old son and I have attended a few sessions together.
The sessions were engaging and educational.
Each session was unique and incorporated a variety of activities. I would highly recommend attending their programs!”
-Maria
Kings Dance November 21
For the 10-11 AM timeslot:
Hip Hop Dance for Children aged 10 to 15 years old.
Come get groovy at this open-level Hip Hop class. Make friends, get funky, and most of all – have FUN! Miss Vanessa teaches with energy and enthusiasm, to all the popular Hip Hop songs. Come get down!
Kings Dance November 21
For the 11-12 PM timeslot:
Femme Jazz Dance for Adults
Explore dance through feminine movement to the sassy and sultry hits through the decades. Miss Vanessa wishes to impart confidence, body-positivity, and most importantly, having FUN through movement. Bringing a community of women together is simply another benefit of taking this inspiring dance class!
Girls That Math (November 14 – 2:30 to 3:15pm)
Girls That Math is a small-group program (8 students max) for girls in Grades 5-8. GTM is the antidote to math drudgery: creative, hands-on and (dare we say) fun! In just a matter of weeks, your daughter will strengthen her foundational math skills and build confidence, in math and beyond. Contact Erin to sign up today! is a small-group program (8 students max) for girls in Grades 5-8. GTM is the antidote to math drudgery: creative, hands-on and (dare we say) fun! In just a matter of weeks, your daughter will strengthen her foundational math skills and build confidence, in math and beyond. Contact Erin to sign up today!
The Great Pumpkin Carnival
Step right up to The Great Pumpkin Carnival, a festive night of carnival games and activities for the whole family.
There will be pumpkins, prizes and of course candy! Food trucks will be available on site. The first 150 members receive a FREE hotdog and pop. Everyone is encouraged to come dressed in their favourite Halloween costume to be part of the fun!
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
This event is FREE to SCA Members and their families. The cost for non-members is $20.00. Click here to buy/renewal membership.
We need volunteers! If you are able to help click here: The Great Pumpkin Carnival
Big thank you to our sponsors! See below.
More information:
· Carnival Games: Test your skills at our classic carnival booths! Try your luck at the Circus, Bullseye, Ring the Rhino and more! Every game offers a chance to win goodies. Compostable bags and candy have been generous donated by Calgary Co-op and Sobeys.
· Pumpkin Giveaway: There will be FREE pumpkins to take home generously provided by Woods Automotive Group, Big 4 and Taza Park Volkswagen (https://www.tazaparkvw.com) - you can carve it, paint it, or just decorate your doorstep. Supplies are limited.
· Food Trucks and Free Hotdogs: Rolling Munchies and Mini Donut food trucks will be onsite. SCA will provide the first 150 members with a free hotdog and pop.
· Face Painting: Happy Faces by Marnie will transform little faces just for the occasion.
· Balloon Sculptures: Watch in amazement as Hamet the Clown twists and turns colorful balloons into a creation each child can take home.
· Crafts: Dragonfly Art will help kids create Halloween themed decorations to take home. There is something for every little artist.
Gather your friends and family and celebrate the season with us at The Great Pumpkin Carnival!
See you there.
Thanksgiving Flower Basket Workshop
Join us for a cozy, creative class making your own fall flower basket.
Cost - $65.00
Register by October 6; bring a friend and get a 10% discount.
For more information email Tatiana.rozak@gmail.com
To Register: https://forms.gle/SwFkiXCTZk4r3sJ18
Charitable Clothing Swap
Swap high-quality fashion, connect with others, and support a great cause!
✨ How It Works ✨
🌿 Clean out your closet. Choose your best pieces that you no longer wear but are still in great condition — the kind of items you’d happily gift to a friend.
👜 Check in at the Reception. When you arrive, hand over your items at the reception table. Each piece will be inspected, and you’ll receive a ticket for every item that meets our quality standard. We’ll then hang or display the clothing by category for others to “shop.”
👗 Fresh finds all day. New pieces will continue to arrive throughout the event, so the selection keeps changing. Stay as long as you like!
☕ Enjoy the community vibe. Sip some refreshments, browse the racks, and connect with like-minded people who love fashion and sustainability.
✅ Do Bring
1 to 10 items of men’s or women’s clothing in good, clean condition.
Any season, any brand, all sizes shoes, accessories, hats, bags, jewelry.
School uniforms are welcome
❌ Don’t Bring
More than 10 items
Clothing that is damaged, ripped, stained, or excessively worn/peeling
Undergarments, swimsuits, bathing suits, nightwear/pajamas
Kid’s clothing (except school uniforms)
Shirts with promotional logos, Flip flops
✨ Anything left at the end of the event will be donated to local thrift stores.We’ll be accepting clothing for all seasons, making this a safe, fun, and inclusive swap for everyone.
Please share this event with your friends and family to help promote sustainable fashion. We can’t wait to see you there!
Ward 6 Debate - Waffles For Ward 6
Ward 6, it’s time to put your questions to the candidates vying to represent us for the next four years! Jointly hosted by three neighbouring community associations, Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association, West Springs/Cougar Ridge Community Association and the Coach Hill / Patterson Heights, this friendly debate with a yummy twist!
Many family debates take place at the kitchen table, and in that spirit, we’re putting our candidates’ culinary skills to the test! Each candidate is invited to bring waffles, homemade or purchased in Ward 6, that we get to sample and vote on in a blind taste test! We’ll see if your tastebuds match your political tastes and maybe you will cast a vote for someone you would never have imagined voting for! The candidate whose waffles receive the most votes is declared the waffle winner and gets bragging rights until the election But it’s not all just fun and waffles. We are also looking forward to an honest, in-depth discussion about the issues that are most important to residents of Ward 6. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions of all the candidates*.
Food is a powerful tool for helping bring families and communities together, so let’s meet at the table and learn more about the people behind the issues in this municipal election.
Candidates:
Inam Teja www.inamteja.ca
John Pantazopoulos www.john4ward6.ca
Joanne Birce www.joannebirce.ca
DETAILS:
When: Sunday September 21st
Time: 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Where: SCA Community Hall
Address: 277 Strathcona Dr SW
We ask that attendees behave respectfully. Heckling, shouting, and foul language will not be tolerated. Signs are not allowed inside or outside the hall..
*Questions must be submitted in writing at the onset of the event and via email ahead of time. It is possible that not all questions will be read depending on time available. Please submit your questions to secretary@chph.ca with the subject line WARD 6 DEBATE
REGISTER HERE:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/waffles-for-ward-6-candidates-debate-tickets-1685938991909
Fire Safety Workshop (Presented by CCIS)
Thank you to our sponsors.
Details
Date: August 27
Time: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Venue
SCA CA Community Centre
277 Strathcona Dr SW
Calgary, AB T3H 2A4 Canada
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Phone: 403-249-1138
SCA CA & City of Calgary Electronic Road Show
Save the Date. More information to follow.
Edward Jones Investments – Four Pillars to Thriving in Retirement
Details
Date: August 14
Time: 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Venue
SCA CA Community Centre
277 Strathcona Dr SW
Calgary, AB T3H 2A4 Canada
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Phone: 403-249-1138
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