Take an adventure through the rugged outback of your neighborhood. You will meet new and fun challenges and develop summer survival skills like shelter building, outdoor cooking and teamwork. Be creative to help your team maneuver around road blocks and explore detours. We’ll even take our adventure off site on a field trip!
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Inglewood Community League (ICL) had another pub night on April 12. This time our host was the Sherbrooke Pub at 118 Avenue and St. Albert Trail.
About 60 people came out to meet their neighbours and share some drinks—our best attendanc
e to date. ICL picked up the tab for the appetizers and door prizes. Some people took to the pool table. And our local stars Bernie and Marek again shared their pipes on the Karaoke machine.
The ICL currently hosts pub nights every three months. Stay tuned for the next event which will be sometime in July/August.
The Edmonton Public School Board has announced that it is starting a French Immersion Language Program at Oliver School starting September 2018. Initially, there will be a Kindergarten and a Grade 1 class. Parents and the school board have been working hard to spread the word about this exciting new program.
If you are a parent who doesn’t speak French as a first language yourself, this program is for you!
A list of resources to help parents with French immersion for their children is available on the Facebook page: Central YEG for French. Oliver School has 2 childcare options nearby: Oliver Centre and Appleton Daycare. Registration is still open for this exciting opportunity. To register visit: https://EPSB.ca/schools/register if you have any questions feel free to email: centralyegforfrench@gmail.com.
Neighbourhood renewal is a 3-year project to upgrade a neighbourhood’s entire infrastructure. Streets, sidewalks, and streetlights throughout the neighbourhood will be replace or upgraded.
More recently, the City renamed renewal to “Building Great Neighbourhoods.” The “Building Great Neighbourhoods” program can help a community address local needs and reinforce its character and identity. Additional projects can include city-owned lands and improvements.
To help the city develop a focus and plan for Inglewood, a number of stakeholder and engagement sessions were held in March and April. If you were part of these sessions, great! Thanks for coming out and sharing your concerns and vision.
We’re also asking everyone in the neighbourhood to share their thoughts with the Inglewood Community League Board as well. A survey is open until May 15, 2018 to give you a chance to share your issues and ideas: . The survey will be available until May 15.
The League Website will also contain news and upcoming events about the Building Great Neighbourhood (BGN) program. Visit our page at: http://http://inglewoodcl.com/making-great-neighbourhoods/
For more information on the city’s site about the Building Great Neighbourhoods – Inglewood, visit http://www.edmonton.ca/buildinginglewood. A city survey on this site will be available until May 4.
The City of Edmonton’s Waste Services branch is updating its strategic plan, focusing on actions that will help the City reach its goal of 90% diversion of residential waste from landfill.
The city recently approved its Waste Management Strategy and has an on-line survey to ask residents to comment on its plan.
The General Public Survey is available here: https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca/c/a/6OpF7Y86RSx2YUIRpwS81f and will be available until May 1.
Do you manage multi-unit properties? Then complete the Multi-Unit Survey before May 1 here: https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca/c/a/6kPjz2CvsIc98dBvi7WBuV
For more information, visit: https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/garbage_waste/future-of-waste.aspx?utm_source=virtualaddress&utm_campaign=futureofwaste