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THE OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE CITADEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 2018 32 SUBURBAN JOURNALS www.suburbanjournals.caCitadel Link

Citadel Community Association860 Citadel Drive N.W.Calgary, AB, T3G 4B8

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The Citadel Link is published 12 times a year and delivered toresidents of Citadel by Canada Post. This newsletter is also available

for pickup from local retail outlets.Article submission deadlines are the 8th of each month, prior to the

distribution month. The ad booking deadline is the 14th of the month,prior to the distribution month.

Board of DirectorsPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Cox . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Vice President . . . . . . . . . Shari Pitka . . . [email protected]

Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ilzett Thomson . . . . . [email protected]

Facilities Director . . . . . . Doug Sick . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Events Director . . . . . . . . Gagan Sharma . . . . . . . [email protected]

Volunteer Coordinator . . . Candice Gamez . . . . [email protected]

Beautification Director. . . Shari Pitka . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Fund-Raising Director . . . Cindy Cooper . . . . [email protected]

Director at Large . . . . . . . Karen Mills . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Director at Large . . . . . . . Jennifer Sick. . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Director at Large . . . . . . . Michelle Hertzog . . . . . . . [email protected]

Director at Large . . . . . . . Kathy Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Board of Directors Meetings for 2018Meetings will be held on the last Wednesday of each month, except July and December The meetings will be held from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the boardroom of the Royal Oak Fire Hall # 34 - 855 Royal Vista Way NW. If you wish to attend a board of directors meeting, it is recommended that you contact one of the above directors to confirm the date, time and location of the meeting that you wish to attend.

In Our CommunityCCA Annual General Meeting 2018The 2017-18 Annual General Meeting for the Citadel Community Association will be held on November 28, 2018 from 7-9 pm at the Westside Calgary Chinese Alliance Church at 6600 Country Hills Blvd NW. There will be door prizes and refreshments will be served. Come out to hear about all of the year’s happenings and voice your opinion on current issues, as well as what you would like to see for the upcoming year for our community.

Our formal agenda is as follows:1. Formal business meeting opens2. Opening remarks3. Approval of agenda4. Approve minutes of 2017 AGM meeting5. Presentation of the Presidents’ Report5. Presentation of the financial report6. Motion to accept financial report7. Nominations and election of the 2018-19 Board of

Directors8. Closing of the formal business meeting9. Guest Speakers10. Board Highlights11. Door Prize Draw12. Closing of AGM

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! This is a very important meeting for our community!!

If you have any questions or would like more information about our upcoming AGM, please do not hesitate to contact any of our current CCA Directors at [email protected] or visit our website at www.citadelca.ab.ca

CCA Monthly Board of Director Meetings:

We meet on the last Tuesday of every month (except July and December) at 7:00 p.m. in the Boardroom of the Royal Oak Fire Hall #34 (7505 112 Ave NW). The board meetings are open to CCA members. Please email [email protected] for more informa-tion. Our next meetings will be held on:No Board meetings will be held in December

• AGM – 28 November 2018• December – NO Board Meeting•January – 29 January 2019


In Our CommunityCITADEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

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Mail this form, along with a cheque for $30 (incl. GST), to …

860 Citadel Drive NW,

Calgary, AB, T3G 4B8

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In Our CommunityCommunity Association MembershipsA one-year Membership to The Citadel Community As-sociation costs $30.00 per Household per year. Upon receipt of payment, you will be provided with a Mem-bership card, which is valid for 365 days from date of purchase. Here’s what you get for only $30.00 a year.

• Special Events including ...Stampede BBQ, Fall Fair or Christmas Fair, Community Clean-up, Winter Gala, Movie-in-the-Park Family Easter Breakfast and Celebrate Canada Event

• New events & Programs coming as soon our new Community Building is Complete - facilitated by YOUR involvement

• Tuesday Night Badminton • The Monthly Citadel Link Community Newsletter • Ice Rinks – Skating and Hockey (One of the best out-

door community hockey rinks in the City) • Tennis Courts with a Managed Citadel Tennis League &

Tournaments from Beginner to Advanced. • Landscaping & Christmas Light in Citadel and monitor-

ing green-space maintenance quality • Access to Basketball courts and organized Sports

events• Affiliations with Soccer and Skating Programs • Volunteer appreciation events

Most importantly, CCA membership gives you a Commu-nity Association that supports its residents in a myriad of Community, City and Provincial related issues: (e.g. Enhanced maintenance of the community, Traffic Con-cerns, Program funding, local development, and much more).

Added Cost Saving Benefits:

MORE BUSINESS DISCOUNTS WILL BE COMING SOON...

Getting Engaged in your CommunityWe would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to keep engaged with YOUR community by any / all of the following means:• Taking out a new or renewing your membership ...

www.citadelca.ab.ca• Get listed on our two bulk email distribution lists: - Events: Be informed of all events in the Com-

munity - Volunteers: Keep informed of Volunteering op-

portunities• Engaging with us on the Citadel Community Associa-

tion Facebook Group

Who Benefits from Community Association Funds?• Residents who have concerns within the community.

Volunteers with the community association handle these concerns and liaise with The City of Calgary, the province of Alberta, or the government of Canada.

• Residents who have children who use the hockey and free-skate rinks, tennis and basketball courts, play ar-eas, parks, and Park ‘n Play programs. These items are very expensive to maintain and replace.

• Residents who have children in organized sports that are affiliated with the Citadel Community Association. The community association pays for the insurance for these sports. Therefore, it is mandatory that parents must purchase a Membership if their children wish to register for organized sports.

• Residents who enjoy the safety of traffic lights at major intersections along Country Hills Blvd. It was the Cita-del Community Association that was instrumental in getting the city to install these traffic lights.

You can purchase a new membership or renew your membership online... www.citadelca.ab.caor you can follow the manual process (Form available in this issue of the Citadel Link).

Visit Us on Facebook Our CCA Facebook group is an active and engaging so-cial media community group and is a place for dialogue with community members you might not otherwise meet, or to voice concerns or other comments about our Community, and a means for us to communicate events and issues that directly affect our Community. With over 1500 members, the group is a source of fast infor-mation about our Community.

Visit http://www.facebook.com/groups/90173188658/ or simply search for ‘Citadel Community Association’ and click the “LIKE”.

It’s Your LinkThe Citadel Link is your link into what is going on with the Citadel Community Association Board; it provides in-formation on your community and city and it highlights topics of interest. The newsletter is produced monthly, is distributed to every door in Citadel and is also available from the Citadel Corner at Esso.

We want to hear from you! Does the Link meet your needs? Is there some topic you would like to see cov-ered? Are you interested in submitting your own article for possible inclusion?

Let us know your feedback bycontacting [email protected].

In Our Community


In Our Community In Our CommunityMulti-Use Community Building FundraisingThe Citadel Community Association (CCA) is embarking on a new Multi-Use Community Building – this being the first Community funded ground-up capital construction project since 1992. The CCA has collected capital from Casino volunteering for a number of years and have received matching grant funding from the Alberta Department of Culture and Tourism. As such – this project is receiving a high degree of exposure and publicity from the City of Calgary and Provincial Government as a role model of a Multi-Cultural Community working together to provide a facility to be used by all.

Although we have the funding for the construction of the building shell, we are still looking for additional funding to make up the shortfall for furnishings, fittings and an outdoor entertainment area with firepit to host winter events. The CCA is therefore introducing the opportunity for businesses to contribute to this building project and the Community of Citadel. We have

three ways in which a Business and / or Individual can contribute:

(1) Sponsorship of Building Materials: – e.g. Paint, Roofing, Siding, Bricks, Windows, Doors etc. Any Company that sponsors all or a portion of the materials towards the construction of the building will be rewarded with a permanent plaque / advertisement on the building indicating the company’s contribution. Contributions of materials and/or labour will help to reduce the construction costs and allow the CCA to apportion the capital funds towards other building enhancements, furniture and fittings.

(2) Buy-a-brick Campaign: We have introduced a cash-based sponsorship program to raise additional funds towards the building and furnishings. We will re-ceive cash donations and recognize the contributor in the form of advertising on plaques on the outdoor entertainment area. Everyone or every Compa-ny that donates towards the

Community building will have a “brick” on which we will engrave the name of the sponsor / Company. We will have Bronze ($50 to $200), Silver (>$200), Gold (>$500) and Platinum (> $1000) plaques for different donation amounts.

(3) Membership Incentives: The Citadel Community Association is actively embarking on a member-ship drive to increase our current Membership base – which in turn will introduce a capital injection into the Community and facilitate new programs. We would like to provide members with additional incentives to make a membership more attractive and financially beneficial. The image alongside is a sample of a membership card which is issued to all our members. The suggestion is that, upon presenta-tion of an active membership card, the CCA member would receive a nominal discount, coupon or promo-tional incentive from participating businesses. Nu-merous other Communities in Calgary have adopted this incentive opportunity model for their members and have proven to not only increase the associa-tion memberships, but also increase the traffic to the businesses participating in the program (Win-Win).

Participating companies will receive a notice which can be presented at the entrance, shop window or checkout counter and will receive the recognition / publicity from the CCA website, Facebook Group, Citadel Link and

email communique to the entire membership base.

If you are interested in participating in any of these pro-grams, please speak to the CCA representative (or email [email protected] or [email protected]) and we will ensure that you are contacted and included into the program. We would like to thank you in advance for your investment in your community.


In Our CommunityCCA MembershipIf you DO NOT have an Active CCA Membership – This is for YOU - Please read on ...

What do you get for ONLY $30 per year? A one-year Membership to The Citadel Community Association costs $30.00 per household. Upon receipt of payment, you will be provided with a Membership card, which is valid for 365 days from date of purchase. Here’s what you get:

What are the “New” benefits of CCA Member-ship?• The CCA are working with local businesses to provide

CCA members even more benefits and sports affilia-tions. This will include consumer discounts, coupons or promotional benefits at participating local busi-nesses.

• The CCA will soon start construction of the New Com-munity Centre. A CCA Membership will ensure a dis-counted rental rate for use of the new building.

• The CCA will also initiate (through YOUR community involvement) a host of new Community programs – and Members will receive additional benefits.

Did you know?You can purchase a new membership or renew your membership online through a secure credit card pay-ment gateway by visiting our website: https://citadelca.ab.ca/CCA/index.php/memberships/membership-form

You can also purchase a membership at any of our events / or through a CCA Board member using a secure payment device.

What else does the CCA do for you?• Other Community Events such as: Community Clean-

up, Movie in the Park, Volunteer Appreciation, Winter Carnival

• Tuesday Night and Friday Night Badminton• The Monthly Citadel Link Community Newsletter • Ice Maintenance equipment and supplies / Ice Rinks –

Skating / Hockey • Landscaping (Monitoring Green Space Maintenance) &

Christmas Light in Citadel.• Privileged access to tennis courts, basketball courts

and Ice Rink

• Affiliations with Soccer and Skating Programs • Block Party Program• CCA membership gives you a Community Association

that supports its residents in a myriad of Community, City and Provincial related issues: (e.g. Enhanced maintenance of the community, Traffic Concerns and local development).

Do you still need convincing?This should convince you that a CCA membership ben-efits are not only COST EFFECTIVE, but also provides YOU with a means to GET ENGAGED in your community, get to meet your neighbours and share NEW community programs of common interest with your neighbours. Please consider taking out a Membership and Contribute to the betterment of your community.

If you DO NOT have an Active CCA Membership – This is for YOU - Please read on …

What do you get for ONLY $30 per year?

A one-year Membership to The Citadel Community Association costs $30.00 per household. Upon receipt of payment, you will be provided with a Membership card, which is valid for 365 days from date of purchase. Here’s what you get:

Event What you Get Non-Members Pay Member Saving

Stampede BBQ Free Food $5 per Plate $20 (Family of Four)

Family Easter Carnival Free Food $10 per Family $10

Parade of Garage Sales Discounted Registration $20 $10

Fall Fair / Holiday Craft Market Free Food Discounted Table Fee

$5 per Plate $20

$20 (Family of Four) $10

What are the “New” benefits of CCA Membership?

• The CCA are working with local businesses to provide CCA members even more benefits and sports affiliations. This will include consumer discounts, coupons or promotional benefits at participating local businesses.

• The CCA will soon start construction of the New Community Centre. A CCA Membership will ensure a discounted rental rate for use of the new building.

• The CCA will also initiate (through YOUR community involvement) a host of new Community programs – and Members will receive additional benefits.

Did you know?

You can purchase a new membership or renew your membership online through a secure credit card payment gateway by visiting our website:

https://citadelca.ab.ca/CCA/index.php/memberships/membership-form

You can also purchase a membership at any of our events / or through a CCA Board member using a secure payment device.

What else does the CCA do for you?

• Other Community Events such as: Community Clean-up, Movie in the Park, Volunteer Appreciation, Winter Carnival

• Tuesday Night and Friday Night Badminton

• The Monthly Citadel Link Community Newsletter

• Ice Maintenance equipment and supplies / Ice Rinks – Skating / Hockey

• Landscaping (Monitoring Green Space Maintenance) & Christmas Light in Citadel.

• Privileged access to tennis courts, basketball courts and Ice Rink

• Affiliations with Soccer and Skating Programs

• Block Party Program

DID YOU KNOW??On average, Canadians consume between 5.7 and nearly 7.0 million litres of eggnog each December.


In Our Community In Our CityCitadel Community Center Construction Update:The start of the construction was hampered with the onset of unseasonal winter weather conditions in September, however, this was followed by unseasonal warm weather which has allowed us to get construction back on track. The build is scheduled to be complete in May of 2019 – however, it remains weather dependent – at least until we have completed the framing structure, exterior and roof. We will be completing the building foundations and will then start with the framing of the structures.

Streets Bylaw: Snow and Ice Removal The City of Calgary has approximately 5,700 km’s of sidewalks. Of these, The City is responsible for clear-ing snow for roughly 10 per cent of these sidewalks, with the majority of the accountability being that of the adjacent property owner. In June 2018, City Council approved amendments to the Streets Bylaw to incor-porate a fine schedule and an escalating fine structure for property owners who do not clear their sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall ending. Here’s how the Streets Bylaw works: • When a sidewalk or pathway adjacent to a privately-

owned property is not cleared, a complaint can be issued through 311 to Community Standards.

• A Community Standards Officer will go and inspect the sidewalk. If the snow and ice has not been cleared, the officer will leave a warning at the property giving the owner 24 hours to comply. At this time the Officer will also decide if a fine is warranted. The fine can be issued with or without compliance on the notice.

• The officer then returns 24 hours later and if the owner has not complied, the officer will assign the snow and ice removal to a contractor and the property owner will be charged for the removal service.

• The fine for not removing snow/ice from a sidewalk/pathway is $250, with an escalating scale for subse-quent convictions to the same property owner/ occu-pant over a 12-month period. This fine is in addition to removal charges which are a minimum of $150.

Minimum Penalty*

Specified Penalty

Second of-fense in a 12-month period

Third and subsequent offense in a 12-month period

$150 $250 $500 $750

• Please note, a vehicle such as a bobcat is not permitted to be used on a sidewalk, except in conjunction with construction sites where permits have been obtained for street use.

To report an un-cleared sidewalk, please contact 311. Learn more about bylaws related to snow and ice on Calgary.ca.

DID YOU KNOW??On average, it takes 7 – 15 years to grow a Christmas tree.

Residents are reminded that this remains a construction zone with heavy duty machinery and haulage trucks. Please maintain caution and patience when you are in the vicinity of the construction site and watch for signs indicating closures.

We apologize for any inconvenience – but this build is for the benefit of the entire Community of Citadel and the disruptions will prove to be worth it when we have our own Community building. During the construction – the rink will be used as a Storage / Staging facility for the contractors in order that we can keep the parking lot open. Therefore, there will be NO ice this season.

In Our CityCouncillor ReportEvery four years The City of Calgary creates business

plans and budgets to deliver on what’s important to Calgarians. The 2019-2022 service plans and budgets have been developed and approved by Council based on what The City heard from Calgarians throughout their consultation process. For more information on what services The City is providing, how much those services cost and how The City is spending your tax dollars, please view the 2019-2022 service plans and budgets at calgary.ca/yourservices.

City Council approved amendments to the Streets Bylaw to incorporate a fine schedule and an escalating fine structure for property owners who do not clear their sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall ending. When a sidewalk or pathway adjacent to a privately owned property is not cleared a complaint can be issued through 311 to Community Standards. The fine for not removing snow/ice from a sidewalk/pathway is $250, with an escalating scale for subsequent convictions to the same property owner/occupant over a 12 month pe-riod. This fine is in addition to removal charges which are a minimum of $150.

The City of Calgary and the Calgary Public Library will host free, family friendly New Year’s Eve fun at the new Central Library, Olympic Plaza and the Municipal Atrium at City Hall. There will be something for ev-eryone including activities such as skating, story time, children’s dance party, performances and much more! An early indoor countdown for the kids begins at 9 p.m. at the new Central Library. Annual fireworks display will be held at midnight. More information is available at calgary.ca/NYE.

I would like to wish you and your family a Merry Christ-mas, Happy Hanukkah and all the best in the New Year.

Joe Magliocca, Councillor, Ward 2

Streets Bylaw: Snow and Ice RemovalThe City of Calgary has approximately 5,700 km’s of

sidewalks. Of these, The City is responsible for clear-ing snow for roughly 10 per cent of these sidewalks, with the majority of the accountability being that of the adjacent property owner. In June 2018, City Council approved amendments to the Streets Bylaw to incor-porate a fine schedule and an escalating fine structure for property owners who do not clear their sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall ending.

Here’s how the Streets Bylaw works:• When a sidewalk or pathway adjacent to a privately-

owned property is not cleared, a complaint can be issued through 311 to Community Standards.

• A Community Standards Officer will go and inspect the sidewalk. If the snow and ice has not been cleared, the officer will leave a warning at the property giving the owner 24 hours to comply. At this time the Officer will also decide if a fine is warranted. The fine can be issued with or without compliance on the notice.

• The officer then returns 24 hours later and if the owner has not complied, the officer will assign the snow and ice removal to a contractor and the property owner will be charged for the removal service.

• The fine for not removing snow/ice from a sidewalk/pathway is $250, with an escalating scale for subse-quent convictions to the same property owner/ occu-pant over a 12-month period. This fine is in addition to removal charges which are a minimum of $150.

Minimum Penalty*: $150Specified Penalty: $250 Second offense in a 12-month period: $500Third and subsequent offense in a 12-month period: $750

• Please note, a vehicle such as a bobcat is not permitted to be used on a sidewalk, except in conjunction with construction sites where permits have been obtained for street use.

To report an un-cleared sidewalk, please contact 311. Learn more about bylaws related to snow and ice on Calgary.ca.

City of Calgary


In Our City

Neighbourhood EconomicsWhen thinking about your monthly purchases,

would you like to spend money locally? Even just 10% of spending in local economy can create a stronger more resilient neighbourhood. Below are a few ways to help you grow the local economy:

1. Are there local mechanics in your community that are affordable? Using local car washes, auto parts and insurers all ways for drivers to think local.

2. Engage and support the local pharmacies, bookstores, hardware stores and convenience stores. Does your community association showcase these local spaces in your neighbourhood?

3. If you can support local restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and breweries. These are one of the easier ways to support a local economy.

4. Find local sporting events, films, and the arts to sup-port. By attending these events you support the local art and culture scene.

Visit our website at calgarycommunities.com for more information and resources

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when we simply cannot go outside safely. When those days come, think Active Indoor Play! Active Play is any sort of physical movement that gets our children (babies too!) “huffing and puffing”. Activities like these increase our kids’ heart and breathing rates, which in the long run increase their energy and improve their physical health and well-being. Canadian physicians recommend a mix of adult-organized and free play activities, split between 2-3 hours a day for toddlers and preschoolers. Children should not be inactive for more than an hour at a time! It’s important to remember that Active Play does not require large spaces or huge chunks of time. Short bursts throughout the day (20 minutes) are just as effective (sometimes even more so) than one extended activity.• ANIMAL ALPHABET: Choose an animal for each letter

and move like they do! Crunch like a Caterpillar, Dig like a Dingo... Keep active for the whole alphabet!

• SCREEN SAVER: We know how hard it can be to limit screen time... but one of the main reasons why we try

to stay away from it is because it keeps our kids station-ary for too long. The solution? Re-enact what’s happen-ing on the tube! Flip around with the little mermaid... stomp with the dinosaurs... race like Lightening Mc-Queen.

• TUMMY TIME: Babies need exercise too! Tummy Time can be tricky, but if you’re finding it difficult, try dif-ferent kinds of tummy time; try putting your baby on YOUR tummy, so they can see your face and feel the rhythms of your breathing. Babies also love baby faces — put them on a mirror so they can see their own!

The Calgary NW ECD Coalitions consist of three coali-tions who have joined forces with parents, community members, organizations and professionals, who are all working together to better the lives of young children and their families. We work hard to support five impor-tant developmental areas for children based on the Early Development Instrument (listed above). We are always looking for interested parties to join our coalitions.

If you are passionate about children and their future, and would like more information about the Calgary NW ECD Coalitions, or if you have any questions, please email us at: [email protected].

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