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PALLISER BAYVIEW PUMP HILL SALES ACTIVITY - SEPTEMBER 2019BAYVIEW Single Family Homes Prices Condos Prices

Active Listings 3 $675,000 - $899,900 2 $875,000 - $1,200,000

Sold Listings 2 Low $1,000,000 –Mid $1,100,000.00 - -

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Active Listings 8 $849,900 - $5,488,000 0 -

Sold Listings - - 0 -

PALLISER

Active Listings 2 $509,900 - $824,900 13 $168,500 - $639,000

Sold Listings 2 Low $680’s – Mid $770’s 3 Mid $320’s – Mid $560’s

123 PUMP HILL CRESCENT SW $899,000Beautifully renovated bungalow with just over 2,000 sq. ft. on the main floor of gorgeous living space. The kitchen is a recipe for success with high-end

appliances, huge center island, cream cabinets & granite countertops. Formal living room, family room with fireplace which openly communicates

with the kitchen and casual/formal eat-in area. Fabulous mastersuite!!! Fully developed down & double garage.

68 BAYVIEW DRIVE SW$899,900

Opportunity knocks! Meticulously maintained 4 bedroom 2 storey with a sprawling yard and garden - plenty of room for the kids to play! Formal living and dining room with huge windows, updated kitchen, main floor family room & laundry, full basement and a large master with private

balcony overlooking rear yard. A perfect place to call home!

2281 - 98 AVENUE SW$849,900

Extra large bungalow! 2500 sq. ft. on the main floor with another2,000 sq. ft. developed down. This executive home also offers a

triple car garage and backs onto a quiet park. The owners have meticulouslymaintained the property and it is in move-in condition! 3 bedrooms onthe main floor with another 3 bedrooms on the lower level. 2 fireplaces

oodles of storage and an exceptional home for a growing family.

#5, 2121 - 98 AVENUE SW $579,900

Beautifully maintained and upgraded bungalow in Palliser, this home highlights an amazing rear yard with screened-in porch, water feature, built-in covered stone bbq; your own private oasis! Entering into the home you’ll discover an inviting living room with gleaming hardwood flooring and brick

fireplace. A spacious dining room has access through french doors to a covered rear patio. A fully equipped kitchen, upgraded master bedroom, and 2 more bedrooms complete the main level. The lower level is unfinished and

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Mondays, January 20 to March 16, 2020 3:10 to 4:10 PM

Cost: $130, includes gst.

*No class February 17

To register, call PBPCA at 403-281-1908, or email [email protected]

Children who attend Nellie McClung School will be picked up from the school’s office at 3:05 PM and brought over to the Community Centre. All children should be picked up from the Community Centre at 4:10 PM.

Working together with common goals, Mad Science® and the NASA Langley Center for Distance Learning have created the NASA Academy of Future Space Explorers, an unparalleled Science Club 4 School Program that brings the excitement and wonder of NASA’s activities to you!

Each of the following themes will be taught over the 8 classes:

Planets and Moons: Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and create a lunar eclipse in this “mad” planetary tour! Learn how the planets stack up. Build and take home the Gravity Assisted Launcher Kit*.

Atmosphere and Beyond: We’re on a mission to explore the atmosphere on Earth, and beyond! Travel to the end of the rainbow and make a sunset! Mix up various planetary atmospheres, one molecule at a time! Build your own Meteorological Station!*

Space Phenomena: Probe the mysteries of meteors and bounce around satellite light in this phenomenal program on space events! See comets up close as one is formed before your eyes, and assemble your own Space Telescope*.

Sun and Stars: This stellar program is your ticket to the stars! Watch star dust burn, and journey through a soapy galaxy as you investigate the life cycle of stars! Have a blast with your very own Cosmic Disk*.

Rocket Science: This is your chance to be a rocket scientist! Investigate the four forces of flight with the help of a Unique Flying Object! Explore the science involved in rocket construction as you build your own Skyblazer Rocket*!

Space Travel: Learn what it takes to be a true globetrotter! Race a balloon rocket and design your own car engine as you learn about thrust. See the principles of propulsion at work in a real rocket launch, and build your very own Space Copter* to fly to the skies!

Space Technology: Discover technology designed for outer space! Steer a laser beam through a laser maze, find hidden mountains using the principles of radar technology and discover everyday objects originally designed for use in space! View cool images of outer space with your own Stereo Viewer*.

Living in Space: Live the life of an astronaut as you suit up for space flight! Find out how much you would weigh if you lived on Pluto and how old you would be if you lived on Saturn. Re-enact an actual Spacewalk task with your own Spacewalk Challenge Kit*.

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Mad Science® of Southern Alberta has been providing outstanding science programs in Calgary and surrounding areas since 1996. Our programs provide a substantial focus on our natural environment, help children develop and use particular intellectual skills, include structured interaction among children where supervisors help children develop interpersonal skills, and provide enrichment in the academic subject of science.

If you have any questions about the program content, please call Mad Science® at 403-263-4140.

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Community AssociationYOUR PBP

President Jay Nelson [email protected] President Brennen Jaques [email protected] Mycroft Schwartz [email protected] Angela KingDirector, Civic Planning Dave Illsey [email protected] Director, Maintenance and Life-Cycle Cal Melrose [email protected], Technology Anjli AcharyaDirector, Events Jenny KeyesDirector at Large Sue AucoinDirector at Large Kurt KadatzDirector at Large Keith NicholsonRink Team Lead Brent FlemmingFacilities Administrator Jill Law [email protected]

Important Dates to Remember:PBP Board Meeting – Tuesday, January 7, 7:00 to 9:00 pm

Babysitting Course – Saturday, January 11

Seniors Movie Night- Friday, January 17

Volunteer Appreciation Event- Tuesday, January 21

PBP Community Association is on Facebook!

Check your most up to date news about your community on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/ PBPcommunityassociation

Transit Changes Impacting Palliser, Bayview, Pumphill

With the MAX Yellow route 304 that started on Decem-ber 23, 2019, our communities now have transit service from Southland Leisure Centre and Glenmore Landing to Heritage Park, Rockyview Hospital, Mount Royal University, Marda Loop, downtown and return. Prior to the MAX Yel-low, accessing these locations would have required trans-fers to other buses.

With the introduction of the MAX Yellow BRT, a number of other transit service changes have also occurred, which impact the communities of Palliser, Bayview, and Pumphill. Here is a summary of some of the changes:

Routes 95 and 99The former routes 16 and 84 have been replaced with the new routes 95 and 99.

Bus route 95 operates from the Southland LRT station and then in a counter clockwise loop through Palliser along Pal-liser Drive to Oakridge (similar to the former bus 84); how-ever, it then comes back eastbound along Southland Drive instead of 98th Avenue. The other significant difference is that it will be running only from Monday to Friday during peak periods with no service on weekends.

Bus route 99 operates from the Southland LRT station and then in a clockwise loop along Southland Drive to 24th Street to Oakridge and then back along Palliser Drive to the Southland LRT station. Route 99 through Palliser is similar to the former 16, but the 99 bus route now extends service from Southland LRT station through the communities of Willow Park, Maple Ridge and Acadia and connects to the Heritage LRT station (similar to the eastern part of the for-mer 79/80 bus route).

Service to Southland LRT StationFor transit service between the Southland LRT station and our communities, the options are to take buses 95 and 99 which run along Palliser Drive, or buses 125 and 126 which run along Southland Drive. Route 56 has been modified, but it will provide access to Heritage LRT station and An-derson LRT station with bus stops along 24th Street and 90th Avenue.

Route 56 no longer services the Southland LRT station; however, you can connect to the MAX Yellow route 304 at the Co-op Station stop at 24th Street and Southland Drive or at the Glenmore Landing Station stop at 90th Avenue and 14th Street.

Please refer to the Calgary Transit website for further infor-mation including route maps, trip planning, schedules, and other route changes at www.calgarytransit.com.


PREsIDENT’s MEssAgEVolunteer at the January Casino

We need a few more volunteers for our upcoming casino fundraiser. Casinos generate much of the funding we use for community events and upkeep and

improvements at the community hall. If you have time to spare, please contact the office and we will find you a job.

Email [email protected] to assist us.

Serve Your Community as a Board Member of PBPCA

We are always happy to have new neighbors join our CA Board. Being a Board member is a very reasonable time commitment and it is a great opportunity to meet com-munity residents. Community members are welcome at our meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. Think of it as a test drive to see if you would like to come along for the ride!

Email me at [email protected] to learn more.

Join Us at the PBPCA Annual General MeetingA great way to learn about the activities your Commu-nity Association board engages in is to attend the PBP Community Association Annual General Meeting. You can find out what we’ve been focused on, learn about our upcoming initiatives, and join us for snacks and drinks! The 2020 meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Feb-ruary 4, at the community center and starts at 7:00 pm.

The Rink is Up and RunningWith winter settled in, our rink is now in operation with the ice in place. As a kid growing up in the community, I spent countless hours at the rink playing shinny with friends. Take advantage of our rink shelter, one of our major projects from the last few years, to put on the blades, take a well-deserved break, or to watch your kids.

On behalf of the Community Board and staff, we wish you a Happy New Year and great 2020!

Regards, Jay Nelson

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The PBP Community Center Requires

WE HAVE HEARD THE NEED FOR MORE SENIORSACTIVIT IES TO TAKE PLACE IN OUR COMMUNITYAND REQUIRE ENERGETIC PEOPLE TO HELP COMEUP WITH IDEAS. TOGETHER WITH THE PBP'SFACIL IT IES ADMINISTRATOR, WE WILL BRING THESEIDEAS TO L IFE AND PROMOTE AN ATMOSPHEREWHERE SENIORS CAN COMFORTABLY PARTICIPATEIN ACTIVIT IES WITH OTHERS WITH COMMONINTERESTS. IDEALLY, WE WOULD L IKE TO PROVIDEEVENTS AND ACTIVIT IES A COUPLE OF T IMES EACHMONTH. IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN JOININGTHIS COMMITTEE AND HAVE A FEW HOURS TOSPARE PLEASE CONTACT J ILL AT THE PBPCOMMUNITY CENTER AT 403-281-1908.THANK YOUIN ADVANCE FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE.

We would love to have you join us!


MOVIE NIGHT!PBP SENIORS

FRIDAY JANUARY 17TH 7-9PM

WE HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US FOR A MOVIE NIGHT AT THE PBP COMMUNITYCENTER . A MOVIE, SNACKS AND DRINKS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR ALL

CURRENT PBP SENIORS MEMBERS

RSVP TO 403-281-1908 OR [email protected]

FREE FORMEMBERS

HOLIDAY MARKET & KIDSCHRISTMAS EVENT

The PBP's

Our Holiday Market on December 7th was a huge success. We had 16 vendors that bookedtables to sell their homemade crafts and gifts and Girl Guides did a great job offering Hot

Chocolate to shoppers. Santa made a special appearance in our Boardroom for the little oneswhere they got to make Gingerbread houses and watch a Christmas Movie. Thank you toeveryone that helped with setting up/taking down tables and making sure everything ransmoothly with the Event. We loved seeing so many Community members out and about!

From all of us at the PBP Community Association we wish you A Happy New Year.

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How a PBP Community Membership Benefits you:•MembersarethefirsttoknowaboutCityof

Calgary matters affecting our communities, upcoming events, volunteer activities and the AGM.•Membershipallowsyouyoursayinlocalmatters

of importance (i.e.. traffic, safety, development and planning).•Membersreceiveadiscountedrateonfacility

rentals.•AsamemberyouareabletovoteattheAn-

nual General Meeting.•Asamemberyouareabletoshareyouropin-

ion on how the PBP Community Association is run and what programs and events you would like to see offered.•Membersreceivefreeordiscountedtickets

for community programs and events. Events include: Skating parties, Summerfest, Commu-nity Clean up, Cookies with Santa, The Chil-dren’s Halloween Party and more. Programs include fitness, children’s activities and senior’s activities.•Membersreceivediscountsatparticipating

local businesses.

How your Membership Benefits our Communities:•By becoming a member you are supporting

affordable, local programs that help keep your community healthy and engaged.

•WhenthecommunitiesofPalliser,BayvieworPump Hill are faced with a planning issue the PBPCA can represent the interests of the com-munity.•Membershelpwiththecostofmaintaining

community facilities, the website, events and other direct costs.

Ways to get your Community Membership:1. Renew online at

pbpcommunity.ca/memberships2. If you don’t have access to a computer, you

can call our office at 403-281-1908 and we will provide you with the necessary informa-tion.

3. New membership via the membership form in the PBP Matters monthly newsletter.

4. Come by the office during regular office hours Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30-2:30 and we can assist you.

Become a Member Today!saFe & sound

Toboggan safetyEmergency Medical Services (EMS) would like to remind parents and children of a few toboggan/sledding safety tips as the winter season continues. Injuries may result from collisions with stationary objects on the hill, such as trees or rocks, or even collisions with other people. Unprotected falls can also result in more serious injury if you lose control at high speeds. However, everyone can be safe and have fun on the toboggan hill by following these reminders.

Equipment•Always ensure your toboggan or sledding device is

in good repair. Inspect it for any damaged or missing parts before each use;•Be certain the operator is fully capable of staying in

control of the sled at all times;•Children should wear a certified, properly fitted helmet

designed for other high impact sports such as hockey, cycling, or climbing.

Hazards•Avoid hills that are too steep or too icy;•Choose hills free of all obstacles such as trees, rocks,

utility poles, or fences; •Beware of loose scarves or clothing containing draw-

strings which could present a strangulation hazard if they become caught or snagged.

Plan ahead •Dress warmly in layers and anticipate weather chang-

es; •Consider bringing extra sets of gloves and toques to

exchange wet garments for dry ones; •Take breaks, out of the cold, to warm up; •Cover any exposed skin; •Even when properly protected from the elements, the

finger tips, toes, ears, the tip of the nose, and other high points on the face such as the forehead and cheek bones can be affected by frostbite; •If frost bite has occurred, treat it by first removing the

individual out of the cold environment;

Gently warm the affected skin by placing a warm hand over it, or by placing the affected part in warm, not hot, water, until re-warmed.


FP 08 Membership Application

Membership Application Palliser • Bayview • Pump Hill Community Association

www.pbpcommunity.ca

One Year Membership: Household cost: Regular $25 (discounted for 55+ $10) Please see http://pbpcommunity.ca/membership for terms and conditions

Membership Year runs from Sep 1 – Aug 31 each year!

We / I live in: □ Palliser □ Bayview □ Pump Hill □ Other

Name(s): ....................................................................................................................................

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Address: ....................................................................................................................................

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Phone: ............................................................... Cell/SMS: ..............................................

Email*: ......................................................................................................................................

Contact Preference: □ Phone □ SMS □ Email □ Letter

□ I agree that PBPCA may send me emails about PBP events, programs or current affairs. *We value your privacy. We will not rent or sell your email address.

The PBP Community holds many successful functions each year thanks to the tremendous help of our volunteers. If you would like to become involved, please indicate below where you would be interested in volunteering: □ Board Member □ Halloween □ Garden Maintenance □ Programming □ Casino □ Seniors □ Community Clean-up □ Summer Fest □ Rink Maintenance □ Other Events □ Other:________________

One Year Membership: Household cost: Regular $25 (discounted for 55+ $10)Please see http://pbpcommunity.ca/membership for terms and conditions


Membership ApplicationPalliser • Bayview • Pump Hill Community Association

www.pbpcommunity.ca

FP 08 Membership Application

Membership Application Palliser • Bayview • Pump Hill Community Association

www.pbpcommunity.ca

One Year Membership: Household cost: Regular $25 (discounted for 55+ $10) Please see http://pbpcommunity.ca/membership for terms and conditions


We / I live in: □ Palliser □ Bayview □ Pump Hill □ Other

Name(s): ....................................................................................................................................

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Address: ....................................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................................................................

Phone: ............................................................... Cell/SMS: ..............................................

Email*: ......................................................................................................................................

Contact Preference: □ Phone □ SMS □ Email □ Letter

□ I agree that PBPCA may send me emails about PBP events, programs or current affairs. *We value your privacy. We will not rent or sell your email address.

The PBP Community holds many successful functions each year thanks to the tremendous help of our volunteers. If you would like to become involved, please indicate below where you would be interested in volunteering: □ Board Member □ Halloween □ Garden Maintenance □ Programming □ Casino □ Seniors □ Community Clean-up □ Summer Fest □ Rink Maintenance □ Other Events □ Other:________________

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your City oF Calgary

Watch for Your 2020 Property Assessment NoticeAssessment notices are now available. The City of Cal-gary mailed the notices Jan. 2, 2020 and they are also available online. The information contained in these as-sessment notices will be used to prepare the 2020 prop-erty tax bills. You can check, review and compare your notice online. Plus, sign up for eNotices.

Customer Review Period (Jan. 2 - March 10, 2020)If you have any questions about your property assess-ment, contact Assessment at 403-268-2888 during the Customer Review Period on now until March 10, 2020.

Our website can helpVisit calgary.ca/assessment to get more information, access Assessment Search, and sign up for paperless eNotices. By logging into Assessment Search, you can review your assessment, compare it to other similar properties and more.

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PLUMBING PARAMEDICS: Your community plumbing experts! Licensed, insured, and fully guaranteed! Spe-cializing in residential plumbing and heating repairs. BBB accredited. Call today to experience our world class service! 403-452-2911. Mention this ad for our $25.00 service call.

RIGHTWAY PLUMBING AND HEATING: Has been hap-pily serving the Palliser, Bayview and Pump Hill area with quality work, happy clients and fair pricing; with second generation experience, there is no job we can’t handle. Furnaces, softeners, garburators, appliances, humidifiers, faucets, water heaters, bathroom renos and gas lines also! Installed with great warranties. Call 403-968-6630.

ELECTRICITY IS NOT A HOBBY: Call a licensed electri-cian and pot light specialist. No job is too small. Excellent rates. Please call John at 403-281-5002 / 403-708-6555.

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Be a snow AngelThis winter, when you’re shovelling your sidewalk from yet another storm, look around your neigh-bourhood and see if there is anyone who may need your help. Maybe they are elderly, or disabled, or go-ing through a serious illness that doesn’t allow them to shovel their sidewalks. Be a Snow Angel and shov-el their walks for them. All residents are required to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice 24 hours after the snow stops falling. Those who fail to clear their

sidewalks could face a hefty fine. Be a good neigh-bour and be a Snow Angel.

If your neighbour has been a Snow Angel to you, call 311 to let The City know and we will send you a letter to give them. If you are a Snow Angel, or have been visited by one, snap a photo, share it on the City of Calgary’s social media with #SnowAngelYYC.

Visit calgary.ca/snowangels for details.

During the Victorian period, there was an obsession with fern plants, known as pteridomania, or “fern fever”. Because of this craze, portions of wild fern species were significantly reduced, the effects of which can still be seen today.


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Name Age Contact CourseAnikka 15 403-251-9102 Yes

Avelyn 24 587-891-8324 Yes

Darci 21 587-968-8680 Yes

Jesse 13 587-435-9866 Yes

Kaitlyn 17 403-830-2084 Yes

Katie, Holly 15 403-560-6484 Yes

Liz 17 587-229-8671 Yes

Mariya 14 403-505-0262 No

Samantha 18 403-607-7148 No

Shawna 32 587-216-8808 Yes

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Last 12 Months PUMP HILLMLS Real Estate Sale Price Stats

Average Asking Price Average Sold Price

November 2019 $0 $0

October 2019 $699,900 $642,000

September 2019 $1,089,000 $980,000

August 2019 $1,175,000 $1,100,000

July 2019 $989,950 $920,000

June 2019 $1,190,000 $1,150,000

May 2019 $1,445,000 $1,287,500

April 2019 $0 $0

March 2019 $0 $0

February 2019 $0 $0

January 2019 $989,000 $972,000

December 2018 $0 $0

To view more detailed information that comprise the above MLS averages please visit pum.mycalgary.com


November 2019 $1,099,900 $1,005,000

October 2019 $0 $0

September 2019 $2,590,000 $2,590,000

August 2019 $0 $0

July 2019 $0 $0

June 2019 $0 $0

May 2019 $2,499,000 $2,400,000

April 2019 $0 $0

March 2019 $1,390,000 $1,296,000

February 2019 $2,499,900 $2,340,000

January 2019 $1,250,000 $1,250,000

December 2018 $869,000 $800,000

Last 12 Months BAYVIEWMLS Real Estate Sale Price Stats

To view more detailed information that comprise the above MLS averages please visit pal.mycalgary.com

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Last 12 Months PALLISERMLS Real Estate Sale Price Stats


November 2019 $0 $0

October 2019 $699,900 $642,000

September 2019 $1,089,000 $980,000

August 2019 $1,175,000 $1,100,000

July 2019 $989,950 $920,000

June 2019 $1,190,000 $1,150,000

May 2019 $1,445,000 $1,287,500

April 2019 $0 $0

March 2019 $0 $0

February 2019 $0 $0

January 2019 $989,000 $972,000

December 2018 $0 $0

To view more detailed information that comprise the above MLS averages please visit byv.mycalgary.com

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Councillor, Ward 11 jeromy Farkasoffice of the Councillors800 Macleod trail s (#8001)Calgary, aB t2g 2M3

403 268 2430 [email protected] up for Ward news: calgary.ca/ward11

Dear Friends,

As the Christmas lights come down, 2020 is now upon us.

While many are enjoying the wintry outdoor recreation or renewed gym passes to take that holiday turkey to task, I fully realize that others are facing difficult deci-sions to continue to keep the lights on.

Last month, Council passed a budget that effectively translates to an increase of 7.5% on the average residen-tial tax bill. Strip malls and neighbourhood shopping malls are facing increases of 14-18%. While I did not side with the majority of Council on this, I assure you that I will make the most of it and look to all opportunities to cut costs and improve efficiencies at City Hall.

This is the most entrepreneurial city in Canada. I am so proud of Calgarians, who have weathered financial and political storms over the last several years and yet here we stand. You continue to surpass my expectations in your resiliency, adaptability and innovation.

My efforts to help make Calgary more prosperous, liv-able and safe are made possible by the will of its citi-zens. Please get in touch with me ahead of March, when Council will finalize the tax rate, to share your thoughts and concerns.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you feel there is something we can help you with or an idea you would care to share with us.

Our first town hall of the year will be at the Kingsland Community Centre on Jan. 22 from 7-8:30 p.m. This community conversation will be themed on Crime Pre-vention and Safety and I hope to see you there.

Wishing you all the best this year.

Respectfully,

Jeromy Farkas(Palliser resident and Ward 11 Councillor for the City of Calgary)

MLA, Calgary glenmoreWhitney Issik311a, 2525 Woodview dr sW t2W 4n4

403.216.5421 [email protected]

Dear friends and neighbours,

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season filled with joy and celebrations with friends and family.

Our government continues to deliver on key com-mitments we have made to Albertans. In the fall we introduced the 2019 Budget, a balanced, thoughtful, and pragmatic approach to getting back to balance and bringing jobs back to Alberta. We also introduced a number of bills that ensure a competitive electricity market, safety in rural Alberta, fairness for our farmers and farm workers, establishment of the responsible Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction Fund and we have begun the fight on the Opioid crisis.

In the upcoming months, our government will be host-ing Fair Deal Town Hall meetings. I urge you to take time to participate in these meetings as your voices are im-portant as we move forward. I do hope to see many of you at these meetings.

I would like to extend wishes for a blessed Christmas to members of the Orthodox Christian community, who celebrate this day on January 7. I would also like to wish our friends in the Chinese community a Happy New Year filled with luck and good fortune, as the Year of the Rat begins on January 25.

During January and February, I will be in the constitu-ency until the spring session begins in March. As always, please contact my office with any concerns or questions you may have.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission reflect those of the author and should not be considered to reflect those of Great News Media and the Palliser, Bayview, Pump Hill Community Associations and/or Residents’ Associations. The information contained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is not warranted to be so.

Great News Media and the Palliser, Bayview, Pump Hill Community Associations and/or Residents’ Associations do not endorse any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publication of any advertisements should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services.


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learning. Our children play and explore our classroom while gaining valuable social skills.

Activity centers include math readiness, science, literacy, fine motor work (printing/cutting), arts/

crafts, painting, sand/water, play dough, puzzles, blocks, story corner, manipulatives and toys.

Enrichment activities throughout the year include special visitors who bring music, science, dance and movement activities into our classroom for

the children. We look forward to several parental functions throughout the school year, as well as thoughtfully planned offsite school bus field trips.

Parent volunteering is not mandatory.

WINTER SESSION NEWSWinter session themes are “Winter Wonderland”,

“Friendship and Valentine’s Day”, “Transportation” and Nursery Rhymes”. This session we also look

forward to Outdoor Snow Play Day, Pyjama Party Day, a visit from Mad Science, the Inglewood

Bird Sanctuary and Jumping Jellies. The students are busy preparing for Student Led Parent

Conferences in February and they are anxious to show you what they have been doing.

We have a fun Winter Session planned.We are currently full for this year, but please

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It is time to think about REGISTRATION for September 2020!

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PRE-REGISTRATION for September 2020: January 20-24, 2020

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