On Treaty 6 Recognition Day, WILLOWBY COMMUNITY LEAGUE is proud to be located in sipiwiyiniwak.
The City of Edmonton has redrawn its ward boundaries. These names were gifted to the City by iyiniw iskwewak wihtwawin, an all-female, Indigenous ward naming committee. The names reflect the stories of the Anishinaabe, Blackfoot, Cree, Dene, Inuit, Iroquois (Michel Band), Métis and Sioux nations and were chosen after much discussion, ceremony and consultation with Elders.
The Indigenous ward names are a small but important first step in reconciliation and in understanding the history and stories of the many Indigenous nations that were the first residents of Canada.
Which ward do you live in?
Find out at edmonton.ca/election#MyYEGWard
Check out this video created to tell the story of our ward.
You can find links to the videos and further information about the Indigenous Ward Names project by visiting edmonton.ca/IndigenousWardNames.
To find the name for the ward in which your institution is located, please visit: City of Edmonton Ward Maps | City of Edmonton
The City of Edmonton has redrawn its ward boundaries. These names were gifted to the City by iyiniw iskwewak wihtwawin, an all-female, Indigenous ward naming committee. The names reflect the stories of the Anishinaabe, Blackfoot, Cree, Dene, Inuit, Iroquois (Michel Band), Métis and Sioux nations and were chosen after much discussion, ceremony and consultation with Elders.
The Indigenous ward names are a small but important first step in reconciliation and in understanding the history and stories of the many Indigenous nations that were the first residents of Canada.
Which ward do you live in?
Find out at edmonton.ca/election#MyYEGWard
Check out this video created to tell the story of our ward.
You can find links to the videos and further information about the Indigenous Ward Names project by visiting edmonton.ca/IndigenousWardNames.
To find the name for the ward in which your institution is located, please visit: City of Edmonton Ward Maps | City of Edmonton
Community Postings - What is happening around us!
mow_volunteer_drive.pdf
Meals on Wheels is having a major volunteer recruitment drive
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Virtual Babysitters & Stay Safe CoursesOnline certification programs for children/youth (ages 9-15) who are interested in basic first aid, providing care to children and learning how to make safe choices and respond to emergencies, including:
Babysitting Course Stay Safe Course Register for Babysitting Course Register for Stay Safe Course |
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Link to City of Edmonton Citizen Services Social Development Ormsby and Lymburn Community Centers app.cyberimpact.com/newsletter-view-online?ct=qs2tH3Sw6OZfBrWi2vMO6S7bdcP2HzojVYf4DMHiBB4c8otkdhMkTVKaWQO8npakQe7e4ExvN__TVo8YKNZkng~~ |
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The Caregiver Education Team with Alberta Health Services and the Parent Support Program at the Boys and Girls Club Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton have teamed up to bring some great programming for Parents and Caregivers!
Feel free to distribute to anyone who may be interested and visit our website at: www.bgcbigs.ca/caregiver-sessions/
Feel free to distribute to anyone who may be interested and visit our website at: www.bgcbigs.ca/caregiver-sessions/
Living Local: EFCL E-News
https://efcl.org/newsmedia/efcl-enews-archive/
https://efcl.org/newsmedia/efcl-enews-archive/
The Park Bench Newsletter
https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/for
_communities/the-park-bench-enewsletter.aspx
What is Coffee News? coffee-news.ca/
Fresh weekly issues of Coffee News® can now be found in locations throughout Alberta. We’re very proud to bring this free, weekly publication to local restaurants, coffee shops, professional offices, community buildings and other local businesses where people have a few minutes to read good news and fun features while waiting. Our goal is to be “everywhere” within the community to maximize enjoyment for our readers and exposure for our local advertisers. Everything in Coffee News® is positive and entertaining, including unusual news stories, jokes, trivia, amazing facts, and horoscopes. Be sure to look for the What’s Happening section, which is dedicated to listing local events taking place throughout our community. Coffee News® is one of the most potent, yet affordable advertising publications ever produced. It has grown from a single edition, first published in Winnipeg, Canada in 1988, to become the largest franchised restaurant publication in the world. Coffee News® is now read by more than ten million people every week! It’s amazing and sustained growth can be attributed to its popular content, accessible distribution, unique design and format which generates BIG RESULTS for the small and medium sized businesses who choose to advertise in Coffee News®.
For more information about Advertising in Coffee News, click here.
Fresh weekly issues of Coffee News® can now be found in locations throughout Alberta. We’re very proud to bring this free, weekly publication to local restaurants, coffee shops, professional offices, community buildings and other local businesses where people have a few minutes to read good news and fun features while waiting. Our goal is to be “everywhere” within the community to maximize enjoyment for our readers and exposure for our local advertisers. Everything in Coffee News® is positive and entertaining, including unusual news stories, jokes, trivia, amazing facts, and horoscopes. Be sure to look for the What’s Happening section, which is dedicated to listing local events taking place throughout our community. Coffee News® is one of the most potent, yet affordable advertising publications ever produced. It has grown from a single edition, first published in Winnipeg, Canada in 1988, to become the largest franchised restaurant publication in the world. Coffee News® is now read by more than ten million people every week! It’s amazing and sustained growth can be attributed to its popular content, accessible distribution, unique design and format which generates BIG RESULTS for the small and medium sized businesses who choose to advertise in Coffee News®.
For more information about Advertising in Coffee News, click here.
Check out what the city of Edmonton has for Drop In programs for YOUTH
Click on picture to the left
Useful Links
* City of Edmonton * Edmonton 311 * Edmonton Police * All Resident Programs City of Edmonton * Edmonton Events for Children and Family * Edmonton Sports Council * Youth Programs City of Edmonton *Teen Being Online Magazine * Senior Programs City of Edmonton * Neighbourhood Watch * Habitat for Humanity
* Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues * Electronic Recycling Association * Fetal Alcohol Network Society
* Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues * Electronic Recycling Association * Fetal Alcohol Network Society