​As you may or may not know, Evergreen is about to get a second CBE Elementary School! What will it be called? That is up to you! A committee made up of community volunteers have come up with a list that we can choose from. 
Between now and June 16, go to the link below and fill out the survey on the page. Share this and tell your neighbours.
https://www.cbe.ab.ca/schools/building-and-modernizing-schools/Pages/evergreen-second-elementary-school.aspx

Marshall Springs School Council, in partnership with Alberta Health Services, CES, and Calgary Police Foundation are proud to host a presentation on Cannabis and Calgary's Youth.
Wednesday, December 5
6:30-8:00pm
Marshall Springs School - 1100 Everridge Drive SW
This presentation is open to any parents/guardians within the Community of Evergreen. Youth 12+ can attend with an adult.
To RSVP or for more info see their website: http://youthlinkcalgary.com/crime-prevention/cannabiseducation/
December 5 - Cannabis Presentation for Parents.pdf 

We, at Cardel Rec South, are offering new social, recreational and educational programs geared towards our community seniors.  Your assistance in helping get our message out would be greatly appreciated.
 
Program Details:
Pickleball:  Come to the Cardel Court gymnasium (located past the YMCA member services desk and Made Foods café) for drop-in pickleball.  Bring your own equipment or share ours.  Cost:  $5.00 per person
 
50+ Non Instructional Sticks and Pucks:  Designed specifically for those looking for extra ice time to practice their hockey skills and/or get in a little extra exercise.  It is not the intent of this program to have games but rather an opportunity to hone your skills.  As this is a drop in program, goalies may or may not be in attendance.  Full equipment is MANDATORY.  Cost:  $5.00 per person
Ice Skating:  Strap on the ice skates and come for a twirl in a non-threatening environment.  Skating is an excellent exercise providing you with a cardio workout while stretching out those muscles!   Wearing helmets for this activity is strongly recommended.   Cost:  $3.75 per person
Social Program:  Come drop in for a coffee or juice to visit with your community neighbors and meet new friends.  This informal event takes place in the Flames Meeting Room which is located on the second level across from Arena 3.  Specific activities are up to you and could include card games, puzzle building,   Cost:  $2.00 per person
 Educational Programming:  We have teamed up with Home Instead Senior Care to develop three informative sessions relevant to our more “mature” community members.  There is NO COST to attend these programs but as space is limited we ask you to call 403-984-9225 to register.

• Seniors Home Safety; 5 Fixes For Under $500:  Wednesday, September 19 starting at 10am.  Jets Meeting Room (lower level across from Arena 3)
• Improving Communication With Aging Parents:  Wednesday, October 17 starting at 2pm.  Jets Meeting Room (lower level across from Arena 3)
• Online and Fraud Protection:  Wednesday, November 21 starting at 10am.  Jets Meeting Room (lower level across from Arena 3)

 For ease of planning, we have developed monthly calendars and program flyers, of which electronic copies are attached.  Similar promotional material will be developed for future months and will be circulated via social media, our website at www.cardelrec.com and available for pick up at Cardel Rec.  If you are a senior and would like to receive program information directly, please please drop us a line at sonya@cardelrec.com to be added to our email list.
For Recreation Program opportunities open for all ages, please check out social media (Facebook & Twitter), our website (www.cardelrec.com), phone in (403-201-8652), or drop in for a visit and pick up our Program Guide.
If you have additional programming ideas, please give Sonya, our program coordinator, a shout at either 403-201-8652 or sonya@cardelrec.com

CECA participated in the Swan Evergreen Village by Origin Spring Market. Thank you to the team of volunteers.

Dear Calgary Transit Rider,
The City of Calgary is investing in new and improved Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and the routes that link into it. Together, the new BRT routes and supporting routes will significantly shape the way the transit network operates in many communities.
Calgary Transit is reviewing existing bus services to develop a more effective and efficient bus network in Calgary. The goal of this review is to increase connectivity, reliability and efficiency and ensure customers can get to where they need to go. The review will be based on the following new BRT routes:

• 17 Avenue S. E. BRT
• North Crosstown BRT
• South Crosstown BRT

What Does This Mean to You?
The changed or new bus routes mean better connections and convenience for transit riders. These routes fill important gaps from the east side to the west side of the City and better connect riders to major destinations.
With the North and South Crosstown and 17 Avenue S.E. BRTs starting service this fall, there will be dozens of revisions to existing bus routes across the City that connect to them.
The City Needs Your Input.
Starting in April, we are collecting input from riders on the proposed revisions. We want to know what you like about these changes, what you think could be improved and any additional information you feel is important for Calgary Transit to consider.
We Need You To Tell Us:

• What do you like about the proposed changes?
• What you think could be improved or changed?
• Whether you have any other input/insights that would help Calgary Transit with route planning?

There Are Two Ways to Engage:

1. Visit Engage.calgary.ca/busreview to provide comments on specific routes

Opens April 16 / Closes 
 

1. Visit one of six open houses:

Sat April 21      Genesis Centre Lobby | 7555 Falconridge Blvd N.E. | 9-11 a.m.
Tues April 24    Marlborough Park Community Association | 6021 Madigan Dr. N.E. | 6-8 p.m.
Wed April 25   Remington YMCA | 108 Quarry Park Rd. S.E. | 4-6p.m.
Thurs April 26 Dover Community Association | 3133 30 Ave S.E. | 6-8 p.m.
Sat April 28      Village Square Leisure Centre | 2623 56 St. N.E.| 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Tues May 1       St Andrews Heights Community Association | 2504 13 Ave. N.W. | 6-8 p.m.
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Not a CECA event, memberships not required. CECA will be on hand to sell memberships though.