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CREB volunteer of the year 2022
CREB® NEWS

Aug. 14, 2023 | CREB

Valerie Konechny on receiving the CREB® Volunteer of the Year - Marilyn Jones Memorial Award

Valerie Konechny’s volunteering journey began in the fall of 2011.

Inclusive Playgrounds
News

Aug. 18, 2022 |

Inclusive playgrounds now open across Calgary

Calling all kids! The City of Calgary has opened 10 new inclusive playgrounds in various neighborhoods across the city. Now, families with children who are blind, wheelchair bound or facing developmental delay will be able to watch their child play and explore playgrounds without limits.

Neighbour Day
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT

June 02, 2022 | CREB

Hi neighbour!

What makes a great community? Of course, there are tangible elements such as housing, mixed-use spaces, great roads, walkability, low crime rates and more. But it’s the intangible elements that tie a community together – like great neighbours!

Cody Stuart / CREB®Now
News

July 21, 2021 | Barb Livingstone

New downtown community association gives voice to 8,500 residents and counting

The creation of a new downtown community association, the first from the city's core in a decade, is a sign of the growth of a healthy city as it emerges from the pandemic, says the executive director of the Federation of Calgary Communities.

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July 14, 2021 | Natalie Noble

CREA report highlights underappreciated benefits of homeownership

It's no surprise that homeownership can create significant financial benefits over time. What's often overlooked is the value of the non-financial advantages – to the individual, their community and society as a whole. In fact, the value of homeownership spans the realms of health, education, and civic and socio-cultural spheres.

Courtesy of the City of Chestermere
News

June 30, 2021 | Mario Toneguzzi

City of Chestermere moves ahead with plans for long-awaited civic rec centre

After years of consultation and research, the City of Chestermere is building a new $39.5-million civic recreation centre.

Chestermere Mayor Marshall Chalmers says the project is an important one, as Chestermere has seen significant growth in recent years. The city is the third-fastest-growing community in Canada and second in Alberta to only Airdrie.

The Bridgeland 515 rental project is one housing development where Cohousing Connections hopes to implement the Intentional Neighbourhood Association model.
Courtesy of Kanas Corporation
News

June 18, 2021 | Geoff Geddes

Intentional Neighbourhood Associations expand opportunities for cohousing

In the age of COVID-19, connecting with others is a lost art. Thanks to cohousing and a new model that aims to broaden its use, however, that sense of community could return with a vengeance.

Courtesy Flickr user Glen Belbeck
News

March 05, 2021 | Andrea Cox

Making a mark: Watermark at Bearspaw provides inviting atmosphere for young and old alike

Vancouver-based Macdonald Development Corp. is known for its thoughtful community designs, often imbued with a west coast feel.


It's a vibe that resonates with residents – connecting neighbours and instilling a strong sense of community. Watermark at Bearspaw, the developer's latest master-planned community, is no exception.


The 290-acre community is located in Rocky View County at the edge of Calgary's city limits, touching the northwest neighbourhood of Tuscany.


Cody Stuart / CREB®Now
News

Feb. 01, 2021 | Cody Stuart

Cold calling: Calgary's outdoor rinks provide much-needed outdoor activity option amid COVID-19 restrictions

With pandemic precautions forcing Calgarians to restructure their lives, the city's outdoor spaces have become a hot commodity this winter. Among the spots in highest demand have been the city's many outdoor rinks.

Cody Stuart / CREB®Now
News

Dec. 08, 2020 | Cody Stuart

My Neighbourhood: Acadia

The community of Acadia sits in southeast Calgary, nestled between Carburn Park and the Bow River to the east and Macleod Trail to the west. Established in 1960, the community is home to nine schools from the public and separate boards – including the city's largest high school, Lord Beaverbrook – as well as a charter school and bilingual schools.

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