Vulnerable Populations in Our Area
As the fallout of the pandemic continues to unfold in our city and around the country, there is a perception that crime has increased. Whether or not this is actually…
As the fallout of the pandemic continues to unfold in our city and around the country, there is a perception that crime has increased. Whether or not this is actually…
By Leslie DeGagne, TGCA PresidentIn the year 1973, TGCA was a fledgling community, a community looking at finding an identity. Residents came together, shared ideas and came up with a…
That newsletter you get in your mailbox isn't The TGCA newsletter, the last issue of The Horizon was delivered in April 2020The community newsletter has long been one of the…
"...a vibrant community can save everyone money – by keeping property values up, advocating for commerce and infrastructure, offering opportunities for skill building through volunteering or employment, and providing space…
“…the success of a community association continues to depend on the capacity and agency of its volunteers.” If you happened to be leafing through this month’s issue of Avenue Magazine,…
Interested in learning about drainage and the urban watershed in North Calgary? This soggy summer is great example of why we should be engaged on issues surrounding where water is…
What are you passionate about? Knitting? Dungeons and dragons? Gardening? Kids’ activities? The TGCA is seeking some community leaders to energize residents with some new ideas for clubs or events.If…
As the pandemic has worn on (and on and on) concerns from residents about the levels of crime seem to be increasing. I see it on our social media pages…
It’s fair to say that when the TGCA’s current site went live in March of 2020 there were a few hiccups. One of the bigger issues ended up being that…
In the summer of 2019, when I came on at the centre as the programming and community engagement coordinator (my title was going to be longer but I managed to…