Guest blog: Attachment Styles Across the Lifespan
Attachment Styles Across the Lifespan: Understanding How We Connect, Grow, and HealWhy do some people seem to constantly crave closeness with people in their lives while others pull away at…
Attachment Styles Across the Lifespan: Understanding How We Connect, Grow, and HealWhy do some people seem to constantly crave closeness with people in their lives while others pull away at…
The TGCA Planning Committee is seeking feedback from residents regarding Land Use Amendment application LOC2026-0101 for 5639 Centre Street NW in Thorncliffe. The applicant is requesting to redesignate the property…
The TGCA is pleased to partner with the Alberta Iron Indians Pontiac Club to invite classic car enthusiasts, families, and community supporters to an exciting day of automotive excellence at…
In partnership with The City of Calgary, Technotrash, Recon Metal, WINS-Women In Need Society, The Salvation Army and Bike Bike, The TGCA is hosting our area Community Cleanup Depot on…
Press release via Calgary Police Service Calgary, AB, 22 July 2026Update #8: Missing Child - ParkerWe continue to ask the public for help a week into our search for Parker.Despite an exhaustive…
We’re so pleased to announce a new partnership with Big 5 Exteriors Ltd in the TGCA business membership!For more than 40 years, Big 5 Exteriors has helped Calgary homeowners and businesses…
Each year since 1980 the Thorncliffe Greenview Community Association has awarded scholarships to eligible graduates from John Diefenbaker, James Fowler, St. Francis and Notre Dame High Schools.Scholarships are awarded on…
Couples often argue- about chores, finances, parenting, and a range of other things. While these concerns are important, what often keeps couples stuck is not the topic itself, but the…
In partnership with Calgary Arts Development, the TGCA is pleased to announce a new and improved mini art gallery has been installed along the path to the inclusive playground across…
When life gets hard, many of us have the same instinct: pull back. We tell ourselves we don’t want to burden anyone. We convince ourselves we should be able to…