Thank you for supporting the Westridge and Wolf Willow Park Rejuvenation Projects. We are on our way to raising the $500,000 needed to add shade shelters, picnic tables, benches and trees, and more play equipment to each playground. Every dollar helps us get closer to our goal. Please fill out the form below to ensure…
The Westridge-Wolf Willow-Country Club Community League (WWWCCCL) is excited to announce that the board has successfully proposed a project to rejuvenate both community parks with the City of Edmonton. The vision is to enhance each park by adding shade sails above existing equipment and add gazebos or shelters with picnic tables. Additional enhancements are always…
It is with much excitement that the Park Rejuvenation Committee announces receiving a $250,000 grant from Parks and Development. Thanks to this grant we’ve raised nearly 60% of the budget needed! While we await for results from another grant for $125,000, we must continue fundraising to make up the remainder (and in case we are…
Our vision is to enhance each park with elements that will offer more space to socialize; more opportunities to challenge motorskills and play; and more reasons to be active and come together. Both playgrounds will be enhanced with: Shade shelter with tables New benches New trees Additional play structure New free standing pieces and/or interactive…
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We need your community to help us shape the future of mass transit in Edmonton, so please share this with the residents of your community.
The Mass Transit Network will change how Edmontonians move around the city, by bringing high speed bus transit to parts of the city where the LRT doesn’t go. Don’t worry, we aren’t changing the LRT lines. Instead we are adding special bus routes that work more like an LRT by running in dedicated lanes, using heated stations and getting priority over cars at intersections. These routes will connect the LRT lines to each other and serve new locations along the way.
The City is looking for feedback on Non-LRT Mass Transit approaches and technologies for the future (10-15 years). Your league and members of your community can get involved from October 3 - 28, 2022 through our online survey at: engaged.edmonton.ca/MassTransit.
We also are having four online workshops. Each workshop will dive into the details of a particular corridor. Please select the corridor (or date) you would like to join and a calendar invite will be sent to you with the Zoom link
For more information, please visit our website at: edmonton.ca/masstransit
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We look forward to hearing from you
Sincerely
-Bryan Whited
Mass Transit Implementation for 1.25 Million Population Project
City of Edmonton
Edmonton Tower
10111-104 Avenue NW
Edmonton AB T5J 0J4
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