Author Archives: Communications Director

AGM 2024

by | December 15, 2024

Join us at the Whyteridge Community Centre (170 Fleetwood Rd) in our Multi-Purpose Room or join virtually via google meet at meet.google.com/cau-uvhp-ojv on Monday, April 8, 7 pm. Email president@whyteridge.ca by Mar 15 to receive a meeting package and to help us plan capacity and refreshments. The 2024 AGM agenda includes election of officers for the… Read more »

Get ready for Winter Carnival

by | December 3, 2023

Winter Carnival Join us for a fun-filled Winter Carnival! Venue: Whyte Ridge Community Centre Time: Sunday, January 14, 2024, 1-4 pm Activities Skating (bring your own skates) Sleigh Ride ($2/person or $5/family) Indoor Craft Table * Glitter Tattoos * Sledding Hot Chocolate & Cookies * Marshmallow Roast Milk Jug Curling * MyGym indoor play structure Silent… Read more »

Adventure awaits

by | December 15, 2024

Just a short trip from Winnipeg lies a place where the remnants of the old Pinawa dam meet the timelessness of nature, gradually submitting to the surrounding landscape. The signs of human presence become less noticeable each passing year, and the decaying industrial relic is all that’s left of a once bustling community.   It… Read more »

Community Superstars

by | August 18, 2023

Kim O’Hara has received Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee award and was nominated by Obby Khan, MLA forFort Whyte. Her contributions of time, creativity and effort at the Whyte Ridge Community Centre are outstanding – from organizing programs to writing grants to overseeing all kinds of renovations and even a spray pad installation. Her commitment to improving… Read more »

The Fluttering Colours

by | August 15, 2023

In the fascinating world of animals, butterflies are a widely beloved species. Their delicate beauty sets them apart from other insects, more often evoking the feeling of admiration rather than scientific interest. But there is more to them than meets the eye, as these creatures are loaded with remarkable facts. Butterflies have long become a symbol of… Read more »