Our annual AGM took place on Monday, April 10. Through a hybrid fashion, we had community members join in person as well as virtually. We really appreciated everyone who was able to join us as we are required to have a certain number of community members join as at the AGM. Both Hon. Obby Khan,… Read More: Snippets from our 2023 AGM! »
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: The Fluttering Colours »
Whyte Ridge Fall Programming 2023 For information on any of our programs or how to register please visit our events page at www.whyteridge.ca/events. Mondays BADMINTON This is a beginner-intermediate level Youth and Adult program for ages 14+. Parents are welcome to join their youth in the class. Location: Pacific Junction School Mondays 8:00 pm – 9:30… Read More: Fall Programming »
Hello Linden Ridge and Whyte Ridge, Summer seemed to go by too fast! But I am so happy to say that the spraypad was used all summer by community members and has been a great addition to our outdoor space. Before I get into all the exciting news, I want to let everyone know… Read More: President’s Message »
Thank you to all the 2023 Outdoor soccer participants! Our outdoor season wrapped up for mini soccer in June, and Youth soccer with playoffs in July. This was a unique year for Whyte Ridge Community Soccer, and we saw a record-breaking number of teams participating in our program. Mini soccer had 18 teams, and for… Read More: Soccer Update »
Mini Ballers is a basketball and movement FUNdamental program for 1- 8 year olds in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We believe that young children are energetic, curious, imaginative and capable. Our basketball lessons are strategically designed to be developmentally appropriate and highlight the way preschool and early years age children think and learn. Sessions are delivered in… Read More: Mini-Ballers »
“Cultural Diversity Celebration” was held at Henry G Izatt Middle School (HGI) on Sunday April 30 th , 11am– 3pm. This was a free come-and-go event, jointly planned, funded and offered by Whyte Ridge Community Center, HGI (and their Parents’ Council), and Pembina Active Living (PAL 55+). This was an opportunity for people of all ages to connect… Read More: Celebration of Cultural Diversity »
It’s difficult not to admire squirrels’ audacity: the acrobatic champions that can embezzle your bird feeder in minutes; the speed and unpredictable trajectories with which they spring from tree to tree. Some species can leap up to 10 times their body length in a single jump. Squirrels are a surprisingly diverse group. Around the globe, there… Read More: The Squirrel Scoop »
Want to make new friends while making the community better? Want to share some skills? The Whyte Ridge Community Centre Board of Directors is looking for you as we have a few Board positions that might be a good fit. We are looking for people who might like to take on the roles of Programming/Activities… Read More: Join the Fun! »
Hello Whyte Ridge and Linden Ridge, Summer is finally here! We are so excited to have everyone soon able to see our newly renovated interior. We applied for multiple grants and were fortunate that they were approved, allowing for new flooring and painting in the skate change area, the canteen and kitchen updated and made… Read More: President’s Message »
Thank you to our Volunteers, Coaches and Sponsors. As we enter another year for our summer soccer program, we want to take a moment to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the volunteers, coaches, and donors who make it all possible. Thanks in advance for your efforts, because without your support we wouldn’t be able… Read More: Summer soccer update »
Why did the deer go for a run? To doe off some steam. And run they do! Whitetail deer can develop speeds up to 30 miles per hour and jump eight feet high. Despite being the most wide-spread deer species in North America, the whitetail deer is pretty flighty and patience is required to snap… Read More: Whitetail Deer »