SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP

The EFCL, the City of Edmonton, and the Community Leagues  involved will then meet to discuss the program implementation in Ottewell, Twin Brooks, King Edward Park, Beverly Heights, Woodcroft, and King Edward Park.  The City has released maps of the exact streets impacted and these streets will see reduced speed limits of 40 km/hr by the implementation date of May 1.  Lighten up on the gas pedal! 

See other news article for more information on the process - click read more to see maps

Save this date: March 19, doors open 6:30 pm so please join us at Montrose Hall, 5920 - 119 Avenue, for an action packed information evening.  7:15 to 8:15 are presentations, questions after, and wine and cheese before and after. FREE EVENT Open to the public and league members of course and be green and bring your own cup.

Eastwood School, located at 12023 – 81 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, offers a Kindergarten and Grades 1 to 6 regular program, Grades 1 to 6 Opportunity Program and Division II Behaviour Learning Assistance Program. The Board of Trustees is considering the closure of all programs accommodated at Eastwood School.

The City has brought all the facility booking staff into one Facility Booking Unit. This includes staff that book the major facility groupings in and around our Multi-Purpose Recreation Centers (Arenas, Pools, Fieldhouses/Flexi-halls, Gymnasiums, and Sportsfields) together with the staff who manage the rentals/bookings in our Attractions (ex. Fort Edmonton, Muttart Conservatory, Valley Zoo)

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Board Leadership 2010: All on Board!, is a day-long program of engaging and informative workshops focused on board members of voluntary and non-for-profit organizations. This event will provide a variety of sessions and networking opportunities addressing not-for-profit board fundamentals and new trends.

Please note that Edmonton City Council recently approved a two-year extension to the standard license agreement most community leagues have signed with the City of Edmonton.

In memory of our past board member Edo Nyland, the EFCL Board has voted to approve $2000 worth of scholarships to pay half of the tuition for community league members to become certified through the Planning Academy workshops.