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September 2019 Newsletter

North Glenora Community League Newsletter – NorthGlenora.org

Do you have an article or story that you would like to share? A recipe or photo? A special thank you or congratulations to

someone in your community? We would love to hear from you.

The deadline for the October issue is September 20th. Please send your submission to [email protected]

NGCL Community Day Pancake Breakfast

Saturday, September 21 from 10:00 until 1:00

North Glenora Community Hall - 13535-109A Avenue

Includes: Pancakes,(gluten free options available) Sausage, Juice, Tea and Coffee

Enjoy a free a Pancake Breakfast with your 2019/2020 Community League Membership.

(NGCL Memberships will be sold at the event)

Non members: $3 /person, $10 /family Games, Face Painting, Fire Truck visit and EPL Puppet Show(11-12pm)

Meets at the NGCL Hall Tuesdays with a weigh-in at 6:30 pm followed by a short business meeting. This support group is open to men and women. For more information please call:

Brenda Richardson @ 780-719-5155

Download the CommuniBee App to Access North Glenora News From Your Phone Looking for the latest news from your community? Get updates right to your phone by getting the free CommuniBee App. Head to CommuniBee.ca to download the app to your iPhone or Android and select North Glenora from the drop down menu. You’ll be able to see community news, events, memberships, amenities and more. Try it today!

September Pub Night Oktoberfest! September 20th, 7-11PM Yes, Oktoberfest does kick off in September! To celebrate, we'll be starting a bit earlier than usual and firing up the BBQ. So bring your appetites! —Bratwurst on a bun with sauerkraut - $6 The usual pub night beverages will be available as well as non-alcohol drinks. Bring a snack to share, maybe served in a creative re-used container? As required by the liquor license — this event is open to all over 18 residents of North Glenora and invited guests.

https://communibee.ca/are-you-a-resident/

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Title Volunteer Phone Email Address

President David Van Meter 780.454.5459 [email protected]

Office Support Kurena Adams 780.452.6610 [email protected]

Janitor Aida Alkhatib 587.501.1025 [email protected]

Past President Ryan Young 780.250.2516 [email protected]

Treasurer Lee Heidecker 780.910.9666 [email protected]

Grants Coordinators Nives Zvonkovic 780.454.8279 [email protected]

Secretary Michelle Schurek 780.454.8279 [email protected]

Greeting Cards Agnes Brennan 780.455.0114 [email protected]

1st Vice President Andrea Laurie 780.451.2707 [email protected]

Buildings and Grounds [email protected]

Hall Bookings [email protected]

Planning and Transportation Jason Ness 780.937.9183 [email protected]

Neighborhood Security Lionel Pereira 780.695.8389 [email protected]

School Liaison [email protected]

Kitchen Keeper Margaret French 780.451.0808 [email protected]

Abundant Communities Sheila Hallett [email protected]

2nd Vice President Guy Sopiwnyk 780.446.4727 [email protected]

NG Neighbourhood Club Bev Orchard 780.455.7072 [email protected]

Family Programs Monika Ibrahimi 780.807.0896 [email protected]

Indoor Playground Marie-Josee Bruneau [email protected]

Family Movie Night Marie-Josee Bruneau Adult Programs Klaus Rubba 780.455.9360 [email protected]

Sports Programs Mark Veerkamp [email protected]

Membership Wendy Sauve 780.453.8029 [email protected]

Welcoming Elizabeth Turner 780.455.8660 [email protected]

Historian Sheila Hallett [email protected]

Publicity & Newsletter Geoffrey Davison 780.217.1862 [email protected]

Newsletter Distribution Kirsten Paetsch [email protected]

Social Media Coordinator Kris Berezanski [email protected]

Playschool Executive

President Faith Cisakowski 780.446.1711 [email protected]

Vice-President Alberto Altamirano 780.707.5109

Treasurer Alissa Donaldson

Secretary Melissa Campbell 780.982.8889

Registrar Maurice Dransfield 780.886.7841 Communications Sana Alugaili

Past President Katie O’Reilly

Past Vice President Cara Roemmich

Special Coordinators Casino Neil Lang 780.975.0868 [email protected]

Fall Garage Sale Louise McKay 780.469.8405 [email protected]

Garbage Fair Margaret French 780.451.0808 [email protected]

Community Contacts


Emergency Contacts

Emergency Calls 911

Non-Emergency calls 780.423.4567

[email protected]

Police Switchboard 780.421.3333 (Weekdays)

West Division Police Station 780.426.8000

16506 - 100 Ave Hours: 6 am to 10 pm daily

Crime Stoppers 780.422.TIPS (8477)

Animal Control 780.496.8860

Report a Coyote 311

Government Contacts

Scott McKeen, City Counselor Sarah Hoffman, MLA

Telephone: 780-496-8140 Telephone: 780-455-7979

[email protected] [email protected]

Randy Boissonnault, MP

Phone: 780-442-1888 Website: RandyBoissonnault.liberal.ca

Newsletter Submissions Comments, complaints and compliments are always welcome via email at [email protected]

Advert Inquiries:

Please contact the editor by email at: [email protected] for information. Current rates can also be accessed on the ngcl.org

website.

Delivery Contact

The lovely and talented Kirsten Paetsch handles delivery of our newsletter. If you would like to apply for a route when one comes availa-

ble or if you have any problems with delivery, please contact Kirsten at [email protected]

Newsletter Submissions are due no later than 6:00 pm on the Friday following the North Glenora Executive Meeting (third Tuesday of the

month).

Legal Information The North Glenora News is published by the North Glenora Community League for the benefit of the Community.

Note that the articles and advertisements appearing in the North Glenora News do not necessarily reflect the views of the North Gle-

nora Community League. Its officials or individuals cannot be held responsible in any way for the effects of any information published

herein.

While we make every effort to assure the accuracy of the information contained herein, we cannot be held responsible for errors or

omissions.


North Glenora Community League (NGCL) Executive Meeting Tuesday, September 17…………………….7:00pm September Pub Night –Oktoberfest Theme North Glenora Community Hall Friday, September 20…………7:00pm-11:00pm NGCL Community Day Pancake Breakfast North Glenora Community Hall Saturday, September 21..…..10:00am-1:00pm NGCL Club The First Event of the Fall Season: A Potluck and Entertainment -See Page 7 for Details Friday, September 27………….doors at 5:30pm & supper at 6:00pm Morning Yoga Tuesdays in September, beginning on the 17……………9:30am-10:30am Hatha Yoga Wednesdays in September, beginning on the 18.……….….6:45pm-7:45pm Relaxation Yoga Nidra Wednesdays in September, beginning on the 18….…........8:00pm-9:00pm Brownies All Mondays in September………….…….6:30pm Sparks All Tuesdays in September……………....5:15pm TOPS All Tuesdays in September….…….….....6:00pm Toastmasters All Wednesdays in September………..12:00pm Wildrose Fiddlers All Thursdays in September………….....5:00pm

Do You Have an Interest in Volunteering? NGCL Board

Positions are Still Available.

Hall Bookings: This is an important position and we are hoping

to have it filled as soon as possible , since hall rentals provide a

significant portion of our operation budget. In this position you

will be scheduling the community hall for NGCL activities and

acting as the contact person for anyone inquiring about hall

rentals.

Buildings and Grounds: You enjoy taking care of the physical

structure of the league

Sports Programs: You enjoy organizing sports programs for the

community.

If you are interested in any of these board positions, please

contact David Van Meter at [email protected] or

Andrea Laurie at [email protected].

Do You Have an Interest in Volunteering? Edmonton’s Terry Fox Run is on Sunday, September 25, 2019

-Seeking Participants and Donors-

For more information about the event, as well as how to partici-pate or donate: https://www.terryfox.org/edmonton/.

If you would like to sponsor the NGCL chair of publicity and newsletter as a participant, please search for Geoffrey Davison on the foundation’s website.

Upcoming Events

https://www.terryfox.org/edmonton/


Westmount Presbyterian Church

13830-109A Avenue

Come join us for worship.

Sunday at 9:30am (with children’s program).

See our Website for details.

www.westmountpresbyterian.ca LOVE/SERVE/CARE Do you have kids aged five and under?

Need a place to play indoors?

Join us at North Glenora’s Indoor Playground!

Located inside the North Glenora Community Hall at

13535 109A Avenue

OPEN MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 9:15 to 11:00 AM

Your first visit is free! $1.00 drop-in fee, or a yearly fee of $20.00

Contact [email protected] for more details.

mailto:[email protected]


North Glenora Neighbourhood Club (NGNC) The first event for the fall to be hosted by the NGNC is on Friday, September 27 with the doors opening at 5:30 pm with supper at 6:00 pm. Ham will be provided by the NGNC. Each adult is to bring an item for the buffet table preferably with ingredients from your garden and/or yard. The cost will be $7 for people over 18, ages 12 – 18 years $5 , ages 6 – 12 $3, and under 6 years of age No Cost. Entertainment will begin at 7:00 pm. There will be door prizes. Please invite your neighbours, friends and relatives as it will be an opportunity to share your summer experiences and travels. If you could help with setup, please contact Bev at 780-455-7072 or Donna at [email protected].

If you would like to attend the Executive meetings on Sept 10, Oct 8, Nov 12, Jan 14, Feb 11, Apr 14, and May 12, please do. The meetings are at 7:30 pm at the Community Hall. Please contact Bev or Donna if you would like more information.

North Glenora Neighbourhood Club (NGNC)

Meet your local yoga/relaxation

instructor

Hello, my name is Jacquelyn Rae. My fam-

ily and I moved to North Glenora from

Beaumont almost four years ago. I have

enjoyed getting to know the wonderful

people of North Glenora in my role as a

Block Connector. When the NGCL pre-

sented me with the opportunity to offer

yoga and relaxation classes at our local

hall, it seemed like another great way for

me to be of service and connect with the

local community.

My explorations with yoga have been on-

going for almost twenty years. In my

youth, I studied dance. I first came to yo-

ga when I was having trouble finding an

adult dance class. Right away, I enjoyed

the physical benefits of yoga, but I soon

realized that yoga had much more to offer

me. The greatest benefit I receive from

my yoga and relaxation practices is self-

knowledge. I have come to realize that

the more I understand about myself, the

better equipped I am to serve my body

and my life.

Getting to better know myself through

yoga and yoga nidra relaxation has been

both empowering and healing on a life

changing scale. This opportunity for self-

discovery is something I am passionate

about providing to others and is the rea-

son I began teaching yoga in 2006. It is my

heart’s desire to empower people to en-

hance their lives.

Whether you are looking to build strength,

increase flexibility, authentically relax or

just learn more about yourself, I have

tools to assist you. I invite you to come

and experience one of my classes. If you

have any questions or would like a current

class schedule, please

email me at jacquelyn-

[email protected].

Wild Rose –Old Time Fiddlers Association

THURSDAY NIGHTS AT NORTH GLENORA COMMUNITY HALL

13535 – 109A AVENUE, EDMONTON, ALBERTA

Live music - Come out to play your instrument, sing, listen or learn

to dance

Or take the stage at our OPEN MIC

Remember those DANCE FLOOR CLASSICS – waltz, polka, foxtrot,

twostep.

POLISH UP YOUR SHOES AND GET IN RHYTHM - WE CAN TEACH YOU.

DANCING IS ONE OF THE BEST AEROBIC WORKOUTS YOU CAN HAVE

– benefits the heart, the mind, the soul and is good for the brain. It

is how to stay young. Music and dance build the community.

A GREAT OUTING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY – PARENTS, CHILDREN

AND GRANDPARENTS.ALL AGES WELCOME

- MUSIC STARTS AT 7:00 P.M. - ADMISSION - $5.00 PER PERSON

• Coffee, Tea and light meal served approximately 8:00 pm

FOR MORE INFO CALL WAYNE AT 780-722-9428





Wild Rose Old Tyme Fiddlers Association– In

your community.

PRESENTS AN OPEN MIC – OLD TIME JAMBOREE

Every Thursday evening starting 7:00 pm at North Glenora Community Hall we host a music jamboree. We have a core of musicians on stage; others sign up to take a turn to sing or play their instrument with the assistance of those backup musi-cians. Or if dancing is your thing – come out to listen to old time music and dance the night away. If you play an instru-ment but do not want to go on stage you are welcome to play in the circle on the floor with the other musicians. We gener-ally have about 50 plus people on a Thursday night – some come to dance, other comes to just listen.

We sell tickets on a “Chase the Ace” 50/50 Raffle Draw each night – at present the Progressive Pot is worth just over $500.

Admission is $5.00 and everyone is welcome – includes coffee, tea and a light lunch served approximately 8:00 p.m.

For more information contact

Wayne Kirk at 780-722-9428

Come check us out on a Thursday night at North Glenora Community Hall, 13535 – 109A Avenue, Edmonton or visit our website: www.wildrosefiddlers.org.

http://www.wildrosefiddlers.org/


North Glenora Crime Map Please remember if you see anything suspicious to call 911 as soon as possible. Together we can all prevent crime in our neighbourhood!

For more information on crimes in our neighborhood visit: crime-mapping.edmontonpolice.ca


The Village GREEN - 5 Tips for a GREENER School Year

Erin Olefeldt

It’s hard to believe it’s time to start another school year! While most of us will have everything organized for back-to-school by the time this article is delivered, here are a few tips for how we can make environmentally sustainable choices for our kids at the start of the school year and throughout.

1. Lunches The average student’s lunch produces around 65 lbs of waste per school year with the average school generating 18,700 lbs of lunch waste per year. Packing a lunch each day (or the night before) is a great way to help reduce unnecessary waste. I love the leak-proof bento-style boxes that eliminate the need to send sandwich bags and various containers with their sometimes hard to find matching lids. My kids have Yumbox , and while the cost seemed expensive upfront, the convenience and money saved on any packaged goods make it well worth it. I’ve heard good things about Bentgo and Planetbox as well. Getting a good stainless steel water bottle is great too. Kids don’t need a juice every day at lunch. If yours are used to juice, you can do a mix of half juice, half water in the bottle for the first few weeks and then make the switch to only water. Sometimes mine like a little lemon and ice in theirs to make it fancy. This eliminates a lot of waste and reduces the amount of sugar our kids are consuming too!

2. School Supplies I like to do an inventory of what school supplies we already have and then only buy what’s needed. I take one of their plastic pencil boxes and create sets of markers, crayons, and pencil crayons with what we have at home. You can look online to get a list of the colours included in a Crayola crayon box and voila! It’s easier on the budget this way too! 3. Clothing Second only to the oil industry, the clothing industry is a major source of the world’s pollution. From the exorbitant water consumption required to produce cotton to the toxic dyes used to colour our clothing, this industry is contaminating rivers and causing serious health problems for people and wildlife living anywhere clothing factories exist. Asking family for hand-me-downs and shopping second hand is a great way to cut down on pollution and save money at the same time. If you’re in dire need of new clothing because your nephew wore out all of his pants this year, I recommend H&M, because they are striving towards greater environmental and social responsibility. 4. Idling I know our winters are cold, but please don’t idle outside of the school. Idling is actually a major source of smog and smog can aggravate asthma, induce and aggravate respiratory infections and aggravate allergies. I live near the school and in

the winter, the smog from vehicle exhaust is so thick, I have to rush home with my preschooler. 5. Talk to your kids about these and other sustainable choices It helps to talk with your kids about why they aren’t getting all the brand new stuff they want. Without crushing their spirits, we can explain why some choices are better than others, why It’s so important to reuse, and hopefully raise children who will grow into adults that don’t manufacture harmful products in the first place.

The Village GREEN —5 Tips for a GREENER School Year Erin Olefeldt


Update: NGCL Planning and Transportation Committee

-Survey Summary -Sarah Ramey, July 22, 2019

1. Who is the P&T Committee: Jason Ness- outgoing committee

chair, Eve Poirier – co-chair, Sandy Sift – co-chair, Suzanne McAFee,

Karen Zypchyn, Jena Tufts, David Caskenette

2. NGCL Planning and Transportation Committee Rezoning

Survey

A land development application has been submitted by Dualita on

behalf of Verona Development. The application is to rezone land at

the southeast corner of 109 avenue and 135 street to a DC2 provi-

sion that would allow for the development of a 4 storey building

with 28 residential units and small scale commercial options.

As a result of this proposal the NGCL planning and transportation

committee embarked on a survey to better understand the commu-

nity’s response to the rezoning application. The survey was available

in the June community newsletter and at the June 18th, City of Ed-

monton public engagement session held at the Westmount Presby-

terian Church. At this event the City also collected feedback, and

this feedback is available in aggregate format on the City’s website

Edmonton.ca/NorthGlenora and directly at https://

www.edmonton.ca/residential_neighbourhoods/neighbourhoods/

north-glenora-planning-applications.aspx

The Planning and Transportation Committee decided to conduct its

own survey of community residents as a result of the divisive feed-

back we received concerning the small scale commercial aspect of

the rezoning application. We received 43 surveys. This is a high level

overview of what we heard:

• 30 respondents do not support the rezoning application

• Of the 30 “no” respondents, 19 are opposed to all commercial

use.

• Of the 30 “no” respondents, 7 are opposed to some commercial

use.

• Of the 30 “no” respondents, 14 are either independently or ad-

ditionally opposed to the height/scale of the proposed develop-

ment.

• 12 respondents support the rezoning application as presented.

• 1 respondent was not opposed to the application but had some

reservations.

Many respondents listed commercial uses they were opposed to,

even if they responded that they were opposed to all commercial

uses. Predominantly the opposition was to pubs/bars; liquor stores;

cannabis stores; vape shops; convenience stores. It is notable that

many of these uses identified would be prohibited due to the prox-

imity of the location to schools, parks and community buildings. Re-

gardless we will pass along the full response to the City so they can

amalgamate this information with the information they collected at

their engagement session.

In the other comments field of the survey, key themes emerged:

• Concern around increased traffic as a result of additional units

and potential commercial activity

• Concern around increased noise as a result of additional units

and potential commercial activity

• Concern around increased pedestrian presence late into the

evening as a result of additional units and potential commercial

activity

• Concern around the impact that an underground parking facility

might have on drainage of surrounding residential areas.

Next steps:

• Provide executive summary, raw data, and copy of P&T survey

to Sarah Ramey, City of Edmonton planner to ensure input is

amalgamated into engagement session results.

• Report findings to the community.

• Notify community when the rezoning application is scheduled

for City Council hearing.

Note: Change from Condominium to Rental Units.

When the developers attended a NGCL Executive Meeting (early

spring 2019) to present on the proposed rezoning application and

provide an overview of the development, the proposal as presented

was a 28 unit condominium. As of the public engagement session

(June 18, 2019) the development proposal had changed to rental

units. This was unknown to the P&T Committee at the time we initi-

ated the survey. If this change might alter your response to the pro-

posal, we encourage you to contact the City planner, Sarah Ramey

780-496-6214 or [email protected].

Sincerely,

Eve Poirier – co-chair NGCL P&T Committee.

July 18, 2019.

https://www.edmonton.ca/residential_neighbourhoods/neighbourhoods/north-glenora-planning-applications.aspx





COMING TO YOUR DOOR IN

SEPTEMBER!*

NGCL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE COMBINES WITH THE

ABUNDANT COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE IN NORTH

GLENORA (ACING)

This September, canvassers or block connectors will

be coming to your door to collect information from our

residents and to sell North Glenora Community

League (NGCL) Memberships. Now, residents will be

able to:

• share information with or without purchasing a membership

• buy a NGCL membership. This way, we will be collecting information about who

is living in North Glenora, what they think would make

a great neighbourhood, what they would enjoy doing

and sharing with neighbours. The questions that will

be asked will be:

What is your vision for the neighbourhood?

What are activities or interests you would enjoy

with neighbours?

What skills, abilities or experiences would you be

willing to share with neighbours?

*If you miss the canvasser at your door, you can still

buy a NGCL membership by:

• Attending Community Day - September 21st, 2019

• Downloading the NEW! NGCL Communibee App

• Applying online - Edmonton Federation of Communi-

ty Leagues website https://efcl.org/membership/

For those interested in supporting the NGCL, member-

ship fees are:

Family $35 (All family members, including seniors)

Single Parent Family $25 (All family members, in-

cluding seniors)

Adult $25 (1 or more adults over 18 years old)

Senior $15 (1 or more over 65 years old)

FREE (for residents who moved in after May 31st)

For more information, please contact Wendy at

780 453-8029 or email [email protected].

Top 10 Reasons to Become a North Glenora Com-

munity League Member

1. Free Swimming at Grant McEwan Pool

2. Free Movie Nights for Children (and their parents)

3. Free Annual Garbage Fair

4. Pub Nights

5. Neighbourhood Club Events

6. Discounts on Hall Rentals

7. Garage Sale

8. Playschool Program

9. Community Day Events

Top 5 Reasons to participate in the Abundant

Community Initiative in North Glenora (ACING)

https://northglenora.org/abundant-communities/:

1. Nurture the strong spirit of North Glenora and en-

hance the social fabric of the community

2. Reduce social isolation by promoting community

connection, belonging, and neighbourliness

3. Build neighbourhood identity and pride by encour-

aging all residents to take ownership of the collec-

tive vision and well-being of the community

4. Work to preserve and improve the quality of life

currently enjoyed by residents by fostering an envi-

ronment of care for one another, addressing con-

cerns, and building a future based on the strengths

of the past

5. Build the capacity of the neighbourhood to engage with the North Glenora Community League and other community supports

https://efcl.org/membership/

https://northglenora.org/abundant-communities/


Business Contact Phone Service

All Sport Health & Performance Dr Mecca Fayad 780.424.7246 Chiropractor

Architectural Design and Drafting

Service

Vaheed 780.200.7872 Custom home design, basement, addition,

commercial, etc.

Avon Darlene 780.504.1652 Make-up, skincare & fragrances

Bliss Baked Goods Hanna 780.453.0101 www.blissbakedgoods.ca

Bultena Concrete Nick Bultena 587.337.9717 Concrete Contractor-Interior & Exterior

Central Alberta Property Services Rick Yost 587.783.9143 Maintenance & repair of properties

Clear Focus Financial Christophe O. Voegeli 780.702.3922 Financial Planning

Duncan Therapeutics Taylor Duncan 780.965.6026 Massage Therapist www.duncantherapeutics.com

The Estate House Deborah McGuire 780.451.7557 Wills and Estate law services

Finish Carpenter Andrei Feher 780.760.5501 Finish Carpentry

French and English Tutor Andrea 780.905.0436 Elementary & junior high subjects in English or

French Groat Road Auto Service Don Sande 780.454.1144 Automobile Service and Repair

Home & Business Organizing Liz 780.455.4808 Control your space & displays

House Cleaning Barbara 587.523.4548 House cleaning

Jay-Kur Contracting Jay Adams 780.995.4578 Residential/Commercial Renovations

KB Consulting Karen 780.907.0693 Bookkeeping Services

Kind Power Coaching and

Consulting

Cheryl Whitelaw 780.903.5519 Coaching and Inclusion Consulting

Lawn Mower Maintenance Eric Hughes 780.488.0586 Winterization or spring tune-up

LipSense by SeneGence Rose Boyd 780.716.7145 Make-up and skin care

Megan’s Family Doula Services Megan Jakeway 780.701.4913 Childbirth doula certified with DONA, Intl.

Pawsitive Pets Amanda 780.240.4379 Professional animal grooming

Perfect Drywall Kelly Savage 587.710.5038 Steel stud, insulation, drywall, taping, etc.

Photo Boutique by Ana Feher Ana Feher 780.760.5501 Photography, Craft and Art

Professional Abstract Art Tatjana Elgersma 780.983.4848 Custom Abstract Art

Radiance Karl Faes 780.995.0464 Massage Therapy/Neuromuscular Breath Work

Rainbow Eavestroughing (1982) Ltd. Adrian Aarnoutse 780.447.1696 Soffit, Fascia, and Eavestroughing

Raptor Cat Allan Semenchuk 780.919.6979 Concrete Work & Oilfield Services

Realty Executives North Star Brandon Berlando 780.993.9252 Realtor

Re/Max Real Estate (Central) Ken Kabat 780.994.3908 Real Estate Services/Realtor

Rodan + Fields Brenda Svec 780.905.6290 Dermatology-based skin care

Ron’s On Site Mechanical Repair Ron Garner 780.455.5002 Small Engine Repair

Scentsy Nicole 780.937.1808 Scented wax, warmers & more

Silver Icing – Online Shop Tanya Van Wieren 587.983.2362 Online shop - Clothing

Smooth Transitions Edmonton Ltd. Pat/Karen Lencucha 780.540.4310 Movers specializing in Seniors

Soul Strenth Yoga & Fitness Inc. Melany James 780.235.1095 [email protected]

Speech Therapy Services Ltd. Melissa Campbell 780.982.8889 Registered Speech-Language Pathologist

Stanley Construction Ltd. David Gantar 780.288.6612 Commercial General Contractor

VicDen Centre Dental Care Victor Denysenko 780.482.4802 Dental Care

Wellness Through Nutrition Sarah Esch 250.681.1902 Convenient solutions for weight loss, energy, mental

clarity

Sophisticated Side Hustle Sarah Esch 250.681.1902 Helping people create more money and freedom in

their lives

Shanti Yoga in Canora Jennifer Steed, RYT 780.764.8003 Yoga with an experienced instructor; small class

sizes and beginners welcome.

North Glenora Business Registry


Name Service Contact Availability Other Information

Abby Bowen Babysitting 780.634.3296 Evenings and weekend AM Babysitting course completed

Alexandra Sopiwnyk Babysitting 780.455.9915 Wknds and some evenings Babysitting course completed

Aoise Roche Piano lessons [email protected] Weekly half-hour lessons Certified grade 8 piano

Autum Adams Small dog walking,

Babysitting 780.482.5037 After school/weekends Babysitting course completed

Benjamin Dog walking/Yard Care 780.761.7599 Flexible—daytime dog walking Raking, Snow shovelling

Brennan Robitaille Babysitting 780.905.0436 Some evenings/weekends Babysitting course completed

Emma Pardy Babysitting 7807295667 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completed, references

available Grace Van Meter Babysitting 780.454.5459 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completed

Jayden Adams Lawn Maintenance 780.482.5037 After school/weekends

Jennifer Allen Babysitting 780.718.2766 Morning/Afternoon, wknds References available

Kate Hughes Babysitting/Plant Care 780.488.0586 Weekends and evenings Babysitting course completed

Katie Oltsher Shook House/Pet Sitting 780.430.0591 Daytime or longer periods Experienced; references avail.

Maggie Ewais Small dog walking 587.991.3526 After school/weekends

Markus Rubba Lawn Care 780.488.6214 After school/weekends

Malina Rubba Dog walking 780.488.6214 After school/weekends

Rachael Duke Babysitting 780.884.3404 Evenings and weekends

Sara Van Meter Babysitting, Pet Sitting 780-454-5459 After school and weekends Also dog walking and snow shovelling

Sherif Ewais Babysitting 587.991.3526 After school/weekends Babysitting course completed

Tanner Piers Lawn Cutting 780.447.5564

Vianne Amini-Arthurson Babysitting 780-432-1460 Weekends only Babysitting course completed; 2018 NGCL

youth park assistant

North Glenora Student Registry

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