Community Connection

30 Days of Free (Or Super Affordable) Events In Calgary

Feeling the January “blues”? Want to get outdoors or just out of the house? Here are some fantastic ideas of fun and affordable things to do in Calgary and surrounding areas the next 30 days. Also, learn to ski at Lake Louise for just 25$- amazing! We love our city and hope you do to. If you are ever thinking of relocating to Calgary or just moving to a different community don’t ever hesitate to give Doug, Susan or Kristen a call at 403-283-7113 team@calgaryexperts.com.  Click HERE for Avenue Magazine’s full article.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about Calgary

Ever curious about what our current population is? (1,235,171). What does “Calgary” stand for? (Gaelic for “clear running water”). In 1988, Calgary became the first Canadian city to host the Winter Olympic Games (I preformed in the opening ceremonies…. yes I am dating myself). When was oil first discovered in Alberta? (1902).  The Calgary census metropolitan area (CMA) had a crime severity index of 60.4 in 2013, which is lower than the national average of 68.7. If you ever have questions about Calgary’s real estate market -do not hesitate to contact our family real estate at team@calgaryexperts.com. For more interesting info about our fantastic city CLICK HERE or on the photo below.
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Where can I recycle my Christmas tree in Calgary?

Doug, Susan and Kristen from RE/MAX Real Estate Central in Calgary hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wish you all the BEST on the year to come. Soon it will be time to clean up and get ready for the new year. I took down the tree today (always sad for me as I LOVE Christmas 🙂 ). If you are wondering where you can recycle your Christmas tree this year CLICK HERE.
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Remembrance Day in Calgary

There are numerous locations to choose from to commemorate those who have served. Our family chooses to attend the ceremony at the Field of Crosses located on Memorial Dr. between 3rd and Centre ST NW. The service begins at 10:30am this November 11th. There are over 3000 Southern Albertan soldiers who were killed in action that are represented at the Field of Crosses. If you have any questions in regard to parking at this location or anything else please do not hesitate to contact us as our office is located on 3rd ST NW adjacent to the service.
Click here for more information on all locations to attend a ceremony this Friday.
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