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We are excited to announce we have officially transitioned our memberships to Communal: Community Management Software where you can now actively manage your account and sign-up for automatic renewals. 

Current members, an account was created in reference to your email address. You’ll need to follow the instructions below to reset your password. Once you’re in, we encourage you to update your profile for future communications:

1. Go to the following URL: https://winstonheights.getcommunal.com/password/reset
2. Enter your email and select “Send Password Reset Link”
3. Go to your email account and find the message from Winston Heights-Mountview  “Reset Your Password”
4. Follow the link in the email to enter your new password

You now have access to your community account where you can purchase memberships and engage in other community activities

If you are not a current member, you can purchase your membership online. Just follow this link to set up your account: https://winstonheights.getcommunal.com/memberships. 

All memberships going forward will be current for the April 1, 2023 community calendar year.  

If you have any questions about your account, please contact: communications@winstonheights.ca

Urban Forestry recognizes an immediate need to increase tree canopy on private land within our city. We have seen canopy loss on private land over the past 10 years. In efforts to support this direction, this year there will be 2000 trees given away to residential homes within the City of Calgary city limits. 

Learn more about the program here

Seniors, families with children under 18, and Albertans on core support programs can get $600 to help with rising cost of living.

As part of the affordability Action Plan, millions of Albertans struggling with inflation and the high cost of living can apply for the Affordability Payment Program until June 30, 2023.

• Families with household incomes under $180,000 can apply for $600 per child under 18.
• Seniors who have household incomes under $180,000 and do not receive the Alberta Seniors Benefit can apply for $600 per person.
• Anyone receiving monthly benefits through AISH, Income Support, Alberta Seniors Benefit or services through Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) will automatically get their personal $600 payment, but will need to apply for additional payments if they have kids under 18.
• Federal benefit recipients (Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security) can still apply if they do not receive the provincial Alberta Seniors Benefit.

You can apply using the link below or go into your neighbourhood Registry office to complete the application if you are not comfortable with using the online process.https://www.alberta.ca/affordability-action-plan.aspx

The WHMCA is excited to announce we are now working with Communal: Community Management Software.  This transition will be taking place over the coming weeks.  Residents and non-residents will be able to sign up for new membership and actively manage their membership accounts including automatic renewals.  

Our current membership year ends on March 31st, so we’ll be launching the new software next month.  Please stay tuned to the next newsletter and website for more details! 

 

Friday, March 10 Doors open at 7 p.m. Teams up to 6 people, cash bar, and snacks!

Join us on Monday, February 20th from 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. for a fun-filled Family Day with skating, hot chocolate, s’mores and more!

Volunteer for the Santa Breakfast and to help decorate the Community Hall

We are looking for volunteers to help decorate the Community Hall on Tuesday, November 22 between 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Coffee and Snacks will be provided. Sign up HERE

Volunteer at the annual Santa Breakfast – Sign up HERE