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Would you like to see more events in the community? Are you interested in adult-focused, family-friendly or older-adult programming? The WHMCA Board wants to ensure that our community is a fun and engaging place to live, work and play – but we need your help. If you are interested in joining other community members in organizing an event, are willing to help out by volunteering for a community initiative or just have a bright idea that you want to bring forward, please email events@winstonheights.ca.

Finance Committee:
Members needed! Do you have a passion for numbers? Do you have experience as an accountant, in finance or an interest in learning more? Are you interested in the financial matters of the Community Association? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you are who we have been looking for! The Winston Heights-Mountview Community Association is looking for volunteers on the Finance Committee. If you would like to share your skills and expertise with us, please email Don at treasurer@winstonheights.ca.

We have been looking for you!

The Winston Heights-Mountview Board of Directors is looking for new Board members! This is a great way to get involved as a community leader and bring your ideas to the table. The current Board is a dynamic (and fun!) group that is a mix of established residents and those newer to the community. Meetings are held at Winston Heights-Mountview Community Centre Board Room on the first Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. (please check website to confirm).

For more information, please contact Christine at president@winstonheights.ca.

For the seventh consecutive year, Avenue magazine is asking Calgary residents to express their opinions in the Best Neighbourhoods Survey at AvenueCalgary.com/survey. The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete and closes on February 28, 2016.

Avenue awards the Best Neighbourhoods distinction based on survey responses and data analysis. “We ask our survey respondents to rank a variety of neighbourhood attributes and amenities to determine what kind of neighbourhood Calgarians want to live in,” says Avenue managing editor Jay Winans. “When we compare the responses to the actual attributes of Calgary’s neighbourhoods, we discover, in the most objective way possible, which neighbourhoods most closely match where Calgarians want to live.”

To develop the survey, Avenue partnered with Leger, a research and strategic marketing firm, to create a series of questions that will determine which community characteristics Calgarians deem most desirable. The top-ranked neighbourhoods for 2016 will be those that best fulfill those criteria. Avenue also looks at third-party data, such as crime statistics and property values, when ranking Calgary’s neighbourhoods.