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New this year! Donations can be made online via credit card. Click on “Donate” in the menu bar above.
2020 AGM *Virtual*
7:30pm Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Join us for our AGM live on Zoom! Pre-registration is required. Everyone who registers, before the deadline, will receive a free, individual-sized adult beverage of your choice, delivered to your front step on the evening of the meeting.
To register, please email secretary@wildwoodcc.ca with your full name(s), address, email where you would like the meeting link and agenda to be sent, as well as your choice of beverage (please click through to the October newsletter for a listing of all beverages:
Everyone is welcome to register however only residents of Wildwood Park are eligible for the free beverage. Must be 18 to receive adult beverage. One beverage per registration.
Covid-19 and the Wildwood Community Centre
This facility is currently closed.
However, the community centre Board is working with the City of Winnipeg along with the recommendations from the Provincial Public Health officials to slowly re-open some aspects of the community centre. Stay tuned for further information. (Updated July 24, 2020)
Jackrabbits Hockey
The Jackrabbits program uses a variety of drills, relay games, activities and scrimmage hockey games to introduce children to skating and hockey. Jackrabbits is a family-oriented program geared to those looking for a low-key, recreational introduction tot he game.
For children ages 5-10 years
When:Registration deadline for the 2020/2021 season is November 21, 2020.
Program starts when the ice is ready (mid-December)
Where: Wildwood Park Community Centre Outdoor Rinks
Time: Saturdays between 12:15 and 2 pm (potentially 2 x 45 minute sessions depending on numbers)
Hockey equipment requirements: Mandatory helmet with full cage face mask, skates, hockey stick. (Elbow and shin pads, neck guards strongly recommended)
Fee: $30 per individual and $50 per family
For more information contact: Rose Bushuk, Hockey Coordinator
email: rbushuk@hotmail.com
Trees Winnipeg
Our canopy currently is experiencing stress from Dutch elm disease and emerald ash borer. Educating the public to plant a diverse selection of trees is important. This is where ReLeaf comes in; it provides a variety of tree collections to choose from for an affordable price and will also provide technical support in the form of a planting work shop. Although the city does replace boulevard and park trees, we can help preserve our canopy by planting on our private property. http://treeswinnipeg.org/releaf-tree-planting-program/
The second program is the Winnipeg Forest Program, this is were we can help our city for invasive pests. We are asking for volunteers to participate in the program. It will consist of two surveys during the summer. Click this link for the formal request: TreesWinnipeg-Volunteers