Comments on: NextGen and the Community Challenge http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge/ Bringing our City Vision to Life Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:46:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Edmonton Community Challenge » Transforming Edmonton Blog http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge/comment-page-1/#comment-932 Edmonton Community Challenge » Transforming Edmonton Blog Tue, 14 Dec 2010 17:29:24 +0000 http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/?p=590#comment-932 [...] Check out Next Gen’s blog post about the Edmonton Community Challenge on Transforming Edmonton:  Transforming Edmonton: Next Gen and the Community Challenge [...] [...] Check out Next Gen’s blog post about the Edmonton Community Challenge on Transforming Edmonton:  Transforming Edmonton: Next Gen and the Community Challenge [...]

]]> By: Michael Janz http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge/comment-page-1/#comment-627 Michael Janz Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:19:46 +0000 http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/?p=590#comment-627 If you want to know what community league you belong to go to efcl.org and click on league directory. You can enter your postal code to get your league. You can also look up that league in our directory and see the next meeting time, place, and other contact information. Often they have swim and skate times as well as other benefits posted on their own league page. If you want to know what community league you belong to go to efcl.org and click on league directory. You can enter your postal code to get your league.

You can also look up that league in our directory and see the next meeting time, place, and other contact information. Often they have swim and skate times as well as other benefits posted on their own league page.

]]> By: Twitter Trackbacks for NextGen and the Community Challenge [transformingedmonton.ca] on Topsy.com http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge/comment-page-1/#comment-622 Twitter Trackbacks for NextGen and the Community Challenge [transformingedmonton.ca] on Topsy.com Wed, 31 Mar 2010 19:54:36 +0000 http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/?p=590#comment-622 [...] NextGen and the Community Challenge www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge – view page – cached As a recent newcomer to the city, I initially viewed Edmonton as another large city where individuals are lost in the large population and my community came from my network of family and friends scattered throughout the city and province. A large city can be very overwhelming to someone who grew up in a small farming community in northern Alberta. Up north it is quite common to know all your... Read moreAs a recent newcomer to the city, I initially viewed Edmonton as another large city where individuals are lost in the large population and my community came from my network of family and friends scattered throughout the city and province. A large city can be very overwhelming to someone who grew up in a small farming community in northern Alberta. Up north it is quite common to know all your neighbors, and the sense of community and personal belonging is quite strong when it is on a smaller scale. I didn’t think it was possible to experience those same feelings in a larger city, until I started volunteering for Next Gen and partnering with the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues. View page Filter tweets [...] [...] NextGen and the Community Challenge http://www.transformingedmonton.ca/index.php/2010/03/31/nextgen-and-the-community-challenge – view page – cached As a recent newcomer to the city, I initially viewed Edmonton as another large city where individuals are lost in the large population and my community came from my network of family and friends scattered throughout the city and province. A large city can be very overwhelming to someone who grew up in a small farming community in northern Alberta. Up north it is quite common to know all your… Read moreAs a recent newcomer to the city, I initially viewed Edmonton as another large city where individuals are lost in the large population and my community came from my network of family and friends scattered throughout the city and province. A large city can be very overwhelming to someone who grew up in a small farming community in northern Alberta. Up north it is quite common to know all your neighbors, and the sense of community and personal belonging is quite strong when it is on a smaller scale. I didn’t think it was possible to experience those same feelings in a larger city, until I started volunteering for Next Gen and partnering with the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues. View page Filter tweets [...]

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