October 2021 Recreation & Culture Guide

Recreation

Culture & GUIDE OCT.

2021

Due to COVID-19, advertised schedules and programs may change.

TABLE OF CONTENTS October 2021

AQUATICS About the Pools ............................... 11 Info/Pass Prices/Pass Programs ....... 7-8 PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULES Fritz Sick Pool ................................... 6 Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre Pool .... 4 Stan Siwik Family Pool ....................... 5 SWIM LESSONS Advanced Swim Programs ................ 11 How to Register ................................ 9 ARTS, CULTURE & HERITAGE Allied Arts Council .......................14-15 Casa .............................................. 13 Galt Museum & Archives .................. 16 Lethbridge Public Library .................. 17 COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES Lethbridge Spanish Montessori .......... 19 Nord-Bridge Senior Citizen Assoc....... 19 DID YOU KNOW? Active Living Guide - Be Fit For Life ... 25 Arts In Lethbridge ........................... 18 Historical Society ............................. 12 Lethbridge Parks Full of Life .............. 42 Naturalists Society ........................... 23 Sport Council .................................. 39 United Way .................................... 20 HELEN SCHULER NATURE CENTRE Programs & Events ......................21-22

LETHBRIDGE COLLEGE Be Fit For Life ................................. 24 LETHBRIDGE HERALD ADVERTISING Advertising ..................................... 26 PUBLIC INFORMATION & EVENTS 24 Hour Info Lines............................. 3 ACFA ............................................. 27 Calendar of Events .......................... 47 Cemetery Services .......................... 27 Craft Sales ..................................... 28 Grant Information ........................... 29 Legacy Park Pavilion & Shelter ......34-35 Lethbridge Sport Council .................. 30 Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame ......... 36 Mayor’s Message ............................. 28 Picnic Shelter Booking Info ...........32-33 Rec & Culture Booking Deadlines ....... 31 Waste & Recycling ........................... 37 RECREATION PROGRAMS Sports Fields - Football..................... 40 Westwinds Gymnastics..................... 41 SKATING & HOCKEY Beginner Lessons Info...................... 43 Public Skating ................................. 44 Skating Program & Passes ................ 45

UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE

Information & Events ....................... 46

Recreation & Culture Guide Coordinated by the City of Lethbridge, Recreation & Culture Department Printed in Canada

Welcome to the October 2021 Recreation & Culture Guide A Message from Mayor Chris Spearman The change in the weather is a sure sign that winter is just around the corner. The great outdoors is calling for an invigorating walk with the family in the river valley or in any of our beautiful parks to help ease the transition into winter. Be sure to take advantage of these beautiful fall days before the snow flies.

This year, Thanksgiving and our ability to share the holiday with family and friends will take on special meaning, and we can be thankful for all we have done as a community to keep each other safe.

Municipal election day is Monday, October 18th and I encourage you to exercise your right to vote. It is your civic duty to research the candidates and make informed choices on who should represent you on City Council and our local school boards.

You’ll also be asked to respond to the following questions:  "Do you support using a ward system to elect City Councillors (other than the Mayor) starting with the 2025 municipal election?”

"Do you agree that city council should approve plans to construct a 3rd bridge prior to 2030 as a municipal capital project priority?"

You can find more information about the election at: www.lethbridge.ca/elections

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the citizens of Lethbridge for giving me the opportunity to serve for two terms as your Mayor. Also, a big thank you to the outgoing Council for their hard work and dedication to public service during these challenging times. My best wishes go out to the incoming City Council and the next Mayor for a rewarding experience.

Be safe and be well, Lethbridge. HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Chris Spearman, Mayor

City of Lethbridge

Remember, if you have any questions about any City of Lethbridge service or programs, you can call 311 during business hours for all the answers.

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Nicholas Sheran Pool

CITY OF LETHBRIDGE

Aquatics Monday Open Swim

October 2021 Schedule

Operated by Recreation Excellence

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

9:00-11:30am

10:00-11:30am

9:00-11:30am

10:00-11:30am

1:00 - 4:00 pm

1:00-4:00 pm

1:00 - 4:00 pm

2:00-4:30pm

6:30 - 8:00 pm

5:30-7:00pm

6:30 - 8:00 pm 11:30am-1:00pm

11:30am-1:00pm

11:30am-1:00pm

Saturday

Sunday 2:30-5:30pm

11:30am-1:00pm

12:00-1:00pm

7:00-8:00pm

5:30-6:30pm

Lane Swim 8:45-9:30pm

8:45-9:30pm 9:00-10:00 am

Aqua Fit Aqua Zumba

CLOSED

8:00 - 8:45 pm

9:00-10:00 am

8:00 - 8:45 pm

AHS Therapy

CLOSED

Aqua Lite

Aqua Therapy

Aqua Renewal

3:30-4:30 pm

10:30-11:30 am

1:00-2:00 pm

Seniors Swim

4:30-5:30pm

Family Swim

1:00-2:30pm 9:15- 11:15am

Lessons Fitness Area

COVID-19 Affected Programs

Programs

4:00 - 6:30 pm

4:00- 6:30 pm

4:00- 6:30pm

9:00am - 9:30 pm

9:00am - 6:30 pm

9:00am - 9:30 pm

Aquatics 4

9:00am - 12:00pm

12:00 - 6:30pm

9:00am - 8:00pm

As per Alberta Red Cross: SeaOtter to Swim Kids 4 require a parent in the water, maximum 1 parent to 1 child

Thank you for your patience as we do our part to keep up with Government Restrictions and Guidelines. Our schedule is subject to change with a moments notice. For the most up to date information, schedules and programming, please look on line at: lethbridge.ca/swimming or call Nicholas Sheran Pool 403-320-3046.

Open Swim

Lane Swim

Aqua Fit

Weight Room

-Unstructured swim that all participants may enjoy.

Note: Children under the age of 8 years and non-swimmers must be actively supervised within arms reach by a Parent / Guardian.

-Participants swim lengths of the pool in a structured setting of lane markers.

-Participants must be 14 years of age or older.

-Participants 13 and under must be directly supervised by an Adult.

-Shallow water Fitness program -Participants must be 14 years of age and older.

-Participants 13 years and under must be directly supervised by an Adult.

Note: All participants must actively participate in the program.

-Open to participants 16 years of age & older -Participants 14-15 years of age may attend with direct Parent /Gaurdian supervision.

-Youth /Children 13 and under are not allowed in the weight room.

Masks are required in the facilities but are not required in the water.

Holiday Hours

9:15 - 11:15am

No Classes Oct 10, 11 & Nov 11

Oct 11 Nov 11

Thanksgiving Remembrance Day

Nicholas Sheran Pool 401 Laval Blvd West Phone: 403-320-3046

CLOSED (Stan Siwik 1-5pm) 1-4 pm Open Swim 4-5 pm Lane Swim

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Stan Siwik Pool

CITY OF LETHBRIDGE

Aquatics

October 2021 Schedule

Operated by Recreation Excellence

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Open Swim

1:00 - 4:00 pm

9:00 - 11:30 am

1:00 - 4:00 pm

9:00 - 11:30 am

6:30 - 8:00 pm

1:00 - 3:00 pm

6:30 - 8:00 pm

1:00 - 3:00 pm

Lane Swim

12:00 - 1:00 pm

6:30 - 9:00 am

12:00 - 1:00 pm

6:30 - 9:00 am

12:00 - 1:00 pm

8:45 - 9:30 pm

11:30 - 1:00 pm

8:45 - 9:30 pm

11:30 - 1:00 pm

5:30 - 6:30 pm

Aqua Jog

9:00 - 10:00 am

9:00 - 10:00 am

8:00 - 8:45 pm

8:00 - 8:45 pm

2:30 - 5:30 pm

CLOSED

CLOSED

Seniors Swim

3:00 - 4:00 pm

3:00 - 4:00 pm

Family Swim

1:00 - 2:30 pm 9:00 - 12:00pm

9:00 - 12:00pm

Lessons Fitness & Hot Tub

Programs

4:00 - 6:30 pm

4:00 - 6:30 pm

4:00 - 6:30pm

9:00 am-9:30 pm

6:30 am-6:30 pm

9:00 am-9:30 pm

6:30 am-6:30 pm

12:00 - 6:30 pm

As per Alberta Red Cross: SeaOtter to Swim Kids 4 require a parent in the water, maximum 1 parent to 1 child

Thank you for your patience as we do our part to keep up with Government Restrictions and Guidelines. Our schedule is subject to change with a moments notice. For the most up to date information, schedules and programming, please look on line at: lethbridge/swimming.ca or call Stan Siwik Pool 403-320-3054.

Open Swim

Lane Swim

Aqua Jog

Weight Room

-Unstructured swim that all participants may enjoy.

Note: Children under the age of 8 years and non-swimmers must be actively supervised within arms reach by a Parent / Guardian.

-Participants swim lengths of the pool in a structured setting of lane markers.

-Participants must be 14 years of age or older.

-Participants 13 and under must be directly supervised by an Adult.

Note: All participants must actively participate in the program (floatation devices other than flutter boards and pull bouys are not permitted)

-Deep water Fitness program -Participants must be 14 years of age and older.

-Participants 13 years and under must be directly supervised by an Adult.

Note: All participants must actively participate in the program.

-Open to participants 16 years of age & older -Participants 14-15 years of age may attend with direct Parent /Gaurdian supervision.

-Youth /Children 13 and under are not allowed in the weight room.

Masks are requied in the facilities including changerooms but are not required in the water

Holiday Hours

9:00 - 12:00 pm

No Lessons Oct 9, 11 & Nov 11 4:00 - 6:30 pm

Oct 11 Thanksgiving

Nov 11 Rememberance Day

Stan Siwik Pool 1901 - 15 Avenue North Phone: 403-320-3054

OPEN

Open 1:00-4:00pm Lane 4:00-5:00pm

CLOSED

(Nicholas Sheran Open 1-5pm)

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Aquatics

COVID-19 Affected Programs

Sunday

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CITY OF LETHBRIDGE

Fritz Sick Pool

Aquatics Monday

Tuesday

October 2021 Schedule Operated by Recreation Excellence

Wednesday

6:30 - 1:00 pm

Thursday

6:30 - 1:00 pm

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

6:30 - 1:00 pm

Lane Swim

AquaFit

9:00 - 10:00 am

8:00 - 9:00 am

CLOSED

CLOSED

AquaJog Senior AquaFit Senior Swim

11:00 - 12:00 pm 9:00 - 10:00 am

Updates

Aquatics

Holiday Hours

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9:00 - 10:00 am

1:00 - 2:00 pm

Swim Club

COVID-19 Affected Programs

CLOSED

8:00 - 9:00 am

1:00 - 2:00 pm

1:00 - 2:00 pm

For more information contact Spartans Aquatic Club at spartansaquatics@gmail.com

Thank you for your patience as we do our part to keep up with Government Restrictions and Guidelines. Our schedule is subject to change with a moments notice. For the most upto date information, schedules and programming please look on line at: lethbridge/swimming.ca or call Stan Siwik Pool 403 320 3054 Mon-Fri from 9:00am - 4:30pm

Fritz Sick Pool

Current Programming

Nicholas Sheran Pool

We’re excited to be back!

The City of Lethbridge and Recreation Excellence are working together in creating a phased re-opening plan that will allow us to open all faciilities. We are working hard to retrain and hire staff, the aquatics industry will take some time to get back to a normal operation. We appreciate your paitence as we move forward.

Current updates can be found on line: lethbridge/swimming.ca

Fritz Sick Pool is currently operating within modified hours. For days we are closed, you can look at our schedules for Stan Siwik Pool and Nicholas Sheran Pool for alternate programming.

The City of Lethbridge and Recreation Excellence are working together in creating a phased re-opening plan that will allow us to open all facilities. We are working hard to retrain and hire staff, the aquatics industry will take some time to get back to a normal operation. We appreciate your paitence as we move forward.

Current updates can be found on line: lethbridge/swimming.ca

Stan Siwik Pool: Jamie Flohr jflohr@recreationexcellence.com

*Mask wearing is required in all facilities but not while in the water.

Oct 11

Thanksgiving

Nov 11

Remembrance Day CLOSED

Fritz Sick Pool 420 - 11th Street South Phone: 403-320-3109

CLOSED

Fritz Sick Pool: Karlee Ross kross@recreationexcellence.com Nicholas Sheran Pool: Samantha Derksen sderksen@recreationexcellence.com

(SSP 1-5pm) ( NSP and SSP 1-4 pm Open Swim, 4-5 pm Lane Swim)

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Admissions, Visit Cards and Memberships (all prices include GST) Aquatic Membership Program Fun Pass The Fun Pass will give access to three indoor facilities (Fritz Sick, Nicholas Sheran and Stan Siwik) along with the Henderson outdoor pool in the summer season. Pass holders are able to access all facility programing given they meet the age and program requirements. Please go online to aquatics.lethbridge.ca or Program Choices in the Guide for more information. * Please note that membership use and bookings may change pending covid restrictions.

Aquatic Admission & Membership Options

(GST included) Prices effective September 1, 2020

Memberships (GST included)

Admission & 10 Visit Cards (GST included) Free

10 Visit Card N/A

Child (3-12yrs)

1mth

3mth

6mth

$41.00

$71.00

$131.25 $245.75

12mth

Child (3-12yrs)

$4.00

$34.50

Youth (13-17yrs)

$46.50

$82.00

$153.00 $278.50

Youth (13-17yrs)

$4.50

$37.00

Student (18-21yrs ID req)

$46.50

$82.00

$153.00 $278.50

Student (18-21yrs ID req)

$4.50

$37.00

Senior (60yrs+)

$52.00

$98.50

$174.75 $316.75

Senior (60yrs+)

$5.00

$42.50

Adult (18-59yrs)

$67.50

$125.75 $207.50 $382.25

Adult (18-59yrs)

$6.50

$53.00

1 Parent Family

$109.25 $169.50 $245.75 $469.50

Family

$16.00

N/A

Family

$142.00 $229.25 $349.50 $655.00

Memberships & Visit Cards sold at: - Stan Siwik Family Pool: 1901-15th Ave N - Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre: 401 Laval Blvd W - Fritz Sick Pool: 420 - 11th St S - Henderson Pool (Summer Only): 2710 Parkside Dr S

Lost Card Fee - $5.00 (includes GST)

Aquatics

Admission Infant (0-2yrs)

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Aquatic Programs & Definitions lethbridge.ca/swimming Swim Memberships - Memberships are available for 1, 3, 6 and 12 month terms - Members are able to access all facility programming given that they meet the age & program requirements - Membership are valid at all locations operated by Recreation Excellence in Lethbridge: - Nicholas Sheran Pool - Stan Siwik Pool - Fritz Sick Pool - Henderson Pool (summer only).

- Includes use of the weight room, hot tub and sauna for those participating in the program offered at the time - Members get 50% discount on drop in admission at the 1st Choice Savings Centre at the University of Lethbridge - Fees will be applied for lost Memberships

Visit Cards - Save money on admissions by purchasing a Visit Card!

- Cards come bundled in a package of 10 admissions.

- Valid locations include: Nicholas Sheran Pool, Stan Siwik Pool, Fritz Sick Pool, and Henderson Pool (summer only) - Cards can be used to bring a friend - Fees will be applied for lost Visit Cards Definitions Infant - 0 to 2 years of age Child - 3 to 12 years of age Youth / Student - Youth (13 to 17 years of age) - Student (18 to 21 years of age with valid student ID) Adult - 18 to 59 years of age Senior - 60 years of age and older

Aquatics

Family - Parent/Guardian(s) (1 or 2 adults) with children residing permanently in the same household (17 years of age or younger. Also includes adult children 18 to 21 years of age and attending school.(Valid Student ID required)

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Definitions for Participation Aqua Zumba - Shallow water high energy Fitness program

- Participants must be 14 years of age and older - Participants 13 years and under must be directly supervised by an Adult Note: All particpants must actively particpate in the program

AquaFit / AquaJog - Shallow / Deep water Fitness program

- Participants must be 14 years of age and older - Participants 13 years and under must be directly supervised by an Adult Note: All particpants must actively particpate in the program

Lane Swim - Participants swim lengths of the pool in a structured setting of lane markers

- Participants must be 14 years of age or older - Participants 13 and under must be directly supervised by an Adult Note: All participants must actively particpate in the program (floatation devices other than flutter boards and pull bouys are not permitted unless space is designated as “unstructured”)

Family Swim - Swim for Parent/Guardian(s) (1 or 2) with children (17yrs or younger / 18 -21 with valid Student ID) residing permanently in the same household.

Note: Parent(s) or Guardian(s) must be in the water with children.

Children under the age of 8 years and non-swimmers must be actively supervised within arms reach by a Parent / Guardian.

Open Swim - Unstructured swim that all participants may enjoy

Note: Children under the age of 8 years and non-swimmers must be actively supervised within arms reach by a Parent / Guardian.

Senior Swim - Lane Swim for those 60 years of age & older.

Note: Must actively particpate in the program by swimming lengths.

Please choose the proper lane to swim in based on ability

Senior AquaFit - Water Fitness program for those 60 years of age & older.

Note: Must actively particpate in the program

Weight Room Use - Open to participants 16 years of age & older - Participants 14 - 15 years of age may attend with direct Parent / Guardian supervision - Youth/Children 13 and under are not allowed in the weight room

Registration / Refund Information Lesson Registration

Withdrawals

Registrations can be made on line at lethbridge.ca/swimming or by telephone Monday - Friday between the hours of 9am and 5pm at Stan Siwik Pool.

- registration is on a first come first served basis - if registering by phone and no one answers please leave a message Participants may register in a maximum of two (2) classes/session Participants may waitlist in any class Preparing to Register - create an account prior to registration at lethbridge.ca/swimming If you do not have an account you will need the following: - Name & birth date of account holder (Adult) - Name & birth date of participants - Home address, phone # and postal code - program level, session time and alternatives if class is full - Payment information incl 3 digit CVV # on credit cards for phone registrations Fees Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. Cash, Debit, Visa, MC, Rec Ex Gift Card & cheque are accepted in person. Cheques are payable to Recreation Excellence. Post dated cheques are not accepted. A $25 charge will be applied to all NSF cheques. Only Visa & MC are accepted for phone registrations. Visa & MC Debit cards are accepted online and in person.

- Withdrawals received more than fourteen (14) days prior to the start of the lesson set or course will not be subject to a withdrawal fee.

- Withdrawals made between five (5) and fourteen (14) days prior to the lesson start date will be subject to a 10% withdrawal fee. The remaining balance may be left on your account for future use or a refund may be requested. Refunds of less than $5.00 will remain on the account.

- You may withdraw and re-register into another program without penalty prior to five (5) days before the lesson start date.

- No refunds will be given if withdrawal is within five (5) days of the lesson start date.

Registrations begin at 9:00am and can be made online, over the phone or in person at Stan Siwik and Nicholas Sheran Pools.

If you do not have an account please set one up prior to registration.

Due to Covid 19 Red Cross guidelines regarding parent/ caregiver participation in levels Sea Otter thru SK 4 may change at any time.

Registration for Fall 2021 will begin August 24 for more information look online lethbridge.ca/swimming Cancellation Deadlines - Cancellation of classes with insufficient registration one (1) week prior to the start of lessons

Registration Locations Stan Siwik Family Pool 1901 15 Ave N Phone: (403) 320-3054 Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre (Fall) 401 Laval Blvd W Phone: (403) 320-3046 On line and Phone registrations are highly encouraged for more information look on line: lethbridge.ca/swimming

All transfers are subject to availability and may be made without penalty up to five (5) days prior to the lesson start date. Transfers made by Recreation Excellence will not incur a penalty. Any resulting increase in program fees due to the transfer must be paid by the customer at the time of transfer.

Medical / Relocation Withdrawals for medical / relocation reasons are permitted with no penalty prior to the lesson start date. Refunds for withdrawal after the lesson start date will result in a pro-rated refund or credit on account. Proof of medical / relocation must be provided within two (2) weeks of notification of withdrawal for refunds or credits to be issued.

Cancellations Programs with insufficient registration are subject to cancellation.

Customers will be notified as soon as a decision regarding cancellation has been made. All efforts will be made to accomodate any registrants displaced by cancellations. A full refund or credit to account will be issued for courses cancelled by Recreation Excellence.

Visit Cards / Memberships Visit Cards - are transferable and do not expire. They are non-refundable Memberships - are non-transferable which means others cannot use them.

Refunds are granted only for medical or relocation reasons. Proof of medical and/or relocation must be provided in each case for a refund to be issued. All requests must be made before the membership expiry date.

Refunds will be pro-rated for the unused portion of the membership.

Memberships are valid at all pools so extensions will not be granted for Annual Shutdowns.

Lost or Stolen Cards At the request of the card holder lost or stolen cards will be replaced. A $5.00 lost card fee will apply. Does not apply to Visit Cards

Aquatics

Registration

Transfers

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Advanced Swim Programs Fall 2021 Water Safety Instructor - $393.75 Dates

Course #

September 18 25,26 December 4,5

Day

13467

Sat Sat/Sun Sat/Sun

Time 8:00am-4:30pm 9:00am-4:30pm 9:00am-4:30pm

This WSI course covers the foundation of instructional skills including teaching methods, learning styles, planning, teaching and evaluating swimmers. Candidates are evaluated throughout the course and through individual study assignments.

Upon successful completion of the course, candidates are certified as Water Safety Instructors and will be able to teach the Red Cross Swim programs. Candidates must be 15yrs of age, must attend 100% of the course to complete and have a current Standard First Aid/CPR C Certification.

WSI Recert - $94.50

Dates

Emergency First Aid - $115.50 Course #

Bronze Medallion/Cross - $300.00 Sat/Sun

8:30am-5:00pm

This 32 hour course will certify the successful candidate in both Br. Med. and Br. Cross. Candidates must be 13 years old or have completed Br. Star & must complete their Br. Medallion before testing for Br. Cross.

National Lifeguard Pool - $ 390.60 November 5,6,7,12,13,14

13463

Fri Sat/Sun

5:00pm-9:00pm 8:00am-4:30pm

Standard First Aid - $157.50 October 28,29 November 20,21

13468 13469

Thurs/Fri Sat/Sun

SFA Recert - $94.50 October 30 November 19

13466 13471

Sat Fri

8:30am-5:00pm 8:30am-5:00pm

Successful candidates will receive certification in Standard 1st Aid & CPR C. Held in the classroom at Stan Siwik Pool (1901 - 15 Ave North) Note: Must bring proof of Standard First Aid to the exam

Red Cross Baby Sitting - $68.25 New Dates TBA

November 17

Basic First Aid and Caregiving skills for youth 11-15 years old. During this 8 hour course participants will learn how to provide care to younger children in a variety of age groups and how to prevent and respond to emergencies.

13464

Wed

5:00pm-9:00pm

Note: Must bring NL certification and current Standard First Aid cert. to the exam

Prices include all materials, certification fees and GST.

Want to be a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor?

Welcome to the Water Safety Instructor Course ! This fun and exciting program covers the foundation of instructional skills including teaching methods, learning styles, planning, teaching and evaluating swimmers. Candidates are evaluated throughout the course and through individual study assignments. Upon successful completion of the course, candidates are certified as Water Safety Instructors and will be able to teach the Red Cross Swim programs.

Here is a quick overview of the course

Aquatics

8:30am-5:00pm 8:30am-5:00pm

This 40 hour course will certify successful candidates with the NLS Pool option award. Candidates must be 16 years old, have a current Bronze Cross & hold a current Standard First Aid award. Please bring proof of SFA/CPR C to first class.

NL Pool Recert - $68.25

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Time

Successful candidates will receive certification in Emergency 1st Aid & CPR C. Held in the classroom at Stan Siwik Pool (1901 - 15 Ave North)

Note: Must bring proof of WSI certification to the exam 13462

Day

New Dates TBA

Successful candidates will receive certification in Standard 1st Aid & CPR C. Held in the classroom at Stan Siwik Pool (1901 - 15 Ave North)

New Dates TBA

October 16,17,23,24

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WSI On Line Component (at home) Intro Session (Classroom/Pool) Class Room/Pool Component Final Skills/Strokes Eval & Final Class Room Component WSI Teaching Experience (8 - 11hrs co-teaching with a supervising WSI)

1901 - 15 Ave North (403) 320-3054

ABOUT THE POOLS FAQ’s - Aquatics COVID update

Covid 19 - Updates Covid Guidelines continue to effect programming at the facilities.These guidelines may change with little or no notice. For the most up to date information and schedules please check online at lethbridge.ca/swimming or contact Stan Siwik Pool 403 320 3054 During Operations: 2) Protocols have been put in place to ensure safe access of the facilities. We continue to practice covid disinfecting procedures. Please self screen for illness / covid prior to coming to the pool, if you are expereincing signs and symptoms of any illness please stay home.

3) Masking is required in all areas of all facilities but are not required in the water.

4) Lane Swim and Aquafit are no longer required to be booked, these programs are a first come first served. For more information look online: lethbridge.ca/swimming or by telephone at Stan Siwik Pool 403-320-3054 4) Changeroom access: Fully operational for all guests 5) Children under 8yrs and non-swimmers must be accompanied within arms reach by an adult 6) We appreciate your paitence as we work towords re-opening facilities. All facilities are open with reduced hours For the most up to date information look on line at lethbridge.ca/swimming

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St. Mary and Milk River Agreement of 1921 In 1909, the Boundary Waters Treaty was drafted between Canada and the United States.

While the 1909 Treaty outlined that the St. Mary and Milk Rivers and their tributaries were to be treated as one stream and shared equally between the two countries, the reclamation and irrigation officers weren’t able to agree as to how the water should be measured and divided up between the countries.

The six members of the IJC in 1921, with three members representing each country, were: C.A. Magrath, C.D. Clark, Henry A. Powell, O. Gardner, W.H. Hearst, and Mark A. Smith. Charles Magrath, first Mayor of Lethbridge and a surveyor by training, was appointed to the IJC in 1911 and served as chair of the Canadian contingent from 1915 to 1936.

So the International Joint Commission (IJC) was formed and part of its work was to settle the matter. On 4 October 1921, the IJC brought forward an order about how the waters would be divided and when and how measurements would be made.

The apportionment of the water differed between irrigation and non-irrigation seasons and was also dependent on the amount of the natural flow of each river.

It carefully set out what fraction of the water each country was due.

Lethbridge Historical Society

Did You Know?

info@lethbridgehistory.org www.lethbridgehistory.org facebook.com/LethbridgeHistoricalSociety/

Photograph: Cowboys cooling off in the Milk River, 1912.

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Arts, Culture & Heritage

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Arts, Culture & Heritage

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Arts, Culture & Heritage

Enclosing Some Snapshots: The Photography of James Brady

JUNE 25.21–OCT 03.21

OCTOBER 2021 INDIGENOUS HISTORY

THE GALT PRESENTS...

ADULTS & SENIORS | 11–12:30 pm | registration required | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders

ADULTS & SENIORS | 2–3 pm | registration required | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders

Fri 01 | Blackfoot Protocols Protocol is an important

Wed 06 | Alberta’s Italian History:

Fri 15 | History and Impact of Canada’s Indian

her new book, From Sojourners to Citizens: Alberta’s Italian History, which brings to life the untold story of Italian immigrants in Alberta from the 1880s to the present. [Presentation delivered on site with speaker

aspect of traditional and modern Niitsitapi, Blackfoot, culture.

Rebecca Many Grey Horses gives an overview.

Residential Schools Canada’s system of Indian Residential Schools had a devastating and intergenerational impact on all of the First Peoples of this land, including the Niitsitapi, Blackfoot. A presentation by Rebecca Many Grey Horses.

HANDS-ON HISTORY ALL AGES | craft restarts at 10 am, 11 am, noon, and 1 pm | registration required | children to attend with adults | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders | supplies provided with admission

Sat 02 | Blackfoot Dancing Learn and

practice the basics of a traditional Niitsitapi dance style with powwow dancer Chris “Nugget” Bull Bear.

Sat 09 | Surrealist Self Portraits Forget about realism, and create your own portrait.

Sat 16 | Word Art Make creative word art with

local artist and author Freyja Catton (He/Him or They/Them).

CREATIVE COMMUNITY

Arts, Culture & Heritage

ADULTS | 1–2 pm | registration required | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders

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HAPPENINGS

A Lethbridge Take Adriana Davies presents

attending via video conference].

Wed 20 | The EV Revolution Join retired

computer scientist, author, and President of the Lethbridge Folk Club Tom Moffatt for a discussion about the EV Revolution. A public advocate for immediate and significant action on the climate crisis, Tom is an enthusiastic adopter of renewable energy technologies and proud owner of a Mustang Mach E 4X.

SPECIAL EVENTS Fri 01 | 6:30–8:30 pm

Wine and Paint Night ADULTS & SENIORS | registration required | $25 per person | all art supplies and instruction included | cash bar available

Come to the Galt for an evening of wine, painting and relaxation. Learn the hidden stories of an iconic landmark, grab some wine, and under the instruction of Smudge Art Studio Inc paint your own acrylic masterpiece. No artistic experience or talent required!

Tue 05 | Beeswax Clay Modelling Experiment with beeswax clay modelling at the Galt with local artist Claire Reid.

Sun 24 | 2–3 pm

Tue 19 | Surrealist Self Portraits Forget about realism, and create your own surrealist self portrait at the Galt.

ALL AGES | snacks for children included | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders | registration required

TOURS | St. Patrick’s Cemetery ADULTS & SENIORS | 7–8:15 pm | registration required | tickets $6 | meet at the west end of 5 Avenue N | flashlight and good walking shoes are recommended

Sat 16 | 23 Once known as both the Miners’ Cemetery and the

Pioneer Cemetery, St. Patrick’s Cemetery is one of the oldest in our city. Walk with us as we explore its stories. Access to washroom facilities may be limited.

www.galtmuseum.com

Children’s Music Performance

LETHBRIDGE SYM P HO NY

Have a snack and join the Lethbridge Symphony’s Musaeus String Quartet at the Galt for an afternoon of music for children! This concert is the perfect introduction to classical music for the next generation.

Sat 30 & Sun 31 | 10 am–4 pm FORT

Spooktober

WHOOP-UP

ALL AGES | registration required | fort admission applies | free to annual pass holders

Visit Fort Whoop-Up for a day of spooky crafts, live blacksmithing, games, candy and fun!

Introducing the Lethbridge Public Library Gold Card!

Available with your minimum $20 donation.

Please check all facilities and programs for closures/cancellations due to COVID-19

Arts, Culture & Heritage

Help support YOUR Lethbridge Public Library activities, events, and services!

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arts in lethbridge arts feature Lethbridge Public Art Public art enhances the urban fabric of our community by creating beloved landmarks, reflecting our local heritage, conveying Lethbridge’s cultural image while helping to foster a community identity. It is a source of civic pride, encourages social exchange and positively impacts economic development and tourism.

The City of Lethbridge Public Art Program is the result of a collaborative effort by the City and its arts community. The public art program was established by the City of Lethbridge in 2007 when it adopted a Public Art Policy as a framework for the acquisition of public art, public art governance and the management of the public art collections. The policy also established a Lethbridge Public Art Committee as an advisory body for the program.

together. The Electrical Box Pilot Project paired artists with 6 electrical boxes in Galt Gardens and a singular box behind Casa.

These brightly patterned boxes explored the themes of Place and Connection, Park/Urban Eco Systems, Coulee Flora & Fauna plus Family Fun & Play.

The Mural Support Pilot Project in conjunction with the Heart of Our City Committee matched artists with local business owners to create murals throughout the downtown. Two murals were painted in the heat this summer and are located between 5 Street and 6 Street in the 300 block. Three more murals are being completed in September by artists April Matisz, Hali Heavy Shield, as well as, the artist duo of Leila Armstrong and Aaron Hagan.

Be sure to visit publicartlethbridge.ca to discover new public This summer the Public Art Committee launched two artworks, learn about future calls for artists and explore programs that brought local artists and downtown artworks Lethbridge’s fascinating collection of Public Art.

Photograph by AJA Louden Studios

Photograph by Angeline Simon

factoids Did you know?

AAC Works - Original Fine Art & Craft Going strong for over a year now, the Allied Arts Council’s fine art and craft retail space has flourished in the downtown core. AAC Works provides a space for local artists and artisans to sell and share their work. As well, it fills the gap in the Lethbridge market for truly 100% locally-made items available to the public. All artists represented at AAC Works are from within the geographical boundaries of the Allied Arts Council.

As everything is one-of-a-kind, the selection is constantly evolving. The unique

Did You Know?

handmade items include jewellry, paintings, prints, sculpture, handspun wool,

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scarves, bodycare goods, greeting cards, pottery, wood boxes, pens and toys.

Stop by if you are interested in learning more about applying to display and sell your artwork. Watch the website and social media for upcoming artist demonstrations and events. Visit us this fall for all your gift giving needs!

Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge

318 7 Street South 403.320.0555 info@artslethbridge.org

artslethbridge.org

Like us on Twitter & Facebook!

All Fall programs now Available.

Register online or call 403-3293222 today!

SENIORS CENTRE

1904 - 13th Ave. North 403-329-3222

We Offer

t u O & e r a c y a D e r a C l o o h c S f o m a r g o r P

October 2021

DINING ROOM now open from

8:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m. Monday to Friday

We are open Monday - Friday, 6:45am-5:30pm Daycare & Out of School Care Program: •

Spaces available in our Infants, Toddlers, Preschool and Prekinder classrooms.

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Spaces available for Out of School Care program (daily, weekly, monthly)

•

No Registration Fee

•

We provide breakfast and afternoon snack

•

Subsidy Available

Kindergarten •

Monday - Thursday, from 8:15am - 11:45am Registration open for the 2021-2022 school year. (under Alberta Education).

•

$50 Registration Fee (non-refundable).

smlcmontessori@gmail.com 403-524-3436

Community Services

NORD-BRIDGE

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Monthly Calendar | October 2021 DISCOVER THE EXHIBIT...

B UILT F OR L IFE O N T HE P RAIRIES

EXPLORE THE YOUTH ART EXHBIT...

‘INSPIRED BY NATURE’

F ALL H OURS Tuesday - Sunday 10 AM - 4PM (CLOSED MONDAYS)

EXTREME

BY NATURE Bump in the Night!

Ages 6 to 10 | Saturdays | 10:00am - Noon

2021 Session Dates:

Find out if you have what it takes to be a creature of the night!

Discover some of the nocturnal animals found in the river valley on this exciting night hike.

October: 2, 16, 23, 30 November: 6, 20, 27

October 29 | 6:30PM - 8:30PM

$30/ 3 WEEK SESSION | $40/ 4 WEEK SESSION

Ages 11 to 15

Register Online: https://leisure.lethbridge.ca

Register Online: https://leisure.lethbridge.ca

403.320.3064 | lethbridge.ca/nature | hsnc@lethbridge.ca Located in the river valley north of CPR High Level Bridge

Helen Schuler Nature Centre

Get outside & explore fun nature themes during each month long session.

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DISCOVERY WALK TOPIC: BATS October 17 | 2pm - 3pm Join an interpreter for an all ages walk through the Nature Reserve. Discover unique & fun facts about bats that live in Lethbridge.

Space is limited. Call to Register: 403-320-3064

BAT HOUSE BUILDING WORKSHOP With Mike Kelly a biologist with the Alberta Community Bat Program

October 23 | 2pm - 4pm Join us for this special fall event! Learn more about local bats and build a bat house to take home with you!

For families with kids ages 6+.

$35/ Bat House

Helen Schuler Nature Centre

Space is limited. Call to Register: 403-320-3064

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T HE G REAT O UTDOOR C LASSROOM Fall program bookings are OPEN!

The Nature Centre is offering both virtual & in-person school fieldtrips.

Specialized fieldtrips for pre-school to grade 6.

Each program is designed to support Alberta Education's Science Curriculum with interactive activities & outdoor exploration.

Winter & Spring program bookings begin OCTOBER 1st

403.320.3064 | lethbridge.ca/nature | hsnc@lethbridge.ca Located in the river valley north of CPR High Level Bridge

Greater Sage-Grouse: Endangered Source: globalchange.gov

Photo: ebird.org

The Greater Sage-Grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) status is "endangered" in Alberta (COSEWIC 2021).

They are commonly known as Sage Hens or Sage Chickens and their scientific name means "Spiny Tailed Pheasant."

It refers to the long-pointed tail which is fanned out by males during mating displays on leks.

Members of this species are true grouse and not pheasants.

Greater Sage-Grouse are the largest Canadian grouse and are sexually dimorphic.

Females average 56.1 cm long, and males average 74.7 cm long.

Birds of Prey Centre

in Canada's southernmost native prairies where sagebrush grows. They are dependent on sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata and/or A. cana) for nesting and wintering habitat and do not exist beyond the range of the plants.

This polygamous species concentrates at leks located in flat areas near creek valleys.

Their populations are affected by parasites, predation, weather, pesticides, and habitat alteration. Historically the conversion of Sage-Grouse habitat into farmland played a major role in its early decline.

Nowadays industrial disturbance has been a particularly major factor.

in Coaldale

Closed for the Season Reopening: May 20th, 2022

Greater Sage-Grouse are found Home of the Lethbridge Naturalists’ Society

Photo: allaboutbirds.org

For more information: https://albertawilderness. ca/issues/wildlife/sagegrouse/ https://geodiscover.albert a.ca/geoportal/rest/metad ata/item/93a89b2dcc6a40 f395c24deabf920e70/html #identificationInfo https://www.natureconser vancy.ca/en/what-wedo/resourcecentre/featuredspecies/birds/sagegrouse.html https://www.canada.ca/en /environment-climatechange/services/speciesrisk-educationcentre/greater-sagegrouse.html

Information about upcoming Presentations: www.NatureLethbridge.ca

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

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Wellness Wednesdays Age Well, Expect More!

FREE PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS Healthy Lethbridge invites you to join Wellness Wednesdays! This project is supported by a grant from the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program and is designed to help older adults learn health, nutrition and wellness tips, and enjoy opportunities for recreation and connection in our community. This program will be running until March 2022.

ALL SESSIONS ARE FREE!!

Each month we provide: 1-2 online informational or active sessions at 10 am, via Zoom.

1-2 in-person sessions, usually active and outdoors, at 10 am, at various locations in Lethbridge.

Topic Sneak Peak for Fall: Exploring the Benefits of Nature at Helen Schuler Nature Centre, Nutrition for Older Adults, Intergenerational Relationships, Smart Grocery Shopping, Active Living for Bone and Joint Health, Bonfire in the Park, Living Strong Series with Barb Cavers: Living Purposefully, Living Well, Social, Emotional and Spiritual Health, Mental Wellbeing Register for these free sessions on Eventbrite by going to https://healthylethbridge.eventbrite.com or call the Be Fit for Life Centre at 403-382-6919.

Lethbridge College

Participants can join the Wellness Wednesday community at any time and participate as they wish!

Start and end times are subject to change based on topic and speaker availability. Please refer to the Eventbrite schedule for the most updated information.

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Alberta Cancer Exercise FREE Program for Cancer Survivors ACE is an Alberta-based study evaluating the benefits of exercise for individuals after a cancer diagnosis. Strong research evidence supports the benefit of exercise to improve symptoms related to cancer at every stage of treatment and recovery.

What does ACE involve?

ACE is a free 10-12 week community-based exercise program designed specifically for individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment.

ACE classes will begin at Lethbridge College in October and January. For more information or to register, please contact us: www.albertacancerexercise.com email: ace@ucalgary.ca phone: 403-210-8482

Did You Know?

For more information, call 403-382-6919 or visit lethbridgecollege.ca/befitforlife.

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Employment

Social Skills-Life Skills

Readiness Program

Training Program

Project I.C.E. An inclusive program that teaches employment readiness and functional life skills to individuals aged 14 through to adult.

Junior I.C.E. An inclusive program aimed to build self-help, regulation, motivation, and social skills to individuals aged 12-15. Junior I.C.E. works to establish the skills necessary for individuals to build independence, ability, and confidence, which are essential for future success.

Next Sessions:

Next Sessions:

Fall 2021: Mon/Wed 400-630 or Tues/Thurs 400-630 from September 20 to December 16, 2021

Fall 2021: After school sessions

For more information about this program, or other services at KCC, please check out our website www.keyconnectionsconsulting.com

For more information about this program, or other services at KCC, please check out our website www.keyconnectionsconsulting.com

Dates to be Confirmed

1245 - 2 Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB T1J 0E5 For more information or to register, please phone 403.524.2522

Lethbridge Herald Advertising

or email: contact@keyconnectionsconsulting.com

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NOW TAKING FALL REGISTRATIONS New Members Welcome • Lethbridge • Fort Macleod • Coaldale

403-328-8400 • www.martialartscanada.ca • tkdinfo@telus.net

City of Lethbridge Cemetery Services

Telephone: 403.320.3008 | Fax: 403.329.1776 | E-mail: cemetery@lethbridge.ca In accordance with City of Lethbridge Cemetery Bylaw #5004 FALL & WINTER Cemetery Hours - from October 1st to March 31st the cemetery gates will remain open between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

No glass encased wreath or any stand, holder, vase, receptacle, jar, bottle or pot made of glass or other breakable material is allowed on any graves in the cemetery. This type of material creates a hazard for our mowing and snow removal crews and could cause serious injury.

In accordance with the Provincial Cemeteries Act, no person shall be in a cemetery during the hours of darkness.

The Cemetery Administrative Office is located in the centre of Mountain View Cemetery, 1210 Scenic Drive South in Lethbridge, we are open weekdays 8:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Records for all three City Cemeteries are maintained at this location (Archmount, Mountain View & St. Patrick’s).

Public Information & Events

Flowers, funeral designs or floral pieces will be permitted on a grave the day of the burial and for a period of five calendar days.

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Are you having a Christmas Craft Sale or Tradeshow in November or December?

Is your group a registered Non-Profit?

Advertise your event for

FREE! *

in the November issue of this guide!

For details on how to submit, please email your groups information and ad to: leisureguide@lethbridge.ca or call 403-320-3011

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*Available only to Registered Non-Profit Groups

Looking for more Information? www.lethbridge.ca

• Calendar of Events • Bus Routes & Schedules • • What’s New • Online Community Resource & Leisure Guide •

Public Information & Events

www.community-links.ca

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Access current & reliable information and refferal to services, agencies, organizations, programs & events in your area

info@community-links.ca

www.artslethbridge.org

Your Source For Arts in Lethbridge

info@artslethbridge.org

city of lethbridge @LethbridgeCity

City of Lethbridge 24 Hour Info

403-320-4971 Public Skating Sports Field Rainout Line 403-320-4974 403-320-4978 Transit Information

Assistance during Regular Hours

403-320-3020 Recreation & Culture City of Lethbridge Main Line 311 403-328-5465 Community Links

other inquiries?

leisure@lethbridge.ca

GRANT INFORMATION NIGHT Presentations from the City of Lethbridge, United Way, and Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta

Find out more about:

Oct 7th - 6:30 pm Virtual Presentation Please RSVP to natty.dias@lethbridge.ca to receive event link

Public Information & Events

Event Grants Capital Grants Programming Funding

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www.lethbridgesportcouncil.ca

Celebrating Lethbridge Coaches National Coaches Week celebrates the positive impact coaches have on athletes, participants, and communities. It is an annual opportunity to recognize coaches for the integral role they play by saying #ThanksCoach.

The Lethbridge Sport Council celebrated National Coaches Week by checking in with some local coaches and learning their stories. Thanks to all coaches for the time they devote to ensuring our community live an active, healthy lifestyle.

Public Information & Events

National Coaches Week was in September, but every day is a good day to say #ThanksCoach.

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Scan this code with your smartphone camera to go directly to this story

Read about local coaches on our website

www.lethbridgesportcouncil.ca

RECREATION & CULTURE - ANNUAL BOOKING DEADLINES ICE CENTRES

SWIMMING POOLS

Includes: ATB Centre, Nicholas Sheran, Adams, Henderson, Civic & Labor Club.

Includes: Henderson Pool (outdoor), Fritz Sick Pool (indoor), Stan Siwik Family Pool (indoor) & Nicholas Sheran Pool (indoor).

Summer Arena Floor (May – August) Recreation Ball or Inline Hockey .......................Feb 1 Private Rental ...................................................Feb 1 Winter Ice (September – April) School (Public and Private)................................ June Tournaments.....................................................May 1 Leagues ............................................................May 1 Private Rentals .................................................July 1 For additional information phone 403-320-3009

ENMAX CENTRE Summer and Winter Use ...............................403-320-4040

SPECIAL EVENTS PERMITS (PARKLAND & PARADE) Runs, Festivals, Other Public Events Public Events ........................................... October 1 Private Events.................... One month prior to event For applications phone 403-320-3011.

GYMNASIUMS Includes: Fritz Sick Gym #1, Lethbridge School District #51 and District # 4.

Summer ..........................................................April 1 Schools/Fritz (Fall/Winter)................................ May 1 For School Gyms, phone 403-320-3011 For Fritz Gym, phone 403-320-3011

BALL FIELDS & SOCCER FIELDS (May – September) Includes: school diamonds & fields, and parkland fields.

Deadline ..................................................... March 15 For additional information, phone 403-320-3009

PEENAQUIM PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX Softball Complex Office ...................... 403-327-6393

Application forms, fee and facility information available on our website at

www.lethbridge.ca/leisure

School Class Lessons (September – June) …………………………………………………..June 15 (ECS, Grade 4, Grade 5, High School) ……………………. late applications will be accepted School Join Public Swims ...................September 15 (October – December 31) School Join Public Swims ......................December 1 (January 1 – June 30) For information and applications contact: Fritz Sick Pool 403-320-3109 Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre Pool 403-320-3047 Stan Siwik Family Pool 403-320-3054 Henderson Lake Pool 403-320-3054 When Closed and 403-320-3056 When Open

CITY HALL Includes Culver City Room & City Hall Foyer Currently Accepting Applications Call 403-320-3020 for Information

YATES Includes: Sterndale Bennett Theatre, Yates Theatre and meeting spaces. Call 403-320-3009 for information and to apply for space.

Theatre Rentals .................................. 403-359-6543

COMMUNITY HALLS Phone 403-320-3020 for a contact list.

GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES Elks Community Recreation Area, John Martin Recreation Area, and Henderson/Horseshoes Group Picnic Shelters Open May 1 – September 30 Yearly 2022 Shelter Bookings - ONLINE ....October 1, 2021

Baroness, Kiwanis, Nicholas Sheran & Popson Park Group Picnic Shelters - Open Year Round.

Available on a “first come” basis for available times/location.

For additional information, phone 403-320-3011

Public Information & Events

Summer Ice (May - August) Sports Camps ................................................. Jan 15 Recreation Hockey.......................................... Jan 15 Private Rentals ............................................... Jan 15

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GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES APPLICATION DEADLINES October 1, 2021: Family & Adult Social Events Booking Process ONLINE PICNIC SHELTER BOOKINGS for the 2022 Picnic Shelter Season.

ONLINE bookings for all Picnic Shelters will begin on October 1 for the 2022 booking season and will be first come first served with payment due in full at the time of booking.

2022: All Picnic Shelter Bookings - Booking Process All applications for all picnic shelters for the 2022 season can be made ONLINE starting October 1, 2021 with full payment due at the time of booking. All bookings are first come first served.

All Online Bookings are Final Cancellations can be made up to 2 weeks prior to the event, however a 50% total booking cancellation fee will be applied to all cancellations. If a cancellation is made with less than 2 weeks notice full payment will be forfeited, inclement weather related cancellations are exempt.

Public Information & Events

2022 Picnic Shelter Fees (plus GST)

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Elks, John Martin, Rotary - Full Day Rate

$495.00

Legacy - Full Day Rate

$382.50

Popson and Henderson Horseshoe - Full Day Rate

$270.00

Baroness, Kiwanis, Nicholas Sheran - Per Hour Rate Fee Schedule & Application Forms Available at

www.lethbridge.ca/leisure

$38.00

GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES Booking Information at a Glance Fee Schedule & Application Forms Available at

www.lethbridge.ca/leisure All fully-serviced, fenced facilities - Available May 1 - September 30 Alcohol Permitted (Requires License) ROTARY (Sports Park 28st & 30 Av N)

ELKS (Indian Battle Park)

JOHN MARTIN (Pavan Park)

LEGACY

three grills 76 x 60 cm four gas burners - one griddle - ice dispenser - serving window (2) commercial upright cooler - upright freezer - electric cook top - sink, hot & cold water 300 sq. m. half with overhead shelter - 27 tables, seats 200 - sound system - fireplace playground four grills 70 x 70 cm - four gas burners - one griddle - roasting ovens/corn cooker serving window - commercial upright cooler - electric stove withoven - sink, hot & cold water 139 sq. m. half withoverhead shelter -17 tables, seats 140 - sound system - fireplace playground

four grills 70 x 70 cm - four gas burners - one griddle - roasting ovens/corn cooker serving window - commercial upright cooler - electric stove with oven - sink, hot & cold water 200 sq. m. half with overhead shelter - 25 tables, seats 180 - sound system - fireplace playground

2 grills, 4 gas burners, serving window, Upright cooler, freezer, ice machine, 2 sinks, hot & cold water - 45ftX32ft covered shelter with 10 tables, seats 50 - fireplace

(Legacy Park North)

All fully-serviced, fenced facilities Alcohol NOT Permitted

(Popson Park)

HENDERSON HORSESHOE (Henderson Lake)

commercial style - barbeque -serving window -domestic fridge -electric stove with oven - sink, hot & cold water 12 tables, seats 72 - 250 sq. m. half with overhead shelterfireplace - open fire pit/ circle - AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND commercial style barbeque - commercial upright cooler - electric stove with oven sink, hot & cold water - 10 tables, seats 60 - 12 horseshoe pitch facility AVAILABLE MAY 1 - SEPTEMBER 30

Alcohol NOT Permitted BARONESS

KIWANIS

(Indian Battle Park)

(Henderson Lake)

NICHOLAS SHERAN (Nicholas Sheran Park)

Unfenced Outdoor Facility NO ALCOHOL Open Year Round Smaller cover Electricity + Lights Drinking Water No Stove or Firepit 6 Tables, Seats 36

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POPSON PARK

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lethbridge.ca/leisure 

Fully Serviced, Fenced & Approved for Alcohol Use with Permit 

10 Tables for Covered Seating of up to 50 People 

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2 Commercial Gas Grills 4 Commercial Gas Burners 

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Stone Fireplace

Serving Window

Upright Cooler, Freezer & Ice Machine

Now OPEN For Bookings Legacy Park Pavilion 

Not for Profit Group Activities

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Fitness Classes

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Instruction Classes

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Meetings

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Birthday Parties

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Small Weddings

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Rehearsals

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Special Events

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Have another idea?

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Ask us if it’s possible?

Legacy Park Pavilion Amenities 

10 Tables (8ft) and 60 Chairs

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Fridge/Freezer Combo

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Sink

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Washrooms

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Colour Changing Lights

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Roll Shutters on all Windows

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Liquor Permit can be obtained from AGLC for Special Events

leisure@lethbridge.ca 403-320-3011

Public Information & Events

Legacy Park Pavilion Potential Booking Types

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Attention!

Lethbridge

Sports Hall of Fame www

.lethb

ridgesp

or tshalloffame.ca

Inductee Categories Athlete

Purpose: To recognize athletes who have distinguished themselves in competition in Lethbridge or elsewhere and to recognize athletes who have rendered prolonged and meritorious service to sport.

Builder

Purpose: To formally recognize the initiative, leadership and dedication of these individuals who participate in the development of sport.

Team Award

Purpose: The team award will serve to provide appropriate recognition for Lethbridge teams that have won a National, International or World Championship, or have achieved the highest possible award in their particular realm of competition.

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Special Awards

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Purpose: To formally recognize individuals/or organizations, athletes and builders who have made an outstanding and valuable contribution to Sport or to the community of Lethbridge through Sports. This category is to reward people who have made a significant contribution to sports, or the community but do not qualify under the other categories.

Nomination Deadline: January 31, 2022 Individuals, Groups or Organizations who wish to nominate an inductee can download forms and fill out an application form at www.lethbridgesportshalloffame.ca or www.lethbridge.ca Full details about Nomination information, nomination packages, events and display locations, as well as contact information is available at the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame website Questions and applications can be directed to info@lethbridgesportshalloffame.ca or call 403-329-7394

Helps you put waste in the right place!

Lethbridge.ca/WasteWizard

Public Information & Events

Wondering where to put it?

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Public Information & Events

The Roving Gyms program nurtures physical literacy, the love of movement, and provides an environment for families to connect.

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Roving Gyms are for children ages 5 and under and are FREE to attend. Registration is required.

Dates, locations, COVID-19 protocols, and registration can be found on our website.

www.lethbridgesportcouncil.ca/roving-gyms

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Did You Know?

2021 Sports Fields 2021 Football Lethbridge Minor Football Practices Monday - Thursday evenings at Winston Churchill, LCI, Catholic Central West and Chinook High School fields.

Bring a lawn chair and enjoy an evening watching minor football.

Please no dogs permitted in on school grounds (Bylaw 5235)

Recreation Programs

Rain Out Line 403-320-4974

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245 10th Street N Lethbridge, AB T1H 0H6

403 -320 -1373

PARENT'S NIGHT $35 OUT! Ages 4 - 12 5:30 - 8:00 PM Pizza Dinner Included

Pyjamas and Gymnastics -Sept 25 Monster Bash - October 23rd Cupcake Battles - November 20 Reindeer Games - December 11 Glow in the Dark - January 22 245 10th Street N Lethbridge, AB T1H 0H6

403 -320 -1373

For more information and to register visit our website westwindgym.com events/parent's night out

Recreation Programs

PER CHILD

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KEY BENEFITS OF PARKS AND OPEN SPACE IN LETHBRIDGE

“Parks make us happy”

The mental health benefits of parks are becoming increasingly recognized by urban planners and municipalities.

One study found that higher levels of green space in a neighbourhood were associated with lower levels of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression and stress.

Did You Know?

Another study revealed that individuals who moved to areas with more green space experienced significantly better mental health. Individuals who moved to areas with less green space showed significantly worse mental health in the year following the move.

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Mental health practitioners also recognize the therapeutic value that park spaces can provide. A 2007 study of individuals with mental health illnesses reported over 90% of individuals benefited from green exercise activities.

For references and more information please visit: https://www.lethbridge.ca/parkbenefits

An online publication for sport in Lethbridge Are you looking:

WALK, JOG, RUN, VOLUNTEER FRIENDLY, ENJOYABLE 5K EVENTS Every Saturday morning

FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY

FREE & EASY TO TAKE PART No need for special equipment

YOU DON’T HAVE TO RUN

Strollers and dogs can take part

Walkers are always welcome

BUILD CONFIDENCE

BE PART OF A COMMUNITY

Track progress & achieve goals

Make new friends & socialize

Register once online at parkrun.ca and head down to your local event:

Henderson Lake Park - Kinsmen Picnic Shelter, Lethbridge Every Saturday at 9am Post run coffee at Bread, Milk, and Honey - 427 5 St S

#loveparkrun

parkrun is organized and operated entirely by volunteers, and is supported by

We invite you to flip through Sport Matters today.

Scan this code with your smartphone camera to go directly to the publication

lethbridgesportcouncil.ca/sportmatters

Skating & Hockey

JOIN THE PARKRUN MOVEMENT

to be active and socialize? to try a new-to-you-sport? for elite programming? for beginner programming? for local sport resources?

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Click 'Create Account' in top right corner.

Fill out your New Customer Details.

Please Note: You must be 18 years of age to create an account. Create your account, then be sure add family members to your account in order to register them for available programs, classes and courses. This is done once your account has been created.

Click 'Create' at the bottom of the page.

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Click 'Login' in top right corner.

Enter your email address and password, then click 'Login'.

Select your name in the top right hand corner after logging in to access your account menu.

Choose 'Families and Groups' from your account menu options.

Choose 'Add Group' to create your family group, then 'Add Members' to add your family group members.

Fill in your family group member information, then click 'Add'.

City of Lethbridge Skating Programs Recreation Skating

Shinny Hockey

Beginner Skate: A slower-paced time for people to practice their skating basics. Skating aids are allowed during this skate. Helmets are recommended.

Family Skate: A special time for parents and children (17 yrs. of age & under) to enjoy a skate together.

Parent & Tot Skate: Free Fun time for parents & pre-school children to learn how to skate. Helmets are recommended.

Public Skate: A skate open to everyone to enjoy.

Senior Skate: A skate open for everyone 55 years and over.

Youth Shinny Hockey: For ages 5 to 15 years, shinny hockey is played with a sponge puck with no body contact and no slap shots. Play is on half ice and is coordinated

by Ice Marshals. Players require a hockey stick, skates and a helmet.

Adult Shinny Hockey: Informal hockey for adults is played with a hard puck with no body contact or slap shots. It is played on full ice and is self-supervised.

Protective equipment is required.

Senior Shinny Hockey: Senior shinny hockey is for adults 55 and over with no body contact and no slap shots.

Protective equipment is required.

Pass Fees (Effective September 1st) Recreation Skate Season Pass (plus GST)

Adult (17 & older)

$5.50

Adult Skate Pass

$82.00

Youth (3 - 17 years)

$4.25

Youth Skate Pass

$52.75

Free

Senior Skate Pass

$52.75

$4.25

Family Skate Pass

$156.25

One Parent Skate Pass

$134.75

Under 3 Senior (55+) Family

$13.50

Frequent Skater Card (12 visits)

Add-on Options: (per person plus GST)

Adult

$50.50

Adult Shinny Option

$92.25

Youth

$31.50

Youth Shinny Option

$54.00

Senior

$31.50

Senior Shinny Option

$54.00

Shinny Hockey Single Admissions

Shinny Hockey Season (8 mo) Pass (plus GST)

Adult

$10.75

Adult Shinny Pass

$177.50

Youth

$8.50

Youth Shinny Pass

$106.75

Senior

$8.50

Senior Shinny Pass

$106.75

Frequent Shinny Hockey Card (12 visits)

Adult Shinny Yearly (1yr) Pass

$241.50

Adult

$92.25

Youth Shinny Yearly (1yr) Pass

$156.25

Youth

$54.00

Senior Shinny Yearly (1yr) Pass

$156.25

Senior

$54.00

Pass Definitions

Family: Parents/guardians (2) and children (17 years of age or younger) residing in the same household permanently.

One Parent Family: “One” specific parent/guardian with children (17 years of age or younger) residing in the same household. The pass is NOT transferable to another parent/guardian.

Purchase Locations During Paid Public Skate Hours: • Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre • Labor Club Ice Centre • Civic Ice Centre • ATB Centre • Logan Boulet Arena • Henderson Ice Centre

Skating & Hockey

Recreation Skate Single Admission

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October 2021 Fall Program Registration Registration for all Horns Recreation fall programming is now open. View all program options online at go.uleth.ca/sportrec or register by phone at (403) 329-2706.

Aquatic Programs: This fall, we're excited to offer adult beginner & stroke improvement group lessons, introductory kayaking & paddleboarding courses, mermaid group lessons, Mantas Lifesaving Club, and aquatic certification & recertification courses.

Climbing & Outdoor: Start at the beginning with an introductory climbing course and learn the basics of the wall! Available for ages 14+ Community & Recreational Sports: Take advantage of our recreational youth badminton course, fencing courses for adults & youth, and karate courses for youth and adults.

First Aid: Get your Standard First Aid certification, including CPR level C, AED and oxygen therapy! Is your current award expiring? We offer recertification courses as well so you can keep current on the newest skills and standards.

Memberships & Lockers We offer a number of membership options for community members, alumni, students and staff. Your membership gives you access to our facilities during drop-in times, access to our fitness programs and our steam rooms. Lockers are available for rent in our changerooms and includes towel service!

Fitness Classes

University of Lethbridge

Access to fitness classes is now included in your membership! This fall, take advantage of our Group Fitness & Yoga classes including HIIT, Barre, Zumba, TRX, Cycle, Yoga, Sculpt, Pound, Pilates and more!

We also offer fitness and active classes for Active Boomers. View the full schedule and register online at go.uleth.ca/fitness-programs.

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Lux Bucks Congratulations to the winner of this month's Pronghorn Athletics LUX BUCKS 50/50 raffle draw, Jackie Mueller! Jackie the lucky winner of $535.00! LUX BUCKS is a 50/50 raffle for uLethbridge staff members AND the community! For more information, visit www.gohorns.ca/luxbucks!

For the most up-to-date information on facility hours and program offerings, visit us online at www.uleth.ca/sportrec or by phone at (403) 329-2706.

Calendar of events

oCtober 2021

Sept 28 Oct 02

333 by Jay Whitehead A new play by Jay Whitehead tells the story of three men arrested when Toronto police, in 1981, raided several city bathhouses. This was one of Canada’s largest mass arrests and was called “Operation Soap.” The raids led to an uprising in the Queer community and is often credited with starting the modern Pride movement.

Didi’s Playhaus 7:00pm - 9:00pm For more info go to... www.theatreoutre.ca Ph: (403) 360-9840 E: theatreoutre.lethbridge@gmail.com

Oct 01

3rd Annual Lethbridge Lightning Comedy Show Come down and help support your local Lethbridge Lightning Senior “AA” Hockey Club, and enjoy some great laughs while you’re at it. Funny man Will Hannigan and special guest Adam Blank will have you rolling.

Lethbridge Legion 324 Mayor Magrath Dr S 7:00pm - 10:00pm For more info go to... www.lethbridgelightning.com Ph: (403) 647-4103a

Oct 15 - 22

CKXU FUNdrive 2021: Flower Tower Radio From October 15 to 22nd, the staff and volunteers at CKXU 88.3 FM are celebrating another year of radio programming, community and campus initiatives, and our typical rad radio fun with FUNdrive 2021: FLOWER TOWER RADIO! Providing much needed financial and social support to the station, FUNdrive always works to put emphasis on the year-round grassroots, boots-on-the-ground efforts made

by CKXU staff and volunteers alike! FUNdrive 2021 features a plethora of warm 70s tones and a groovy new logo, which really speaks to the heart of the fundraiser - collaborative, community-based, and colourful!

Virtual Event For more FUNdrive events & info, go to... www.ckxu.com Ph: (403) 795-4293 E: manager@ckxu.com

Oct 30 - 31

Spooktober Come visit For Whoop-Up for a day of spooky crafts, live blacksmithing, games, candy and fun! Go online to find registration and admission details!

Fort Whoop-Up 10:00am - 4:00pm For more info go to... www.galtmuseum.com Ph: (403) 320-3954 E: info@galtmuseum.com

Every Saturday

Lethbridge’s parkrun Join the PARKRUN movement! A new program is in town for anyone who loves to walk, jog, run or volunteer in our city parks! Meet us at the Kinsmen Picnic Shelter for weekly Parkruns every Saturday. Join the community in active & healthy living!

*Kinsmen Picnic Shelter* Henderson Lake Park 9:00am For more info or to register go to... www.parkrun.ca

Toastmasters Clubs Mondays - Coulee Commentators Tuesdays - Downtown City Speakers Perfect your speaking, presenting, communication, leadership, listening skills & more in a supportive, self-paced, fun atmosphere.

Come check out our club and see what we are about!

12:00pm - 1:00pm For more info or to register go to... www.coulee.toastmastersclubs.org OR www.downtowncityspeakers. toastmastersclubs.org

*Online Events

*Online Events

Check Out our City of Lethbridge Grant Recipients Community/Major Event Support Grant

Heart of Our City Grant

Due to COVID-19, advertised schedules and programs may change.

Stay Informed!

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