Rosedale Community Association

Three more sleeps!

Rosedale School Bottle Drive! Saturday June 20th - Drop bottles off at the school between 9 and noon or leave outside your home by 10 am for pickup. For more info call Alison 403-283-6789.

Rosedale Residents! We look forward to seeing you at Neighbour Day 2026!

If you are a new CALL member you might be interested in this program. It has been a popular program for many years. Offered in 8-week sessions during the fall and winter - this year the facilitator Barry Ronellenfitch will also offer it during the summer months.
Many ancient traditions teach there is a source of peace and joy within us, that is independent of our external circumstances such as stressful situations, past hurts, etc. The easiest way to connect to this inner source is through meditation and its sister practice, mindfulness. Over 50 years of scientific research have clearly demonstrated there are significant social and health benefits to these practices.
Each session will include periods of meditation (sitting comfortably in chairs) to allow participants the opportunity to experience the benefits for themselves, and to share experiences and insights with others.
Wednesdays, 10 am - noon at cSPACE Marda Loop.


CALL members - learn more and register: https://calgarylifelonglearners.ca/Finding-Peace-and-Joy-Within/

Applicant Outreach Toolkit Update Share your feedback to support the creation of an applicant outreach toolkit for developments of small-scale homes.

The Rosedale & Crescent Heights Ideation Session scheduled for Thursday May 21st from 7-9PM has-been cancelled.
Councillor Atkinson's apologizes for the inconvenience and will be in touch soon with further details on when they can reschedule the meeting.

To advise residents of a Subdivision application received for 1610 Crescent Road NW. No Restrictive Covenant has been located on Title. Submit comments to the City of Calgary quoting SB2026-0164 to the attention of Kristal Woolf at [email protected]

The Calgary Police Service is advising that catalytic converter thefts are once again trending upward, with approximately 90 thefts already reported in 2026. These incidents can occur quickly, often taking only a few minutes for offenders to cut and remove the converter from a parked vehicle.
Catalytic converters are targeted due to the valuable precious metals they contain. While all vehicles can be affected, those with higher clearance are particularly vulnerable.
Recent activity shows higher concentrations of thefts in Bridgeland/Riverside and Hounsfield Heights, with ongoing concerns in the west parking lot at McMahon Stadium.

Vehicles commonly targeted include:
Mitsubishi RVR (2012–2025 models) – citywide
Honda CR-V (2003–2009 models)
Honda Element (2004–2010 models)
Honda Accord (2006 model)
CPS continues proactive enforcement and investigative efforts; however, prevention and awareness remain key. Community partners can play a vital role in reducing these incidents.
Prevention tips to share:
Engrave your catalytic converter with your VIN or licence plate number
Use car alarms and home security systems, including cameras
Park in a closed, secure garage when possible
If not available, park in well-lit, visible areas
What to watch for:
Individuals loitering or crawling under vehicles
Sounds of cutting or grinding
Suspicious activity in parking lots or residential areas
To report a theft, contact the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line at 403-266-1234. Call 911 if a crime is in progress.
We appreciate your continued partnership in helping raise awareness and prevent these crimes in our community.

We encourage community members to remain vigilant and report all suspicious activity. Please help share this message to reduce theft in our community.