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Recent Media Mentions
August 13, 2026: Drawings of mini soccer pitch in Calgary’s downtown west end revealed | Calgary Herald
July 21, 2026: Canada’s first ‘dementia-inclusive’ park set to open in Calgary in fall 2026 – Global News
July 21, 2026: Calgary’s new dementia-inclusive park opens to the public in September – CTV News
July 21, 2026: Canada’s first dementia-inclusive park set to open in Calgary’s southeast – Livewire Calgary
July 21, 2026: Canada’s first dementia-inclusive park is set to open in Calgary – Calgary Sun
July 21, 2026: Canada’s first dementia-inclusive park is set to open in Calgary – Calgary Herald
April 25, 2026: Aging school, community playgrounds in Calgary face fundraising challenges – CBC News
April 12, 2026: Plans to open Canada’s first public dementia-inclusive park in Calgary this fall – Calgary Journal
April 16, 2026: Committee backs $190M Calgary playground funding plan – Livewire Calgary
July 16, 2025: Collaborating over 40 years to create more parks in more communities – The City of Calgary Newsroom
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Serving up support at The Daisy Classic Pickleball Fundraiser
As seen on CTV Your Morning Calgary: Dean Brawn and Cynthia Watson with Jodi Hughes (April 30, 2026)Dean Brawn and Cynthia Watson stopped by CTV Your Morning Calgary to share why pickleball players are coming together for The Daisy Classic. Watch the story and join us...
Igniting Volunteerism: Mike Henry on Why Parks Matter
Mike Henry knows firsthand how much volunteers can shape a city. As Board Chair of Parks Foundation Calgary, and a longtime member of Calgary’s basketball community, he’s seen how parks and play spaces change everyday life for families, including his own.
George Moss: How One Name Tells a Bigger Story of Community
George Moss proved that one person with a big heart and a small patch of land can change a community for generations.
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