Community League Day, City Councillor Forum, Mayoral Forum & more!
Community League Day is almost here!
Who: YOU!
When: Saturday September 18th 12-5PM
Where: Kitchener Park
Why: Because we want to celebrate our amazing community
How: Well 😏....
Food from CULINA TO GO! All gluten-free, vegan and meat options available (All individually packaged) Beading/Earring workshops from 12-1PM and 2:30-3:30PM by JShine Design, Jessica Sanderson-Barry (10 kits available for the first 10 people to join each session!)
GAMES - ladder ball, spike ball, corn hole & more!
Live music by Uncle Joe & Tanyss Nixi from 1:30-4PM
Beverages & a prize draw provided by Our Parents Home senior residence
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We will also be providing a prize pack from local businesses!
Please bring your own lawn chairs, picnic blankets and MASKS! The safety of the community is our number one priority so please keep in mind social distancing and respect masking.
Get your 2021-2022 OCL membership now
It’s that time of year! The new membership year began on September 1. Sign up or renew your membership for FREE on the OCL website or join us for Community League Day at Kitchener Park on September 18 to register in person.
By joining the OCL, you help support the League and our community. 2020 and 2021 have been challenging. By supporting the OCL, we in return are better able to support you!
Why join our Community League?
To meet people who live in our community
To be part of a community of like-minded residents
To have a say in social advocacy issues affecting our community
To have a say in urban planning and building developments in our community
To make a difference and participate in our community
This month, we’d like to send our best wishes to a pillar of our community as she steps down from the Oliver Community League Board. We’d like to thank Lisa Brown for her immense contributions to the League and our community. She served on the OCL Board for nearly 7 and a half years - first as Civics Director, then as President, and finally, most recently, as the newly minted Hall & Recreation Director.
Lisa worked tirelessly to improve the lives of Oliver residents. She advocated for smart & community-focused development, worked to increase & improve community recreation space, and effectively & inspirationally led the OCL Board as President, to name a few of her many accomplishments.
Without Lisa, the OCL and Oliver would not be what it is today. On behalf of everyone in our community, thank you, Lisa! We wish you all the best in your future adventures and successes.
but WELCOME to Maureen Renaud as our new Hall & RecreACTION Director!
We are thrilled to have you move from Director-at-large to this new position and excited to see where you will take it. 😎
The Downtown Edmonton Community League (DECL), Oliver Community League (OCL) with support from the Downtown Business Association (DBA) would like to invite you to our O-day'min downtown municipal candidate forum on Wednesday, September 29 from 5-7pm at the Matrix Hotel.
Join the Downtown Business Association September 23 at Ford Hall at Rogers Place or online for a discussion with the city’s top six mayoral candidates about their plans for the future of Edmonton’s downtown. Hear from the candidates about the critical issues facing Downtown Edmonton and central Edmonton communities. Topics will include economic development and investment attraction, the arts and cultural sector, housing and homelessness, cleanliness and maintenance standards, and community safety. Register now. https://www.edmontondowntown.com/dba-events/future-downtown-forum/
