As spring approaches and the days get longer and the sun gets warmer, children are intrigued by melting snow and ice and the attractive rivulets of water that run over and under the winter build-up. That intrigue and curiosity can lead youngsters to larger and more dangerous flows of spring water – Calgary’s rivers, canals and lakes. As the ice melts and breaks up along our waterways, please use the opportunity to educate your children about the dangers of ice, and supervise them closely.
Some of the best family meals are cooked on a camp stove or over a fire pit and eaten at the campsite picnic table.
Canadians enjoy a wide variety of wholesome, fresh fruits and vegetables all year long. They are an agricultural product grown in a natural environment.
The Calgary Police Service regularly conducts community surveys to determine what issues are most important to Calgarians and to ensure police programs reflect community needs and expectations. The 2000 community survey revealed the following issues as the top policing priorities for citizens:
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