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How Ward 5 Green Spaces and Parks Are Becoming Better for Community

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You want more clean , safe , and fun places where your family can relax, play, and connect with nature. Ward 5 green spaces and parks are being improved to give you just that. These changes are not just about adding a few trees or swings. They are about building better spots where people of all ages can enjoy time outdoors. Whether you live in Saddle Ridge, Skyview Ranch, or Taradale , new upgrades are coming your way. The city is investing in your local parks to make your day-to-day life better. What’s Changing in Your Local Parks? Big and small upgrades are happening across different communities. You’ll see: More benches so you can sit comfortably during a walk Shaded spots like gazebos to protect you from the sun Better walkways and trails for strollers, bikes, and walking Upgraded playgrounds for kids to enjoy new and safer play areas These changes make your parks easier to use and more fun for your whole family.   Parks That Feel More Welcoming You don’t need fancy parks wi...

WestWinds Development Calgary: What It Means for Ward 5’s Future

Urban growth is a reality for many parts of Calgary. One of the most talked-about projects is the WestWinds development Calgary , a plan to build 428 new residential units near the WestWinds Superstore in the northeast part of the city. This area falls within Ward 5, which is home to many working families, new Canadians, and long-term residents.   As someone who lives, works, or cares about this community, you might wonder what this kind of growth means for you. Will it improve housing access? Will schools, roads, and clinics be able to handle more people? Who makes these decisions, and how can you have a say?   Let’s break it all down. Why This Area Matters The WestWinds neighbourhood is close to key transit routes and commercial hubs. It's already a busy area, with a Superstore , bus terminal, and nearby businesses. That’s part of the reason why developers see it as a good place to build. More homes are needed in Calgary, especially affordable ones. But building hundre...