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The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues is an umbrella group that has supported the City of Edmonton's 155 community leagues since 1921. The role of the EFCL is to speak on behalf of and lobby for all community leagues.
Recent News Releases
Designing our parks and neighbourhoods for winter
Here are some example neighbourhood design guidelines:You are the winter experts. Share your knowledge and ideas with the world! The guidelines will be available at the Winter Cities Shake Up 2015 International Conference in Edmonton. For more information go to Winter City Strategy on the city we...
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Here are some example neighbourhood design guidelines:You are the winter experts. Share your knowledge and ideas with the world! The guidelines will be available at the Winter Cities Shake Up 2015 International Conference in Edmonton. For more information go to Winter City Strategy on the city we...
Published at EFCL News
Proposed changes to building heights
Sept. 29, 2014: The city is considering changes to the height and grade regulations for buildings. The city’s desired outcome is to allow greater heights to better accommodate new housing styles with high ceilings and steep roofs, and to enable buildings featuring walkout basements and drive-unde...
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Sept. 29, 2014: The city is considering changes to the height and grade regulations for buildings. The city’s desired outcome is to allow greater heights to better accommodate new housing styles with high ceilings and steep roofs, and to enable buildings featuring walkout basements and drive-unde...
Published at EFCL News
2nd Annual Seniors Friendly Community League Workshop
Looking for ways to engage the seniors in your community more? The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues will be hosting a seminar on October 23, 2014 to discuss ways of introducing programs, grants and resources to help you achieve this.The PDF link below provides full details. To register, p...
Published at EFCL News
Looking for ways to engage the seniors in your community more? The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues will be hosting a seminar on October 23, 2014 to discuss ways of introducing programs, grants and resources to help you achieve this.The PDF link below provides full details. To register, p...
Published at EFCL News
Council amends Policy C468
On September 10, 2014, Council amended Policy C468 to require the city to consult affected neighbourhoods about the use of the funds from the sale of surplus school sites. Previously the policy did not require neighbourhood consultation even though the funds were to be spent in the affected neigh...
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On September 10, 2014, Council amended Policy C468 to require the city to consult affected neighbourhoods about the use of the funds from the sale of surplus school sites. Previously the policy did not require neighbourhood consultation even though the funds were to be spent in the affected neigh...
Published at EFCL News
The gauntlet has been thrown down
If you're a business, Earth's General Store is challenging you! The gang at Earth's General Store is supporting community leagues by throwing a party Sunday, Sept. 21, at both of its locations - 9605-82 Ave. and the newly opened store a...
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If you're a business, Earth's General Store is challenging you! The gang at Earth's General Store is supporting community leagues by throwing a party Sunday, Sept. 21, at both of its locations - 9605-82 Ave. and the newly opened store a...
Published at EFCL News
HOPE for those needing home repairs
The Housing Opportunities Program for Edmonton (HOPE) may be a good fit for someone who needs help keeping their home safe and comfortable. The City of Edmonton’s home repair program, also known as HOPE, offers a grant of up to $20,000 to eligible applicants. The pr...
Published at EFCL News
The Housing Opportunities Program for Edmonton (HOPE) may be a good fit for someone who needs help keeping their home safe and comfortable. The City of Edmonton’s home repair program, also known as HOPE, offers a grant of up to $20,000 to eligible applicants. The pr...
Published at EFCL News
Working together to build healthier communities
Health is a hot topic these days. From infectious disease outbreaks to the growing health care budget, the latest health and diet fads to the alarming prevalence of chronic conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease. Everyone seems to be talking about health. ...
Published at EFCL News
Health is a hot topic these days. From infectious disease outbreaks to the growing health care budget, the latest health and diet fads to the alarming prevalence of chronic conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease. Everyone seems to be talking about health. ...
Published at EFCL News
Great neighbourhoods are more than infill housing
By BEV ZUBOT, EFCL Planning Advisor "Buildings alone do not create great neighborhoods," said Ms. Vespi of Queen Alexandra community. This was a common theme expressed by several community people speaking to Council regarding the Infill Roadmap meeting...
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By BEV ZUBOT, EFCL Planning Advisor "Buildings alone do not create great neighborhoods," said Ms. Vespi of Queen Alexandra community. This was a common theme expressed by several community people speaking to Council regarding the Infill Roadmap meeting...
Published at EFCL News
Infill Roadmap set to fast forward
Executive Committee of Council wasted no time moving quickly on implementing the Infill Roadmap presented to them August 19. In addition to considering a major overhaul of all low density zones, they instructed Administration to work on regulation changes to remove barriers to garage and garden ...
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Executive Committee of Council wasted no time moving quickly on implementing the Infill Roadmap presented to them August 19. In addition to considering a major overhaul of all low density zones, they instructed Administration to work on regulation changes to remove barriers to garage and garden ...
Published at EFCL News
EFCL meets with prospective premier
EFCL board and staff members enjoyed a highly-productive, 90-minute meeting on Monday with Edmonton Castle Downs MLA Thomas Lukaszuk, who is vying to be become leader of the Progressive Conservative Party and the next Premier of Alberta. Topics of discussion included clarification of provincial g...
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EFCL board and staff members enjoyed a highly-productive, 90-minute meeting on Monday with Edmonton Castle Downs MLA Thomas Lukaszuk, who is vying to be become leader of the Progressive Conservative Party and the next Premier of Alberta. Topics of discussion included clarification of provincial g...
Published at EFCL News
