Crestwood Community League is proud to be celebrating 100 years of living our mission “to provide a broadly-based, community forum that collectively supports all residents of Crestwood in establishing a friendly, safe, attractive neighbourhood of which its citizens can be proud.” Learn more about our community.
‘Survival time’: It’s mating season for Edmonton’s urban coyotes — January 11, 2020
Between January and March, coyotes become more protective, defensive, territorial and hungry.
Cantelon recommends Edmontonians use common sense to avoid negative interactions with coyotes. … Read More
Candy Cane Lane Research Project — December 10, 2019
Do you live on Candy Cane Lane?
Candy Cane Lane Research Project
Researchers at MacEwan University are looking for people to interview and discuss Candy Cane Lane. Our goal is to learn more about why people participate (or not) in Candy Cane Lane, and also gain a better understanding of how to promote volunteer initiatives in other communities.
If you are interested, please email us (rodney.schmaltz@macewan.ca) or feel free to call (780-633-3674). We would be happy to set up a time for the interview at your home, or at a nearby coffee shop. Coffee is on us!
Thank you for considering being a part of our research.
Hospice Huddle — December 10, 2019
Join us for a Hospice Huddle at the Crestwood Community League January 15, 2020, 7-9pm to learn more about hospice services and the new home for hospice details! … Read More
Jasper Gates Development — November 30, 2019
I am offering Crestwood’s support to the Jasper Gates Development project. My reasons are outlined in the below letter.
Send me an email if you have a concern at President@cclboard.ca. 
Street Safety Survey from EFCL – Closes December 1 — November 28, 2019
We are writing to inform you that at the request of some leagues, the deadline to complete our Street Safety Survey has been extended to December 1, 2019. The results of this survey will be used to inform a report on Community League preferences for managing traffic safety that will be shared with Community Leagues, City Administration, and City Council. We will report back individual findings as well as city-wide findings by December 18.
The survey is comprehensive and covers a wide range of topics so that the EFCL can develop a better understanding of how community members experience their neighbourhoods. The survey takes between 15 and 20 minutes to complete. Find the survey here.
Edmontonians have been calling for a reduction in residential speed limits for over a decade. On May 14, 2019, City Council advanced discussions to reduce residential and collector speed limits within our communities. To help Community Leagues understand the impetus for these changes, the EFCL has developed the Neighbourhood Street Safety Handbook.
As the City of Edmonton endeavors to complete this work, we are asking Community Leagues to bring their local knowledge to the discussion. We want to know your thoughts on potential speed limit reductions and how improved traffic safety can improve neighbourhood liveability within your community.
You can share your thoughts with us by completing our survey! For more robust neighbourhood data, please share the survey widely. To make things simple, you can share our twitter or facebook post or simply copy and paste this link→ https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EFCLtrafficsafety
You can learn more about this project at efcl.org/traffic-safety. If you have any questions or comments, please email planning1@efcl.org.
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