Sunday, November 8, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Craft & Bake Sale
We hope to have a lot of fun at the Sale. It is going to be in the building. Please sign up at the office if you have something to sell. Looking forward to seeing all of you on November 18th between 4-7 pm.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Weather advisory
We request all our tenants to keep their windows closed in this cold weather. If windows are open pipes freeze & then burst inconveniencing the buildings residents.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Winter has arrived in Calgary
Temperatures are expected to drop tonight to -10C. The high will be -4C on Friday.
Monday, October 5, 2009
A New Louis Vuitton Store in SW Calgary
Louis Vuitton will be reopening its larger store on Wednesday at 4th Street S.W. between 8th and 7th Avenues.It sells high end leather goods.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Residents of Westview Heights, get your flu shot!
Alberta says it will begin protecting some high-risk people against seasonal flu later this month before starting to immunize people against the H1N1 flu, likely in November.
Alberta Health Services says the seasonal flu shot will be offered to seniors, pregnant women, children between the ages of six months to 23-months-old and some other higher-risk people starting on Oct. 13.
Health Minister Ron Liepert says when the H1N1 flu vaccine becomes available the province will stop offering the seasonal flu vaccine.
An unpublished study has suggested that people who got a flu shot last year had double the risk of catching H1N1 flu compared to unvaccinated people.
However, the Public Health Agency of Canada has said a preliminary analysis of that study suggests there is no link between having a seasonal flu shot and developing a severe bout of pandemic flu.
Liepert says he will be getting immunized against the H1N1 flu and encourages all Albertans to protect themselves.By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Alberta Health Services says the seasonal flu shot will be offered to seniors, pregnant women, children between the ages of six months to 23-months-old and some other higher-risk people starting on Oct. 13.
Health Minister Ron Liepert says when the H1N1 flu vaccine becomes available the province will stop offering the seasonal flu vaccine.
An unpublished study has suggested that people who got a flu shot last year had double the risk of catching H1N1 flu compared to unvaccinated people.
However, the Public Health Agency of Canada has said a preliminary analysis of that study suggests there is no link between having a seasonal flu shot and developing a severe bout of pandemic flu.
Liepert says he will be getting immunized against the H1N1 flu and encourages all Albertans to protect themselves.By THE CANADIAN PRESS
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