Neighbourhood Associations

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Neighbourhood Associations are often volunteer based, grass-roots groups who meet up to plan and promote community-based activities that enhance the quality of life and cohesiveness within a specific area by fostering a sense of belonging among residents.

Check out our resources "50 Ways to Connect with your Neighbours" and the "Neighbourhoods of Medicine Hat".

If you are living in Ross Glen, Riverside, or Kensington and want to join a Neighbourhood Association, email Shantel at shaott@medicinehat.ca to be connected to things starting in your area.

Neighbourhood Associations are often volunteer based, grass-roots groups who meet up to plan and promote community-based activities that enhance the quality of life and cohesiveness within a specific area by fostering a sense of belonging among residents.

Check out our resources "50 Ways to Connect with your Neighbours" and the "Neighbourhoods of Medicine Hat".

If you are living in Ross Glen, Riverside, or Kensington and want to join a Neighbourhood Association, email Shantel at shaott@medicinehat.ca to be connected to things starting in your area.

  • Ignite Your Community Walks - Neighbourhood Associations Launch

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    Neighbourhood Associations of Medicine Hat and Area (NA) had around 100 people participate in their launch events. Eight walks occurred throughout the city.

    The Ross Glen walk stopped by local artist, Robert Weismann’s home. His stained glass was on display along with a restored window from St. Thereasa’s Academy (which was located in Crescent Heights from 1915-1973). Robert and another walk attendee over their interest in historic buildings.

    Participants who completed the survey all agreed that walking with neighbours helped them to know more about their community and people in it, meet new people, feel more connected, and would attend a similar walk in the future.

    Neighbourhood Associations is planning an educational evening to learn more about how to start one or connect with others interested in community building. If you are living in Ross Glen, Riverside, or Kensington and want to join a Neighbourhood Association, email Shantel at shaott@medicinehat.ca to be connected to things starting in your area.


  • Community Conversation

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    Community Conversation on Neighbourhood AssociationsCheck out this Community Conversation that one of our members, Michelle, did with Rogers' Ian Parkinson.

  • August 2024

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    This summer neighbourhoods across Medicine Hat have been hosting community events to get to know one another, build connection, and have fun. Here are a few photos from those events.

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