This invite is for all adults who want to come out and learn or play the game of horseshoes This will be on Monday nights starting at 6 pm and going all summer The senior players can show you how to play if you are a beginner so we hope to get multiple games going on Monday evenings If you are interested in coming out or have any questions, send your name, phone number and email address to hrseniorscentre@shaw.ca COME OUT FOR A GOOD TIME AND MEET SOME NEW PEOPLE Council Meetings Bylaws Town Services Parks & Recreation Community Support Services Greater Foothills Family Resource Network Starting Your Business Growing Your Business Business Directory Apply for or Cancel Business Licenses Things to Do in High River Events for All Seasons Accommodations & Dining Getting Here! Plan Your Visit Calling High River Home Contact Events News Terms & Conditions Staff Links Careers Report a Concern {{#helpers.highlight}}{ "attribute": "description" }{{/helpers.highlight}} CalgaryNewsFire at horse rehab in High River burns 62 bales of hayBy Stephen HuntPublished: April 17, 2025 at 3:02PM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shelby and Trymer (@2heartsequinerehabilitation) Topics: Soil ph & nutrient availability; using cover crops and planting polyculture within the garden; stone mulch experiments Guest Speakers: Mathew Swallow and Tatenda Mambo To register, contact: info@sheppardfamilypark.ca Sponsored by: Sheppard Family Park Society Community Garden Learn more: https://sheppardfamilypark.ca/calendar each focusing on related services and areas of expertise provided by the Town The 2023 Rate Bylaw is still in effect for outdoor rental fees as well as utilitity fees The budget provides the foundation for delivery of services and achievement of Council’s Strategic Priorities the Town reviews the Five-Year Capital Budget Assessment Services are responsible for the classification and valuation of all property within the Town of High River to ensure fair and equitable distribution of taxes in accordance with provincially legislated standards Property taxes are local taxes used to provide services programs and infrastructure that provide High River residents with a high quality of life Town Council will decide which direction to take the skatepark redesign project considering community feedback from the first phase and other key factors The Town is working with New Line Skateparks (New Line) on an exciting project to revamp the skatepark on 12th Ave this project is focused on creating a space that meets the needs and vision of our community We’re currently seeking feedback on the design concept as part of the project’s first phase Take our Survey Now New Line hosted an in-person community workshop and collected feedback from students at Highwood High and Notre Dame Collegiate to guide the skatepark redesign New Line will soon present 2–3 design concepts tailored to our community another in-person workshop will be held on Friday Council will decide which direction to take the skatepark redesign project Phase 2: Grant and Community Partnership Opportunities We will be seeking grant and community partnership opportunities before moving forward with construction The Town is excited to announce an exciting project in coordination with Fibre Connect and its contractor Ledcor Technical Services to install Fibre Optic lines within Town limits If you’ve received a letter or home visit from Ledcor Technical Services on behalf of Fibre Connect regarding fibre optic installation in your area The Town fully supports this project to enhance connectivity and upgrade network infrastructure in High River Ledcor Technical Services will be installing underground mainline conduits and coordinating with home and business owners to connect individual properties. Conduits will be placed within utility and public rights of way. See this letter from Fibre Connect for more details Residents may notice flags and spray paint marking service areas within Town limits—do not remove these flags or markings as they are essential for the installation process Ledcor Technical Services Representatives will go door-to-door to provide additional information to home and business owners owners will be asked for permission to bring the service installation to the side of their house or business There will be no obligation to use these services once installed A portion of your yard may be made up of a 'utility right of way.' This is an easement of private land that allows the Town and utility companies access to buried utilities Installing fibre optics enables fast internet speeds even during peak usage time or bad weather fibre optics improve efficiency through faster uploads and seamless video conferencing They also increase property value and support remote work and learning making them a valuable addition for modern living and working Stay tuned to this page and our social media channels for ongoing updates on this project Fibre Connect and its contractor Ledcor Technical Services began surveying and marking areas to determine all Fibre Serving Areas (FSAs) within town limits These areas were mapped and presented to Council in November 2024 Fibre Connect aims to connect approximately 5,000 residences and businesses in High River If you have any additional questions about construction please contact Fibre Connect directly at the contact information below: and head to downtown High River for the 67th annual Little Britches Parade and stay for a fun-filled Parade Day Saturday There's lots to do before and after the parade with a full schedule of events: Register your entry and get more information on the website Staged by the High River Parades and Lights Society in partnership with the Rotary Club of High River https://littlebritchesparade.ca Through the annual preparation of a municipal budget Council demonstrates a commitment to ensuring High River continues to be a vibrant community with high-quality services Council sets municipal tax rates to generate revenue needed to offset municipal service expenditures with the annual Property Tax Rate Bylaw Council Approves the 2025 Municipal Budget Budget Presentation Meeting #3 Budget Presentation Meeting #2 Budget Presentation Meeting #1 The Town's annual operating budget covers day-to-day expenses while the capital budget covers long-term investments, including maintaining infrastructure and facility costs. All of which follows an annual review of our Five-Year Capital Budget Join us for a magical New Year's Eve Fireworks Show at George Lane Park and cozy blankets to celebrate the start of 2025 with a dazzling display of fireworks lighting up the winter sky Let's make this New Year's Eve unforgettable—see you there Sorry! The link you clicked may be broken or the page may have been removed. Click here to return home Join us as we time travel from Chuckwagons to Truckwagons FREE pancake breakfast and entertainment at George Lane Memorial Park Website Link: hrbreakfast.ca Road Closure on Centre Street for Telecommunications Work | April 7 – 10 HIGH RIVER – A section of Centre Street between 8 Avenue SE and 10 Avenue SE will be closed to traffic from 9:00 AM Monday Closures will be in effect overnight from Monday to Thursday Third-party crews will be completing telecommunications work on Centre Street The sidewalk will remain open for pedestrians and watch out for crews and equipment in the area Stay updated on this and other projects by visiting highriver.ca/news and follow us on social media There will be a scheduled pool shutdown from April 3 - 5 to complete ductwork and wall demolition work as part of the Bob Snodgrass… Start in a sea of bubbles and encounter 4 bubble bogs filled with masses of colourful bubbles and music to keep the party going Bubble Chase is an entertaining race for the whole family so everyone can have the time of their life Early registration is now available until June 27 Physical copies and in-person submissions remain available at reception alongside the launch and expansion of e-permitting Welcome to High River's e-permitting portal for development and building permits This platform is designed to help streamline the process providing easy access to planning permits and applications while enabling digital submissions for greater efficiency View our step-by-step e-permitting guide The building permit process protects both the owner’s interests and those of the community at large The Planning & Development Services division provides a full range of current and long range planning services for the Town of High River Environmental considerations will be a key priority throughout this project—the historic Town Farm and the community gardens will not be impacted by the construction The outdoor rink is a new community project aimed at updating the existing rink at 820 Highwood Trail SW to provide a modern, enhanced facility for ice skating enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. For more details, read the Outdoor Rink Project Background Environmental considerations are a key priority throughout this project Existing trees will be carefully protected ensuring the area’s natural beauty is preserved The community gardens will remain untouched continuing to serve as a shared green space for residents the historic Town Farm will not be impacted by the construction maintaining its significance within the community It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Robert Barry Robinson, of High River, on February 15th, 2025, at the age of 61, at the High River Hospital. Robert was a beloved father, partner, brother, and friend, whose warmth, humor,... View Obituary & Service Information Robert Barry Robinson created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories It is with great sadness that we announce the passi.. Made with love by funeralOne Prepare to revitalize your space with our seasonal spring cleaning guide Uncover practical tips for decluttering and organizing your home as well as community initiatives and local projects to maintain our town's cleanliness and vibrancy this spring As the days get longer and the weather warms up it's the perfect time to tackle your spring cleaning Whether participating in local community clean-up initiatives or sprucing up your own property we have tips to help refresh your surroundings Read on for helpful advice from the Town and simple steps homeowners can take to get their homes and yards in shape this season the schedule for the 2025 street sweeping will be as follows: many of us are out enjoying the fresh air but dodging overgrown trees and hedges - not so fun By taking a few moments to check your property you can keep sidewalks safe and accessible for all—especially those with wheelchairs The Town of High River is responsible for pruning trees and hedges on Town property (i.e To verify if a tree or hedge is on Town property or to report any boulevard tree that requires pruning please get in touch with the Parks division at 403.652.4042 A little spring pruning goes a long way in keeping our community safe and walkable for everyone Check the smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms: it's a great time to check your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors and call a professional if you spot any issues Spring is the ideal time to ensure your AC or HVAC system is running smoothly Don't wait for the summer heat to inspect all connections and schedule professional maintenance if needed Electrical panels are easy to overlook during home maintenance but regular inspections can help prevent future problems and if you notice any issues or aren't sure what to look for or other pests that may have settled in over the winter and ensure your insulation is dry and intact Basements are especially vulnerable to issues when the seasons change regularly inspect yours for foundation cracks It's crucial to check for leaks and mould throughout your home The holiday season can leave you with more than memories—clutter adds up quickly Spring is the perfect time to tackle your garage Clear out the excess by donating to local charities or passing them along to family and friends Keeping your roof in top shape is essential or leaks can quickly lead to more significant issues or curling shingles to prevent costly repairs down the road Do a quick walk around your house and ensure the foundation has no cracks or damage If you have a fireplace or wood-burning stove it is crucial that you check the chimney and the unit for blockages or damage Bring out and clean up your patio furniture and ensure your propane tank is in good working condition and is not expired Check outdoor lights and motion sensors to ensure they function correctly and replace bulbs when necessary Wrap your trees with metal mesh (3 to 4 feet high) to prevent any damage from beavers Please remember to give beavers their space and do not approach them Residents can report beaver sightings to Public Works The Parks Division is responsible for the maintenance and care of trees and natural areas within the town Their primary objective is to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of High River's parks thousands of tonnes of recyclables are diverted from landfills thanks to your commitment to recycling Your efforts make a meaningful impact on sustainability For additional tips and Recycle Center Hours Annual street sweeping helps to keep our community clean and safe for pedestrians ensuring a pleasant and hazard-free environment for all residents and visitors The Town of High River offers many programs for all ages Our dedicated team takes on a multitude of essential tasks from Street Sweeping to Garbage Collection Next time you see those big trucks rolling by it's the Public Works division driving our town forward We would like to thank members at Cargill High River for the great turnout at our Temporary Foreign Workers’ General Meeting this past weekend Our guest presenters for this meeting were ActionDignity, speaking on immigration issues ActionDignity has been at work in Alberta for more than twenty years they try to create change in a drive for a just and equitable society for everyone They’ve been at the forefront of many projects addressing diversity and human rights racial inequities and public participation and we’d like to thank them for coming out and speaking to our membership 1-800-252-7975 GET A REAL UNION UFCW CANADA CAREERS AND VOLUNTEERS