WPCA Fall Program Registration

will be held from 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Tuesday September 12, 2017 in the Campbell Collegiate Auditorium (not gymnasium) at 102 Massey Road.

Click on the Programs tab at the top for details on the Babysitting, Dance and Fitness classes being offered by the WPCA as well as the Forever…in motion classes being offered by the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region.

Please note our expanded Fitness class offerings this fall:

• 20-20-20   –   Butts, Guts & Stretch   –   Pilates & More
• Basic Yoga   –   Yoga for Runners   –   Essentrics

WPCA Board Meetings

The WPCA normally holds its Board Meetings on the third Wednesday of every month except for July, August and December. We encourage the public to attend any or all of our Board meetings to learn about or bring forward issues, initiatives, or concerns that affect you as a resident or Whitmore Park as a whole.  We also welcome ideas that you may have for the improvement of Whitmore Park.  We hope to see you soon!

Board Meeting – Wednesday September 20th – 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Location: Campbell Collegiate (Old SRC Room – across from main office)

Forever...in motion

Forever . . . in motion (FIM) is an initiative in partnership with Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA), where the goal is to improve and/or maintain the health of older adults through education and physical activity. The program has been busy growing in the city of Regina and throughout the rural region.  Please click article title for more details.

Little Free Libraries (6th library added)

WPCA is now officially part of the world-renowned non-profit organization, Little Free Library, Take a Book, Leave a Book”, book exchange.  We’re excited to have joined this worldwide network of over 30,000 Little Free Libraries, with six of our own (and more coming) in Whitmore Park!

click here for more information on Little Free Libraries

Be Pesticide Free !!!

This information was provided by Whitmore Park resident Cathie Gibson-Brooks who is a member of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society.  The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is a non-profit, registered charity whose mandate is to work towards a world in which all needs can be met in sustainable ways. For those interested, their website can be viewed at http://bepesticidefree.ca

• 10 steps to a healthy lawn
• 10 steps to a healthy garden
• Lawn care/garden care/tree care calendar (this has recommendations for spring/summer/fall/winter)