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Crossroads Community Association

Community Association Boundaries

North: McKnight Boulevard
East: Barlow Trail
South: Memorial Drive
West: Deerfoot Trail
City Quadrant: NE

Community Established

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Mayland Heights – 1962
Vista Heights-1962
 

Community Description

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Crossroads consists of the communities of Mayland Heights, Belfast and Vista Heights. These three communities are located in the city’s northeast, south of the Calgary International Airport.   The area offers excellent views of the Rockies and of downtown. Both the Mayland Heights and Vista Heights communities consist of both industrial and residential areas. Although the area was annexed by the city in 1910, development did not begin until the 19602. The communities contain both public and separate schools, numerous churches, restaurants and malls. There is a city owned golf course located in the Vista Heights community, and there is also a kids golf course in the area.

The Crossroads community association is very active within the community. As a reflection of this older neighbourhood, the community’s Fifty Plus Club is very active, engaging in tours, potlucks, and dinner theatre activities.  The community also holds several fundraising bingos each year. For the younger set, the Crossroads preschool is very popular. Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and Blockwatch all make use of the community centre for meetings. Crossroads offers a number of courses as well, in activities ranging from crafts to soccer and babysitting to parent and tot time.  Special events are popular in Crossroads as well, and their annual Stampede breakfast is always a big hit.

Schools

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Vista Heights Elementary – Public
Belfast Elementary School – Public
Mayland Heights Bilingual Elementary – Public
Sir John Franklin Junior High – Public
St. Clement Elementary School – Separate

Demographics

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Information available online at the City of Calgary community profiles site.

Community Association Information

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Provincial Society Registered Name: Crossroads Community Association
Provincial Society Registered Date: August 10, 1961
Federal Charity Status-Registered: No
   
Facility Located at: 1803 – 14 Avenue NE
Facility Phone Number: (403) 277-6201
Facility Fax Number: (403) 277-6205
Community Association Website: crossroadscommunityassociation.com


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Please Call the Community Association directly to obtain information on availability, registration and costs.

Community Association Facilities

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Main Hall Licensed Capacity:   240   Meeting Rooms:   Yes
Wheelchair Access:   Yes   Stage:   Yes
Gym:   No   Sound System:   No
Kitchen:   Yes – Standard   Outdoor BBQ:   No
Lounge:   Yes   Indoor Fireplace:   No
Games Room:   Yes        

Recreation Amenities

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Operated by the Community Association. For other recreation offered by the City of Calgary visit Calgary Parks & Recreation

Tennis Courts:   No   Skating Rink:   Yes – Outdoor (not boarded)
Swimming Pool:   No   Sports/Playfields:   No
Hockey Rink:   No   Other:    

Programs

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Offered by the Community  Association:

Bingo:   Yes at Bingo Barn   Youth Justice:   No
Sports:   Yes   Seniors Program:   Yes
Fitness:   No   Child Care:   No
Dance:   No        

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