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Turner Valley Legion News – December 2014

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A Thermostat That Knows When You’re Home — Or Asleep

By Brian Feldt, Reporter – St. Louis Business Journal Emerson asked teams participating in last weekend’s GlobalHack hackathon to do something no one in the company had ever done. The innovators were Sensi Sensibility — a team that included Bill MacMillan, Christine Stavridis, Martin McGreal, and Tara Pham — which built an app called Sensibility.…
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Play as you are: Olympians set positive goals for LGBTQ in Canadian sport

By Callum Ng The news: On Tuesday (December 2nd) the Canadian Olympic Committee announced plans to foster LGBTQ inclusivity in national sport. The #OneTeam Athlete Ambassador program will hit schools to speak about mental fitness and equality, supported by a first-ever school resource on LGBTQ issues. Egale Canada, the foremost national charity promoting LGBTQ human rights,…
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Canadian Red Cross supporting relief efforts in Philippines as Typhoon Hagupit makes landfall

CALGARY – Dec. 8, 2014 — With the support of the Canadian Red Cross, the Philippine Red Cross is better prepared to provide relief to communities affected by Typhoon Hagupit, which made landfall on the weekend. While the extent of damages has not yet fully been assessed as emergency responders work around the clock to…
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Points of Light 2014

The Sheep River Health Trust kicked off the annual Points of Light campaign in November. Points of Light provides community members with an opportunity to make a charitable donation as a tribute to, or in memory of someone special. We acknowledge them with a Christmas light on trees in front of the Oilfields General Hospital…
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Canada lands China for opening match of FIFA Women’s World Cup

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From the Teacher’s Desk ~ Finding Joy in the Craft of Teaching
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New Provincial Park a Special Gift to all Albertans

Three hundred and eighty hectares of undisturbed native grassland has been donated to Alberta’s provincial parks system. At the request of donor Gottlob Schmidt, who resides on the land near Hanna, the land will become Antelope Hill Provincial Park. Antelope Hill has high ecological value because it has never been cultivated. It features rare…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Tip for Freezing Cheese
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An Entertaining Evening

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Charity Check Stop Checking for Okotoks Community Donors

The 8th Annual Charity Check Stop will be held on December 9, 2014, 2 pm to 4 pm on Milligan Drive at Okotoks Drive in Okotoks, Alberta. Emergency Services personnel from the community, including Okotoks Municipal Enforcement, Okotoks RCMP, Okotoks Fire Department, and Foothills Victim Services will be involved in collecting food, unwrapped toys, and/or…
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From My Bookshelf ~ Featuring Matthew Thomas and Emma Healey

By Lynn Willoughby We Are Not Ourselves ~ Matthew Thomas Eileen Tumulty has had a very harsh childhood with wild swings between her alcoholic mother and her gregarious, good time father, loved by everyone. When she meets Ed Leary she thinks he will be the perfect partner. He is a scientist, they will live the…
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MoneySense: 2015 Charity 100: A smarter way to give

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NASA’s New Orion Spacecraft Completes First Spaceflight Test

Major Milestone on Agency’s Journey to Mars NASA marked a major milestone Friday on its journey to Mars as the Orion spacecraft completed its first voyage to space, traveling farther than any spacecraft designed for astronauts has been in more than 40 years. “Today’s flight test of Orion is a huge step for NASA and…
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Nature Conservancy of Canada Invites you to Give the Gift of Nature

A Gift of Canadian Nature is sure to please – perfect for nature lovers, animal lovers and those on your list who have everything, these symbolic gifts of habitat give twice, once to your loved one and once to Canada’s wilderness. Help NCC protect Canada’s natural beauty today. Begin your shopping by selecting your gifts…

