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NEWSLETTERof the Nutana Community AssociationWinter 20172016-2017 NCA BOARDPresidentCatherine FolkersonVice PresidentTanya BellSecretaryCarolyn HoesslerTreasurerLeah BrannenPast PresidentMike McKagueCommunicationsScott Morrison (Newsletter)Beth Wall (Website)Community GardensMyrtle HarringtonIndoor ProgramsJane CalderMarc Pelletier (Online Reg)LiaisonsKevin Ariss (City Liaison)Alison Whelan (Broadway BID)Daryl Janzen (Victoria School)Garth Cantrill (Marr Residence)Directors at LargeMonique TallonPaul LabelleInsideActivity CoordinatorsRichelle Fairburn (Social)Lindsay Herman (Civics)Robert Clipperton (Civics)Matt Schubert (Idylwyld Rink)Kelly Wells (Soccer)Daryl Janzen (Victoria Rink)Faces and NamesPage 3Winterlude by the NumbersPage 4Winter Program GuidePages 6-7Online Registration starts Jan 2In Person Registration on Jan 5Agents of ChangeYouth Making A Difference!@nutanacommunitynutanacommunityPage 8To contact the NCA, visit our web site: http://www.nutana.ca/
President’s MessageSeasons greetings from everyone at the Nutana CommunityAssociation!I think it would be fair to say theNCA has had a very busy autumnand it looks like our winter seasonwill be just as hectic. Once againPumpkins in the Park was a greatfamily evening with mild weatherand lots of kids, pumpkins andgood cheer. The City of Saskatooncame through with enough binsfor all the pumpkins, so the cleanup was the fastest ever! Thank youeveryone who came out and helpedwith this event.Of course on the heels of Pumpkinsin the Park was the November 18thfundraiser for the Albert RecreationUnit. Richelle Fairburn, our capableSocial Coordinator, led a team ofvolunteers in the creation of a twoband party at the Cosmo SeniorCentre. What a great evening andit brought the NCA and the AlbertRec Unit fundraisers just that muchcloser to getting the park projectstarted. For everyone that came outand supported this event, thankyou. We are at the halfway pointin our efforts. This is a big projectfor our community and our volunteers. and yes, more fundraising isplanned.Upcoming NCA MeetingsUsually we meet the firstWednesday of each month butthis winter has a few differentmeeting dates as follows.Weds, Jan 4 7:00 pmWeds, Jan 25 7:00 pmWeds, Mar 8 7:00 pmMeetings are held in the libraryof Nutana Collegiate.Meetings are open and residentsof Nutana are welcome to attend.Winterlude is a much loved eventthat happens in early December. In2015 the weather was too warm forice and in 2016 the ice was ready butbrrrr, it was too cold to be outside.The volunteers who stage this eventare to be thanked for their resilienceand ability to change the programto accommodate Mother Natures’whims.Of course our fall programming isnow becoming our winter programming, thanks to Jane Calder ourIndoor Programming Coordinatorfor managing a robust schedule ofactivities in our community.It’s a pleasure to be a part of NCA,have a wonderful Christmas seasonand a very Happy New Year.Useful ContactsFor information about our provincial government or help with your concerns, contact:Cathy Sproule, MLA for Saskatoon Nutana621A Main St., Saskatoon S7H 0J8Tel: 664-6101 (legislature: 306-787-9999)E-mail: csproule@ndpcaucus.sk.caFor local concerns and information, contact:Charlie Clark, City Councillor for Ward 6(which includes Nutana) City Hall,222 3rd Ave. North, Saskatoon S7K 0J5.Tel: 229-4447E-mail: Charlie.Clark@Saskatoon.caCommunity Liaison OfficersEast Division:Constable Kimberley RobsonTel: stable Pam FouquetteTel: tter PolicyPublication: three issues per year:January, April, SeptemberContent: information about local events,programs, organizations, people, places, etc.that are likely to be of interest to the NutanacommunityContributions: unsolicited contributionswelcome; acceptance depends on appropriateness and timeliness of content, spaceavailable, etc.Advertisements: no ads, except from the cityContact: newsletter@nutana.caDeadline for submissions: the first day of themonth that precedes the publication monthLyell Gustin RecitalsCelebrate Canada 150An array of outstanding artists,all Canadian-born musicians fromstages national and international,perform in the 2017 Gustin Series.Mark your calendars for a season ofconcerts not to be missed!Winter Recital the nation’s onlyprofessional recorder quartet playsBach’n JazzFlûte Alors!Friday, February 3, 2017Spring Recital world-renownedclassical superstar gives an allChopin concertJaninie Fialkowska, pianoMonday, April 3, 2017Summer Recital stellar artist returns home to perform music fromthe glorious string repertoireOleksander Mycyk, celloTuesday, August 22, 2017All recitals are at St. Andrew’sPresbyterian Church, 436 SpadinaCres. EastPerformance 7:30 p.m.Pre-concert talk 6:45 p.m.Admission:Season Pass, 95 reg. / 80 student; single tickets, individuallypricedAvailable at McNally Robinson, Yamaha Piano, SaskatoonAcademy of Music, Committeemembers, or at the door.Season Pass: a great gift, any occasion. Purchase by phone: Lynne,306-653-8889For more information, contact:www.gustinhouse.ca
FNaces&amesAbout your NCA ExecutiveThe NCA Executive is an active group of Nutana residents who volunteer their timeand energy to improve their community. Members come from diverse backgroundsand take on various roles in the Association such as assisting with community events,organizing programs, liasoning with the City and communicating what is happening inthe neighbourhood. In this ongoing series, we will profile our executive members andcommittees and how they work to make Nutana the best place to live.Catherine Folkerson PresidentThe NCA Civics CommitteeIn 1983 I left Ontario and headed west. It tookone year in Saskatoon for me to find my way toNutana and once I did, I stayed. My husbandand I met in Nutana and are committed to a lifein this community. The University communitywas where I spentmy working hours,usually in the College of Agriculture.I am a graduateof the College ofAgriculture and theEdwards School ofBusiness.The Committee reviews the proceedings of City Council and of the five City of Saskatoon Standing PolicyCommittees:The NCA garden bythe Roastery is mypersonal favoriteprogram of ourassociation. Whodoesn’t like growing their own greenbeans and tomatoesand lettuce? Growing up my father had a marketgarden and five children as assistants and so beingable to practice these skills in an urban setting issomething I am truly thankful for. Hats off to thegarden coordinators of NCA.It is a pleasure to be a part of NCA. What a greatgroup of volunteers this association attracts! Ourcommunity is a better community because of theircommitment.Get Involved!Any Nutana Resident can be involved in the the Nutana Community Association.We meet at 7:00 pm on the first Wednesday of eachmonth September through June at the Nutana Collegiate Library. Meetings are open and anyone iswelcome to attend and to help out with NCA eventssuch as Pumpkins in the Park, Winterlude and SweepInto Spring.The Civics Committee is composed of two members ofthe NCA Board (currently Robert Clipperton and Lindsay Herman) assisted by a small group of communityminded Nutana residents who help monitor the activityof City Hall as it impacts our neighbourhood.1) Governance and Priorities2) Finance3) Transportation4) Environment, Utilities & Corporate Services5) Planning, Development and Community Services.Most often, the Civics Committee avoids taking a position on specific instances but puts its efforts into assuringthat appropriate levels of community consultation takeplace. Topics taken up in the more recent past by theNCA through the Civics Committee include implementation of the Nutana Neighbourhood Traffic Review, development of new infill guidelines and the deterioratedcondition of neighbourhood sidewalks.Along with the civics representatives of other Ward Sixcommunity associations members of the Civics Committee participate in quarterly meetings with our WardCouncillor. This allows community associations to exchange ideas on common issues and provide for two waycommunication with our councillor, formerly CharlieClark and currently Cynthia Block.To encourage informed participation in last fall’s civicelection, the NCA sponsored an all candidates meetingallowing the seven Ward Six candidates to introducethemselves to residents and to allow residents to posequestions to the aspiring councillors.Nutana residents who have issues that they would liketo bring to the attention of the NCA may address them tothe Civics Committee by e-mailing civics@nutana.ca
Winterlude by the NumbersAverage low temperature outside-25.6 C (there was good reason for movinginside!)Number of performances of The Hockey Sweater11 performances of about 20 minutes(over 3 hours!)Number of audience membersMore than 700Number of students who watchedWinterlude performancesSlightly less than 800Number of Maurice “The Rocket”Richard9!9! 9!Average temperature inside:20 C (and it was warmer inour hearts)Number of Oskayak performers2 dancers, 5 drummersNumber of Free Sleigh rides0 (It was too cold!)Number of Fire Dancers3Number of burns treated due toFire Dancer accidents0 (They were really goodand couldn’t use actual fireinside.)Number of free hot chocolates andcoffees served1,000,000 (In truth we lostcount but we know it was alot!)Amount of fun had by allImmeasurable!A BIG THANK YOU to thosewho have donated time andmoney, given feedback and ideas,and most importantly, shownyour enthusiastic support for ourlittle park. We will do our best tomake our little park a big success!Here are some updates on the Big Plans/Albert RecUnit park development: The City of Saskatoon/Canada 150 portion of thepark rejuvenation is to remove and replace all theplay equipment in the park. Final plans are beingprepared, and while the timeline is not finalized,tender should be early 2017 with constructionlikely during spring of the same year. (All Canada150 projects need to be completed by 2018) Final choices for the new play equipment are stillbeing negotiated with the City, and should befinalized in the next few weeks. While we havemade the community’s preferences known, thefinal decisions rest with the City. To lessen the disruption to park users, we wouldlike to proceed with our portion of the park rejuvenation on a similar timeline as the City’s work. HOWEVER, our fundraising is about 110 000short to accomplish all that we want to do in thepark. Despite this, we feel it is important to beginthe rejuvenation now, although having a smallerbudget means prioritizing items in the park design. It is not an easy process. Our goal is to submit final design plans to the Cityin January 2017. The City departments need toreview and grant approval of the project with afinal nod by CityCouncil. At this stage, finalworking drawings and documents would beprepared by Oxbow Architectureand constructioncould possiblystart in spring2017. Note thatthis is only a tentative schedule.So have you donated yet? Only 100 per squaremetre to get your Good Deed! (All donations receive a tax receipt from the City)Online donations here:https://nutana.ca/big-plans-for-a-small-park/
City Council UpdateCynthia Block, Ward 6 CouncillorSeason’s Greetings Nutana Residents –Thank you for the opportunity to connect on someimportant civic issues for your neighbourhood.With nearly two months on the job, it has been awhirlwind of activity but I am truly enjoying everyminute. It is an honour to represent you, and Iam looking forward to what we can accomplishtogether over the next four years.Congratulations to the organizers of the Big Night2 for a Little Park. What a great fundraiser and afantastic effort to advance the revitalization plan.This project and several others will take centrestage over the next year. The 2017 City Budget willprovide opportunities for many communities inWard 6. With new federal infrastructure moneyavailable, there is a plan to augment the sidewalkprogram, improve public transit and beginthe process of eliminating lead pipes over thenext decade. In addition, the City is cancellingits asphalt repair program for sidewalks. Thismeans all new repairs will include full concretereplacement. While this comes at a higher cost,the federal infrastructure money combined withlower tendering prices for the road programmean this can be accomplished without a taxincrease. Of course, it will still take years beforeall neighbourhoods see the benefit of this change,but it’s a start.Nutana will see an updated report on its TrafficReview implementation plan in 2017. Thanks tothose who have reached out to keep me in theloop on your ideas and concerns. In addition totraffic and sidewalks, I know we have work to doaround a number of other issues including infilldevelopment. If you’d like to stay on top of thisand other Ward 6 news, please go to Facebook:cynthiablockward6. I will keep this pageupdated for all kinds of things including newsreleases, alerts, leisure guide info and generalinformation. Also, if you’d like to receive theWard 6 e-newsletter directly, please be in touch.My email address is: cynthia.block@saskatoon.caI’d like to begin hosting “Coffee with yourCouncillor” in the New Year – an opportunityto meet in a casual environment to discussneighbourhood or city-wide issues. I’ll post thetime/date/location onFacebook in January. Inthe meantime, the fastestway to get questionsanswered is to go online:www.saskatoon.ca Thensearch: Contact Your Councillor. It’s a useful tool thatallows a seamless path from you to me and the civicadministration.I look forward to working with you. All the bestthis holiday season and best wishes for a happy,healthy 2017.Sincerely,Cynthia BlockWelcome to the 4th AnnualSpace StationOrbiting Tour 2017REGISTER YOUR 2017 TEAM(NO COST TO JOIN)From January 2017 until April 30, 2017 teams will MOTIVATE each other towalk the equivalent of over 500,000 miles on the Space Station!Stroll or roll, hike or bike, swim or gym;all forms of physical activity will count. This winter let’s keep our goal toexercise!! Join Globe Walk for success!!Captains register your team online on our new website:www.scoaglobewalk.net or call SCOA at 306-652-2255Returns December 8-10, 2016
Winter 2017 ProgramsMembership & FeesOnline registration opens on January 2, 2017 athttps://registration.nutana.ca.A yearly membership fee of 10 per family is required to participate inprograms. NCA honours other community association memberships.In-Person registration is 6:30-8:00 on Tuesday,January 5 at the Victoria School Library.NCA offers cost-as-a-barrier assistance when needed. To apply, pleasecontact programming@nutana.ca. All inquiries are kept confidential.Botany Basics: Grow Your own FoodJoin a variety of experts to learn more aboutgrowing your own food. A different expertwill present on a topic each week, coveringa wide range of topics for a variety of gardens. Beginners and experts welcome!Facilitator: Grant WoodDrop-In BadmintonRecreational badminton, doubles format –instruction is not provided, however manyplayers are willing to provide guidance andtips for improvement.Facilitator: Gerhard FreundDrop-In VolleyballRecreational volleyball – instruction is notprovided, however many players are willing to provide guidance for improvement.Facilitator: TBDGrammadramaBack by popular demand! Fun filled dramaexercises with older adults and children.Learn theatre tools to inspire confidence,creativity and a sense of play. Bring yourgrandparent (or grandchild) or come aloneand make new friends! This intergenerational drama jam is full of laughter.Facilitator: TBDYoga FitYogafit is a “flow” style of yoga aimed atpeople who want to improve their fitnesslevels. Participants move through sequencesof poses that include lunges, squats andplanks to build greater strength, increase flexibility and improve balance. Ends with deepstretching poses that allow the body to relax.Instructor: Leah BrannenYoga Multi-LevelLearn (or revisit!) the basic postures, sequences, and relaxation techniques in thisuser-friendly class. You may bring yourown mat or borrow one of ours.Tues Instructor:Laureen SumnerThurs Instructor: Kathleen BrannenYoga for Runners and OthersFocuses on developing core strengththrough a series of poses that build in intensity. Sequences will build flexibility throughhips and legs and will develop upper bodystrength. Please bring your own mat.Instructor: Leah BrannenPostnatal Yoga with Baby (0-8 mos)Great for any mom, dad, or caregiver wantingto learn yoga postures to gain muscle toneand strength and to ease strain from caringFor methods of payment, please consult www.nutana.ca/programfor your baby and carrying all the gear thatcomes with them. This class allows you tocome to yoga and spend time with baby in afun, relaxed, and supportive environment.Instructor: Kathleen BrannenJazzercizeBurn up to 600 calories in one fun andeffective 60-minute total body workout. Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance,resistance training, yoga, and kickboxing.Please bring your own mat and also lighthand weights if you wish.Instructor: Penny Fox-KnudtsonZumbaInspired by Latin dance, Zumba involves arange of movements and aerobic conditioning set to high-energy music.Instructor: Karen HarbarukZumba/Jazzercise CombinedFor those of you who want a constantworkout or want flexibility, enroll in bothZumba and Jazzercise at a reduced rate.Come one or two nights a week.JugglingWeekly workshops, in which participantslearn theory and skills of various circusarts. The emphasis is on juggling, diabolo,poi, spinning plates and flower sticks. Formore information, visit www.saskatoonjugglingclub.com.Instructor: Joel MiedemaYoga for Youth (Vinyasa)Youth and teens are introduced to the manybenefits of yoga, building strength andflexibility. Emphasis is on the physical andmental benefits of exercise and meditation.Instructor: Amy PetersFamily Hoop NightA family friendly class that consists of exercise, coordination, rhythm and fun! Frombabe’s to grandparents, the hula-hoop canbe a high or low impact tool.Instructor: Karla KloebleFamily YogaCome with the whole family to learn yogafor beginners. All ages are welcome.Instructor: Karla KloebleRecreational SoccerInstructor-led soccer skills developmentclasses. Scrimmages typically held at endof each session, once basic skills are established. Two classes: ages 3-4 & ages 5-7.Instructor: TDBInformation: http://www.nutana.ca/program/Clay SculptingYouth will learn hand building techniquesusing clay and polymer clays.Instructor: Candice GrosenickArts & CraftsUsing a variety of drawing mediums, children will experience beginner techniquesin drawing.Instructor: Candice GrosenickExercise with OsteoporosisExercising with osteoporosis can bea challenge but improving balance,posture,and muscle strength is essentialto help us cope with it. This gentle classwill provide safe and effective exercisesto do just that. Your instructor, Laureen,is a yoga and fitness instructor who is also“BoneFit” trained through OsteoporosisCanada. Although this is not a yoga class,please bring a yoga mat if you have one.If you are unable to get down to the floorfor mat exercises, a chair will be provided.Instructor: Laureen SummerSaskatoon Shines ShuffleboardWhether you are gearing up for that cruiseor just want some light activity, join thislong standing group of shufflers at StJoseph’s Church.Coordinator: Clara HidingerAgents of ChangeAgents of Change provides youth with achance to practice their leadership andgroup work skills in a comfortable settingwhile having fun. Interactive activities follow the themes of diversity, human rights,conflict and resolution and sustainabledevelopment. Youth build attitudes, skillsand knowledge on how to make a more justand peaceful world.Coordinator: Alanna KingCosmopolitan Seniors Center ProgramThe Cosmo Seniors’ Centre is a bustlingplace for seni
of City Hall as it impacts our neighbourhood. The Committee reviews the proceedings of City Coun-cil and of the five City of Saskatoon Standing Policy Committees: 1) Governance and Priorities 2) Finance 3) Transportation 4) Environment, Utilities & Corporate Services 5) Planning, Development and Community Services.
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