🚛 Heads up! Weekly green cart collection starts next Wednesday.

✔️ Blue & Green carts will be picked up every week
✔️ Black carts will continue to be picked up every other week

Did you know the City offers free reminders for your blue, black, and green cart pick-up days? Sign up and get notified when it’s time to put your carts out!

When you register, you’ll get:

Signing up is easy:

Option 1: Visit calgary.ca/reminders:

Option 2: Download the Garbage Day App:

♻️ Never miss another cart collection day!

Wildwood Community Association
4411 Spruce Dr SW
Calgary, AB
Thursday, April 30  •  6 PM – 8 PM

Join Ward 6 for an informative community conversation with the Calgary Police Service, including Chief Katie McLellan, local Inspectors, and Community Resource Officers. This is your opportunity to hear directly from police leadership, learn about current priorities and trends, and ask questions about safety in your community.

Residents will have the chance to ask questions, raise concerns, and engage in a respectful solutions-focused conversation about safety, policing, and community well-being. Whether you’re looking for updates, want to share feedback, or simply stay informed, this session is designed to foster an open dialogue and conversation. Register now.

Heads up, Calgary! Weekly green cart collection returns starting the week of April 21.

Here’s a quick reminder of the schedule:
🟦 Blue carts: collected every week
⬛ Black carts: collected every other week
🟩 Green carts: back to weekly collection

Did you know the City offers free reminders for your blue, black, and green cart pick-up days? Sign up and get notified when it’s time to put your carts out!

When you register, you’ll get:

Signing up is easy!

Option 1: Visit calgary.ca/reminders:

Option 2: Download the Garbage Day App:

♻️ Never miss another cart collection day!

With warmer weather on the way, we’ll soon be seeing more of our furry (and feathered!) friends around Discovery Ridge. Let’s all do our part to keep everyone safe — both our two-legged and four-legged neighbors! Keep an eye out, drive carefully, and remember: we share this beautiful space with some incredible wildlife. Let’s protect them and enjoy nature together!

Please keep up your water savings until restrictions are lifted. The Bearspaw South Feeder Main is shut down for reinforcement work beginning March 9 for approximately four weeks. During this time it’s critical for residents and businesses to use less water since the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant is supplying most of the city and region and is operating at maximum capacity.

Your DRCA is doing its part by saving water at our recreation facilities.

The Bearspaw South Feeder Main is shut down for reinforcement work beginning March 9 for approximately four weeks. During this time it’s critical for residents and businesses to use less water since the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant is supplying most of the city and region and is operating at maximum capacity.

No outdoor water use is permitted at this time. The City is also asking Calgarians to take steps to reduce their indoor water use by 25 litres per person each day.

See the City’s Bearspaw South Feeder Main page for details and updates.

We regret to share that Music in the Park 2026 has been cancelled. Unfortunately, without a volunteer team lead to coordinate the event, we are unable to move forward with this year’s concert.

We extend our sincere thanks to the dedicated volunteers who have contributed their time and energy in past years to make this much-loved event possible for Discovery Ridge residents. The many wonderful memories created at Music in the Park are a testament to their hard work and community spirit.

If you are interested in helping bring the event back in 2027, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us at events@discoveryridge.com for more information about getting involved.

Due to sustained warm weather and upcoming water restrictions, we have made the decision to close the leisure ice and community rink for the season.

This year brought its share of challenges, but our dedicated rink crews worked tirelessly to provide quality ice for the enjoyment of Discovery Ridge residents. Countless hours were spent in freezing temperatures maintaining the surfaces and extending the season wherever possible.

We extend our sincere gratitude to this exceptional group of volunteers. Their time, effort, and commitment—despite weather and operational obstacles—made another skating season possible for our community.