Inglewood Community League of Edmonton

11/07/2025

The following item was deposited with the League.

Historically, the League has not taken a stance on these rezoning applications. As per board policy, without a significant, exceptional, and/or compelling reason, the League will not take a stance on this application.

We share this application for informational purposes only.

11/07/2025

We've launched a new temporary website as we work towards adopting our new branding!

This website should address most common league inquiries during our transition period.

If you think we've missed something, or if the website is misbehaving for you, please email us at [email protected].

Inglewood Community League of Edmonton

10/27/2025

Thanks to all the neighbours who came out yesterday for our AGM!

We're thrilled to present the 2026 board as elected by you!

Daryle Neidermayer - President (returning)
Lynne Moulton - Secretary (returning)
Chad Ohman - Treasurer (returning)
Andrew McGregor - Director of Memberships
Darren Ryan - Director of Facilities (returning, not pictured)
Leslie Stewart - Director of Programs and Events
Ella Mayer - Director at Large
Clayton Salkeld - Director at Large (not pictured)
Jenna Crispin - Director at Large
Joelene "Joe" Mackey - Director at Large (not pictured)
Morgan Smith - Director at Large
Leanne Pedersen - Director at Large

Our coordination team:
Amanda Cartwright - Hall Bookings
Kathrine Guthrie - Garden
Clayton Salkeld - Volunteers
Jaki Campeau - Casino
Ron Suen - Technology

Thanks to Amanda Chin with Norwood Dental for the photo!

10/25/2025

The hot dogs are on! See you soon!

10/09/2025

10/09/2025

There has been some inquiries about the Inglewood Community League's position on candidates in the municipal election. Apart from supporting the principle of democratic processes, the League endorses no candidate or party in any political contest or campaign.

As a public space, the League rents out our hall to many members, families, groups and organizations over the year. One candidate booked the League's hall last night for their own event and paid our regular rental rate. The signs which they put up around the neighbourhood were also at the candidate's initiative and expense.

The League provided no advertising or other contribution in support of this person or any other candidate.

That said, the Inglewood Community League of Edmonton along with Sherbrooke Community League, Woodcroft Community League - Edmonton, AB, and Dovercourt Community League have sponsored an all-candidates forum for the Anirniq Ward. If you missed that event you can still to check out our ward's candidates answers to questions submitted by the community by watching the recorded video of that event here: https://www.youtube.com/live/wiBnBzEkWOs?si=Uv7SxSE7iMLucA1V

We hope you have the information you need to make an informed vote in this week's municipal elections.

By the way, most of you will find your way to the Inglewood Community School for your polling station on election day.

Advanced polls this week for our neighbourhood are at the Caernarvon Community League, 14830 118 Street NW.

For information on where your exact polling stations are, visit the City of Edmonton's page here:
https://www.edmonton.ca/city_government/municipal_elections/for-voters

If you're a Canadian citizen, 18 or older and live in Edmonton on Election Day, you can vote in the 2025 Edmonton Election. Find out how to vote for Mayor, City Councillor and Trustee.

09/12/2025

Don't forget our community volunteer open house coming up on September 17th!
See event for more details: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Lm8Y5idzL/

08/14/2025

The League is looking for new members to serve on our Board.
We are a volunteer board that relies on community members to plan and deliver programming, keep our hall maintained, and communicate with the community about issues that affect them. The League has three types of volunteer Directors:

1. Directors at Large (one year term): These directors have no specific roles but are expected to help out with programs, or take on small projects or other roles.

2. Named Directors (normally a 2 year term): These directors are responsible for a specific role. They may work with a team to manage and provide services to the community.

3. Executive Directors: These are named Directors who provide oversight, strategic direction, and governance of the League with the help of the rest of the Board.

A complete list of the job descriptions for the League’s Directors and Coordinators can be found at inglewoodcl.com/volunteer

The League is particularly looking for a Director of Programs & Events, Director of Communications, and Directors at Large.

Past Board Members appreciate the opportunity to serve their community by:

Learning about and meeting other people in their community;

Sharing their knowledge, expertise, and skills in helping to grow the capacity and engagement of community members;

Learning or acquiring new skills in: management, communications, and technology;

Expanding their personal and professional networks;

And experience the joy and excitement of volunteering, working with an excited team of other volunteers, and making new friends.

If you are interested in any of these roles or opportunities, reach out to Daryle Niedermayer, our president ([email protected]) for more information and an initial conversation.

08/01/2025

I have been away for some of the past few weeks but during my time at home, I've noticed that the ventilation unit at the Inglewood Lofts (formerly the Camsell Hospital grounds) seems to be running less frequently (or more quietly). I'm interested in whether others agree with my assessment.

But some times (such as last Friday night and Saturday) it was about as loud as ever. (I had to close my window on Friday night and could not listen to my portable radio--even at its maximum volume--while doing yard work on Saturday morning). I suspect that is what other residents in proximity to the Inglewood Lofts have also experienced.

I just had an update from the City regarding the noise complaints. The owner has been served a MGO (Municipal Government Order) with a requirement to respond by August 5 with:
* A statement of the steps they are/will take to comply with the noise bylaw.
* A statement by a certified HVAC professional that the unit is either running properly (in which case the HVAC professional will also need to certify that the unit is operating within approved noise levels) or the steps that are required to have it run properly.

The owner has already been served a $250 fine (one of my earlier posts was in error about the amount).

If the owner does not provide an acceptable response by August 5, the City has the discretion to levy an additional fine of up to $10,000 for non-compliance withe the MGO.

As a last resort, a court date is being scheduled for late September to request a judicial order compelling the owner to implement the terms of the MGO.

--Daryle Niedermayer
President, ICL