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Re: Moving to Calgary
Originally Posted by CalgaryTyke
(Post 8955489)
My kids are 8, 6 and 2. The place I mentioned is great for U5s, I would say. Considering how cold the winters are here, there really aren't that many indoor places to take kids apart from a couple of great leisure centres (one in NE, and a couple in the West and SW that I know of). If you want to get your eldest on skis, try Canada Olmpic Park (COP) before you head to the mountains, as you can go for just an hour or so, which is great for beginners and way, way cheaper than an all-day lift pass. Also outdoor skating can be found for free in many communities, (albeit you need to buy or rent skates).
As I mentioned before, Calgary's Child magazine is a great source of info for families. Good info for us kid laden familys on our way over:thumbup: Keep up the hints & tips. Calum... |
Re: Moving to Calgary
Originally Posted by JennyT
(Post 8955439)
Will do Calum, I am originally from Kinross so not far from Dundee at all. Let me know how your wife gets on, and i will let you know if hubby gets job and if he does when we are going.
Jenny :D I,am from perth so we may just about know each other!! The eldest lad and i go to see the sainties up in perth still.(waste of money) Infact i,am going up there this weekend to meet up with some old pals and break the news we are off to pastures new! Cheers, cal...... |
Re: Moving to Calgary
Originally Posted by andrewjohn
(Post 8958097)
Thanxs tyke,
Good info for us kid laden familys on our way over:thumbup: Keep up the hints & tips. Calum... Cat. |
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