QUALICO COMMUNITIES BLOG
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Family, space, and mountain views brought the turners and schmidts to southbow landing
The Turners and Schmidts, Southbow Landing’s first residents, have bought homes side by side in Cochrane’s newest community. It’s a unique setup, but one that came about naturally. For Mary and Paul Turner, Cochrane has always felt like home. “My husband, Paul, and I moved to Cochrane 35 years ago and we’ve loved this little […]
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Spring in a New Community
Spring has sprung and although this seasonal change can be refreshing, it can come with challenges when living in a new community. To help make the seasonal transition smoother, we’ve outlined a few common springtime issues and who to contact if they come up. Melting Snow As temperatures rise, and snow and ice begin to […]
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The Role of an Owners Association Board of Directors
What is a Board of Directors? A Board of Directors is a group of individuals who oversee the operations of an organization and represent the interests of its shareholders. In the case of an Owners Association (OA), the Board of Directors represents the interests of the residents living within the community, and the interests of […]
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Holiday Season in Calgary
As the holiday season approaches, Calgary and its surrounding areas offer a variety of festive events and activities. From twinkling light displays and winter markets to concerts and family-friendly attractions, there is something for everyone to enjoy in and around the city. See the list we have compiled below for events that are sure to […]
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Preparing for Winter
The snow is starting to fall, and as the season changes, so do some of your responsibilities as a homeowner. Prepare for the winter, to help keep your home and the community safe, by reviewing the items below. Stock up on winter essentials Proper preparation is key to avoiding the inconveniences of winter weather. Make […]
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Foxtail Grass
Foxtail is a common annual summer grass that is native to the prairies of Alberta. While it may blend in with regular grass early on, it becomes recognizable when its long, bristly seed heads appear. This native plant is naturally occurring; however, once the seeds emerge, they can pose a threat to animals, particularly dogs. […]
