Calgary celebrates Community Association Awareness Month and Federation’s 65th anniversary
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Publié le : 02 mars 2026
Mis à jour le : 03 mars 2026
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This March, the Federation of Calgary Communities alongside The City officially kick off Community Association Awareness Month (CAAM) as proclaimed by Mayor Jeromy Farkas. Dating back to the first Community Association Awareness Week in 1962, CAAM continues to celebrate the 160 community associations (CAs) that make Calgary a great place to live, work and play. This year marks a milestone for the Federation celebrating 65 years of supporting community associations, grassroots non-profits, and the incredible volunteers who run them.
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