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We are Hiring! (Repost)

We are Hiring! (Repost)

Green Calgary is looking to add a Fund Development & Marketing Lead to our team! Keep reading to learn more and apply today! » Read More

  • We are Hiring! (Repost)

    We are Hiring! (Repost)

    Green Calgary is looking to add a Fund Development & Marketing Lead to our team! Keep reading to learn more and apply today! » Read More

  • Healthy Homes Sustainability Series Presents:

    Healthy Homes Sustainability Series Presents:

    Socially Responsible Investing - How GREEN is Your Money? Tuesday January 31, 2012 7:00pm to 9:00pm » Read More

  • Call for Board of Directors

    Call for Board of Directors

    Green Calgary is seeking community leaders to join our Board of Directors in 2012! » Read More

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Phone: [403] 230 1443 ext. 222
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Saturday:
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Sunday: CLOSED
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Smart But Illegal?? - Small House Living

Hi Ashley,

My husband and I have become infatuated with small, or in some cases tiny, houses. The prospect of having a small, yet livable, freestanding home with a yard that was actually affordable is something that we’re sure most people haven’t dreamt of. We sure hadn’t. There are plenty of interesting stories and blogs on tiny houses out there but most are American and we certainly haven’t seen anything for Calgary. We understand that in some places it’s illegal to build a house under so many square feet – usually something like 1,000 – but do these restrictions apply to Calgary or the rest of Canada? If so, why would anyone care what size of house you wanted to live in?

Hoping to live tiny,

Amanda and Curtis

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Redefine Green in 2011 Holiday Celebrations!

Christmas is a time for family, friends, celebrations and well…unfortunately a lot of waste. Canadians spend on average $800 per person on gifts, specialty foods and “stuff” resulting in an additional few million tons of waste to our landfills…

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City of Calgary Water Services Alberta EcoTrust City of Calgary Waste and Recycling

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