Mark your calendars for Oak Bluff Community Day on Saturday June 22! This year, residents of Oak Bluff can look forward to a day of family fun with a variety of activities for kids and adults of all ages.

When moving into a new community, it can be helpful for residents to get to know their neighbours to form a sense belonging. One way of doing this is by joining a community association.

After a long, dark and cold winter, spring is fast approaching. With days getting longer and warmer, you may find that you’re bursting with new found energy and are ready to get out into your community.

The New Year is upon us and many people use this as an opportunity to turn over a new leaf by becoming more active. Regular exercise has incredible health benefits that can improve your mood, lessen the risks of chronic diseases and improve sleep quality. We’ve all heard of the many advantages of exercise but it can be difficult to know where to begin; especially during the harsh winter months where many outdoor activities are out of the question.

Oak Bluff West is located minutes away from Winnipeg and is a community with large lot sizes, stunning prairie views and naturalized wetlands. Tony Tryhuk and his wife Zen have been living in Oak Bluff West since December 2015 with their three sons who are 25, 19 and 16 years old, as well as with their dog Stan. “At the time, my partner was selling her place and her real estate agent was showing a home in Oak Bluff West, so we came out to visit with her agent and looked around the property,” says Tony Tryhuk.

Plans for Phase 3B in Oak Bluff West have been approved.

The 2018 Fall Parade of homes was a big success! With 138 show homes on display, this Winnipeg event, hosted by the Manitoba Home Builder’s Association (MHBA), continues to be the largest Parade of Homes in Canada.

The Macdonald Headingley District has some exciting recreation events and activities coming this fall!

Have you ever driven down Highway 3 and noticed a tall, red and white tower-like structure? It belongs to the Winnipeg Trap and Skeet Club (WTSC), which, for the last 53 years, has been a staple in Manitoba for gun and shooting enthusiasts.

Qualico Communities will be hosting an open house to discuss plans for 3B, future development plans for the rest of Oak Bluff West, and to hear what residents of Oak Bluff have to say about the community.