Alix and Area Community Resource Centre

06/12/2026

Community Connection BINGO is ongoing during the summer! This activity encourages simple actions that help uplift...
Our next draw will be held on July 7, stop in to pick up a card and every line completed will be an entry for a chance to WIN a prize basket.

06/11/2026

We will be hosting Alberta Provincial Rural Crime Watch, at the next Senior's Fun on June 18 at 1PM. Please join us for information on the tools to stay ahead of scammers and stay informed about the common tactics they use. You will gain knowledge on how to recognize and avoid potential scams.
BINGO will follow this presentation, mark your calendars!

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

Thank you all for joining us yesterday evening at the Touch a Truck event. We are so pleased with the turnout and support from our community and partners.

A huge shout out to host partners:
Alix Fire & Medical Dept., Alix-MAC School staff, Alix MAC Parent Council and Lacombe and Area Family Resource Network.
AND a special thank you to:
~Saving Grace Animal Society
~Rahrbsg for providing burgers

Our event would not be possible without the vehicles provided by local companies and individuals, thank you:
~Airforced Daylighting
~Kromm Oilfield Hauling
~Gord Schmidt
~Lawrence Derrick
~E360
~Garth Meehan
~Fast Times Towing
~Alix Fire & Medical Dept.

06/09/2026

Its a beautiful evening for Touch a Truck at the school grounds until dusk! Stop by for fun, food and say hello to friends.

06/08/2026

Postponed due to weather!! We will see you next Monday, June 8.

Contact Jill if you have a vehicle you would like to bring to this event, (403) 588-5199.

06/05/2026

We will draw the next winner on June 25. Keep watch for rocks labelled 'CRC' and return them to us to be entered in a prize basket. Rock Ninja will run all summer, a way to enjoy our village, fun for all ages!

06/04/2026

During Senior's Week we bring awareness to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, recognized on June 15. Every older adult deserves to feel safe, respected and supported; together we can create a safer, more caring environment for the people who have cared for us... Checking in regularly, listening with patience, and staying aware of changes in behaviour can help protect the wellbeing of elders in our community.