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Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Road game, so this one's on a screen, not in town. AJHL hockey at Olds Sportsplex.

Babies and Blankets designed for parents with infants who are not mobile and soon-to-be parents expecting babies. This drop-in program allows you and your baby (or soon-to-be baby) the opportunity to connect with families in Canmore in a casual, unstructured setting. Developmental resources, Ages and Stages Questionaries, and more will be available. Participants may join and leave at any point during each session. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Thursdays, from 1:30-3 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Toddler Time is a free drop-in early childhood development program designed for caregivers and children who are busy on the move (crawling or walking) up to age 2. Age-appropriate toys, soft play equipment, and movement-based activities are provided to support children's physical development, curiosity, and growing independence. Caregivers can connect with other families while supporting their children's learning through play. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. To ensure the safety and comfort of all participants, children 24 months or older are asked to join our other programs, such as Toys Together. Younger siblings (babies in arms) are welcome to join. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Fridays from 9 – 10 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St., Canmore

Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

AJHL hockey at Canmore Recreation Centre.

Toys Together+ is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. The + symbolizes that the program will incorporate more activities for 4+ year old’s developmental stages, however, all ages 0-6 are welcome. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time dance party or activity. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Saturdays from 9 – 11:30 a.m. *No programming on Oct. 10 or 31 Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

AJHL hockey at Canmore Recreation Centre.

For youth in grades 6-9. Looking for a fun, safe place to hang out after school? Come join us at our Youth Drop‑In! No pressure, no schedule. Just a welcoming space where you can relax, connect, and be yourself. Enjoy games and activities, free snacks, and cozy spots to read, do homework, create, or just chill. Everyone is welcome. Come hang out! Please note this is a screen-free environment. Participants are welcome to bring books and homework if they would like. IMPORTANT: A Town of Canmore waiver is required for participation in this program. If you have not completed this waiver for your child within the past year, please ensure you complete a new one prior to attending this program: 2025 Town of Canmore - Minor Acknowledgement of Risk Program Dates: Tuesday, Sept. 15- Dec. 15 from 3:45 – 5:30 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore Please note: For the health and safety of our community, our participants, and our staff, the Family Connection Centre (FCC) will not accept children who are unwell at any of our programs (including symptoms such as cough or fever). We appreciate your understanding and care in helping keep our community healthy.

Sensory-Friendly Toys Together is a drop-in child development designed specifically for caregivers and children aged 0 – 6 who can benefit from a low sensory environment. Lights will be dimmed, and sensory toys such as fidgets and headphones will be provided. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. What to Bring: Any personal items such as snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9 - 9:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Babies and Blankets designed for parents with infants who are not mobile and soon-to-be parents expecting babies. This drop-in program allows you and your baby (or soon-to-be baby) the opportunity to connect with families in Canmore in a casual, unstructured setting. Developmental resources, Ages and Stages Questionaries, and more will be available. Participants may join and leave at any point during each session. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Thursdays, from 1:30-3 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Toddler Time is a free drop-in early childhood development program designed for caregivers and children who are busy on the move (crawling or walking) up to age 2. Age-appropriate toys, soft play equipment, and movement-based activities are provided to support children's physical development, curiosity, and growing independence. Caregivers can connect with other families while supporting their children's learning through play. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. To ensure the safety and comfort of all participants, children 24 months or older are asked to join our other programs, such as Toys Together. Younger siblings (babies in arms) are welcome to join. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Fridays from 9 – 10 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St., Canmore

Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Road game, so this one's on a screen, not in town. AJHL hockey at R.J. Lalonde Arena.

Toys Together+ is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. The + symbolizes that the program will incorporate more activities for 4+ year old’s developmental stages, however, all ages 0-6 are welcome. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time dance party or activity. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Saturdays from 9 – 11:30 a.m. *No programming on Oct. 10 or 31 Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Road game, so this one's on a screen, not in town. AJHL hockey at Cenovus Energy Hub.

Road game, so this one's on a screen, not in town. AJHL hockey at Camrose Recreation Centre.

For youth in grades 6-9. Looking for a fun, safe place to hang out after school? Come join us at our Youth Drop‑In! No pressure, no schedule. Just a welcoming space where you can relax, connect, and be yourself. Enjoy games and activities, free snacks, and cozy spots to read, do homework, create, or just chill. Everyone is welcome. Come hang out! Please note this is a screen-free environment. Participants are welcome to bring books and homework if they would like. IMPORTANT: A Town of Canmore waiver is required for participation in this program. If you have not completed this waiver for your child within the past year, please ensure you complete a new one prior to attending this program: 2025 Town of Canmore - Minor Acknowledgement of Risk Program Dates: Tuesday, Sept. 15- Dec. 15 from 3:45 – 5:30 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore Please note: For the health and safety of our community, our participants, and our staff, the Family Connection Centre (FCC) will not accept children who are unwell at any of our programs (including symptoms such as cough or fever). We appreciate your understanding and care in helping keep our community healthy.

AJHL hockey at Canmore Recreation Centre.

Sensory-Friendly Toys Together is a drop-in child development designed specifically for caregivers and children aged 0 – 6 who can benefit from a low sensory environment. Lights will be dimmed, and sensory toys such as fidgets and headphones will be provided. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. What to Bring: Any personal items such as snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9 - 9:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Babies and Blankets designed for parents with infants who are not mobile and soon-to-be parents expecting babies. This drop-in program allows you and your baby (or soon-to-be baby) the opportunity to connect with families in Canmore in a casual, unstructured setting. Developmental resources, Ages and Stages Questionaries, and more will be available. Participants may join and leave at any point during each session. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Thursdays, from 1:30-3 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Toddler Time is a free drop-in early childhood development program designed for caregivers and children who are busy on the move (crawling or walking) up to age 2. Age-appropriate toys, soft play equipment, and movement-based activities are provided to support children's physical development, curiosity, and growing independence. Caregivers can connect with other families while supporting their children's learning through play. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. To ensure the safety and comfort of all participants, children 24 months or older are asked to join our other programs, such as Toys Together. Younger siblings (babies in arms) are welcome to join. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Fridays from 9 – 10 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St., Canmore

Toys Together is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time session with songs and stories. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Wednesdays from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fridays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

AJHL hockey at Canmore Recreation Centre.

Toys Together+ is a drop-in child development program for caregivers and children ages 0 - 6. The + symbolizes that the program will incorporate more activities for 4+ year old’s developmental stages, however, all ages 0-6 are welcome. This is an open space to play, explore, and socialize with others. Toys are provided to help children learn through free play, to encourage imagination and creativity, and to develop fine and gross motor skills. Families may join and leave at any point during each session. A light continental breakfast is provided for children and caregivers supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Each day will finish with a circle time dance party or activity. What to Bring: Any personal items such as nut-free snacks, water, diapers, etc. Note: This is a parented program and caregiver supervision of children is always required. Program Dates: Saturdays from 9 – 11:30 a.m. *No programming on Oct. 10 or 31 Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore

Road game, so this one's on a screen, not in town. AJHL hockey at Drumheller Memorial Arena.

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada Support Clinic 10:00am-3:00pm Canmore Civic Centre, Classroom FREE, drop-in only. No registration required. Need help accessing federal government services and benefits? Representatives from Service Canada and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will be available for free, first-come, first-served support. Assistance is available with: CRA My Account and My Service Canada Account setup or access issues Address and direct deposit updates Tax slips, Notices of Assessment, and CRA correspondence Federal benefits and credits, including disability, child, dental, pension, and income support programs Employment Insurance (EI) applications and inquiries Social Insurance Number (SIN) services Government‑issued photo ID and Social Insurance Number (SIN) are required for services.

For youth in grades 6-9. Looking for a fun, safe place to hang out after school? Come join us at our Youth Drop‑In! No pressure, no schedule. Just a welcoming space where you can relax, connect, and be yourself. Enjoy games and activities, free snacks, and cozy spots to read, do homework, create, or just chill. Everyone is welcome. Come hang out! Please note this is a screen-free environment. Participants are welcome to bring books and homework if they would like. IMPORTANT: A Town of Canmore waiver is required for participation in this program. If you have not completed this waiver for your child within the past year, please ensure you complete a new one prior to attending this program: 2025 Town of Canmore - Minor Acknowledgement of Risk Program Dates: Tuesday, Sept. 15- Dec. 15 from 3:45 – 5:30 p.m. Location: Family Connection Centre, 600A 9 St. Canmore Please note: For the health and safety of our community, our participants, and our staff, the Family Connection Centre (FCC) will not accept children who are unwell at any of our programs (including symptoms such as cough or fever). We appreciate your understanding and care in helping keep our community healthy.