The East Winnipeg Sports Association (EWSA) is a non-profit organization formed to address the community's recreational needs. Formed in January 2003, the governing body has remained constant and consists of 15 board members including members from the community at large, representatives of the various local sports leagues and community clubs, two local MLA's and the local city Councillor.The main objective of the EWSA involves the planning, execution, and operation of Buhler Recreation Park . The Park spans over 140 acres of degraded farmland and will rejuvenate what was once a barren landscape into a destination point for the entire population of Winnipeg and surrounding areas.The Park will include 8 softball diamonds, a baseball diamond, 6 soccer fields, a toboggan hill, walking/skiing trails, and full service canteen and exhibition area. Although largely summer-based, the park will be operational year round. The walking paths throughout the park will be exceptional cross-country skiing trails while frozen ponds will become public skating areas for families and friends.The Park will have an impact that will extend far beyond the east Winnipeg community and provide the city of Winnipeg with a positive recreational and nature-based facility.
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Fall sports and programsRegistration for Fall programs and sports will be in early September - dates to be announced.Report - Lord Roberts Priority Setting Workshop 2013A facilitated Public Workshop was hosted by Councillor Jenny Gerbasi, with assistance from the Board of Lord Roberts Community Centre, on November 20, 2013 at the Fort Rouge Leisure Centre. The purpose was to discuss how our community might use the $500,000 in funding being made available, over the next 5 years, by the developer of the Fort Rouge Yards, for recreation and infrastructure improvements.The next step is for Councillor Gerbasi to take the suggestions to City staff for some analysis of potential cost and feasibility. Ultimately, the public service will bring recommendations forward to City Council for approval.Here is the Facilitator's report from the Workshop.The event was positive and productive. Many great ideas were brought forward, and there seemed to be broad support for 3 general areas, as you will see