
Lots of seasonal events are going on in our area over the next two weeks!
Don’t forget to head over to the AMCS Calendar to see what’s happening on the mountain.
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Lots of seasonal events are going on in our area over the next two weeks!
Don’t forget to head over to the AMCS Calendar to see what’s happening on the mountain.
Amazing Sunrise on Mule Deer by Jackie Dings
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The Mountain Community is invited to attend the annual party at the Anarchist Mountain Fire Hall on December 17th at 5pm. This catered event is co-hosted by AMCS and AMFD and will be free to residents.
The event is open to all ages and we will provide soft drinks, tea, coffee and a spectacular charcuterie table from Queen of the South catering. You can bring your own drinks and glasses if preferred. Come out and mingle with your neighbours!
A visit is expected from a special guest arriving from the North Pole to surprise the kids in all of us.
One of the most enjoyable things about living on Anarchist Mountain for many of us is getting to see all kinds of wildlife. Whether its on our properties, in the backcountry or when driving up and down the mountain.
Did you know that the southern interior has the highest number of wildlife collisions in the entire province and that over 50,000 animals are killed by vehicles every year (wildlifecollisions.ca). A staggering and heartbreaking statistic.
Last Sunday afternoon community society members gathered at the Firehall to vote in the new 2024 board members as well as receive updates on what has happened over the last year. The Annual General Meeting (AGM) concluded with the appointment of four returning and three new directors.
You may have noticed less evidence of black bears out and about on the mountain now that late fall is in full swing and the delicious insects, small mammals, berries, grasses and root plants have disappeared or hardened off (gone brown and dormant). After feasting for weeks on calorie-rich foods to gain as much weight as possible, Anarchist’s bears have started to hole up for the cold, snowy winter months ahead.
Check out some of the events that are going on in our area over the next two weeks!
Don’t forget to head over to the AMCS Calendar to see what’s happening on the mountain.
Last week, local firefighters had the opportunity to enhance their expertise in technical rescue skills which was organized by the Anarchist Mountain Fire Rescue Society.
Recently, residents in the Anarchist community have expressed concerns about dog feces being left on subdivision roads and in other areas where people, bikes and vehicles can tread through it.
We can probably all agree that inadvertently tracking through a freshly laid pile of dog poop can really ruin a relaxing stroll or bike ride in the neighbourhood or on backcountry trails.
The AMCS will hold the Annual General Meeting on November 26th at 2pm.
We are looking for feedback from the membership on the future direction of the Society and will be providing a review of the activities over the past year. The financial update will show that the Society is now in good standing and has cut expenses to result in a surplus.
Big things have been happening at the Jamie Soule Memorial Park and we will unveil the results and seek your thoughts on what to do next.
Light refreshments will be served so come out and meet your neighbours at the Anarchist Mountain Fire Hall next Sunday!