From its small beginnings in 1976 as a collaborative project between the Town of Canmore’s Family and Community Support Services and our founding members, Canmore Seniors Association today has over 1000 members and runs a variety of programs and activities. The heart of the CSA is our Seniors’ Centre in downtown Canmore, supported by the Town of Canmore.
From pickleball to music jams to bridge – our outdoor and indoor sports and activities cater to all abilities and fitness levels. And if you’re looking to get physical, increase flexibility or mobility, our exercise programs with varying degrees of intensity, from very gentle to Get-Up-and-Go or even juggling could be the answer. For control, suppleness and calmness, try a Yoga class. If dancing is in your blood – we offer a monthly social dance and opportunities for learning or practicing ballroom, Scottish and line dancing.
One of the best known CSA groups is the Meanderthals. This group organizes and leads hikes into our splendid mountain backyard, with levels of ability ranging from the gentle D to the extra-challenging A‑rated treks. To learn more, visit the Meanderthals page. When the snow arrives, you can join CSA groups on the trails cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
If your mind needs a workout, our Lifelong Learning Program organizes regular lectures and presentations on a wide array of topics: adventures, health, arts, legal matters and more. Click on the Lifelong Learning page for information. Other cerebral activities include mah-jongg, bridge and board games.
List of Board of Directors and contacts can be viewed on the Board page.
All CSA forms are available to download from the Forms page.
Canmore Seniors Association By-laws, approved at the AGM Sept 16, 2019: CSA Bylaws final 20190916.
Financial statements, budget information, and AGM minutes are available on the Business Matters page.