Community Announcements
2026 Annual General Meeting
Please watch your email & Canada Post mail for your invitation to attend the upcoming Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, October 14th, 2026, to be held at Whitemud Creek Community Centre, located at 951 Ogilvie Blvd. NW, Edmonton. Registration will be at 6:30pm & the meeting will start at 7pm.
All homeowners are encouraged to attend.
If you have any questions, please contact Agnes@ayreoxford.com or admin@whitemudridgehoa.ca
(September 20, 2026)
Stormwater Pond Pedestrian Bridge Removal
The Association has received from the City of Edmonton an update regarding the three pedestrian bridges (B344, B345, and B346) crossing the stormwater management pond in the Hodgson/Whitemud Ridge Neighbourhood. As these structures have reached the end of their safe service life, the City of Edmonton is preparing for their demolition and removal.
Project Overview
The three pedestrian bridges (B344, B345, and B346) crossing the stormwater management pond in the Hodgson/Whitemud Ridge Neighbourhood were permanently closed in June 2024 following a routine inspection. Originally built by developers, the structures do not meet current City of Edmonton standards. Significant foundation movement has led to irreversible structural damage and tilted decking, creating serious safety risks and tripping hazards.
What to Expect
Removals are scheduled to occur between February and April 2026, depending on weather conditions.
To ensure the area remains functional, the trail ends will be realigned to connect directly with the existing storm pond loop.
Following the removal, the affected areas will be revegetated and naturalized to blend into the surrounding environment.
The primary trail around the stormwater pond will remain open during this work.
Reason for Removal
Given the extent of the structural failure and the current budget constraints, the City has determined that removal and naturalization is the most viable path forward to ensure public safety.
More details could be found in the Construction Bulletin provided by the City.
(Updated on April 5, 2026)
Great News! The Viewing Deck is Open Again
We’re excited to share that the Viewing Deck has been repaired by the City and is now open for public use!
After being out of service for quite some time, it's wonderful to see this space restored and ready to be enjoyed by the community once again. Whether you're stopping by for a peaceful moment or to take in the view, we hope you make the most of it.
Thank you to everyone for your patience — and a big thank you to the City for making this happen!
(Updated September 8, 2025)
