Signal Hill is the outdoor rink at 5:30 on a Tuesday. The cleanup crew on the second Saturday of June. Nani's Gelato giving members 15% off. SHCA is what makes all of that happen.
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What events, services, partners, and neighbourhood ideas should the SHCA focus on next? Five quick questions from the volunteers who run the place.
What's on this weekend. When the rink opens. Who's running the cleanup. The newsletter you actually want.
See this week → 02 · New to the HillWelcome. A 2-minute tour of the neighbourhood, facilities, events, partner discounts, how SHCA fits in.
Start here → 03 · Local businessGet on the community map. Reach 6,000 households. Partnerships start at $50/year.
Partner up →November through March, weeknights till 9:30. Skate shack, change rooms, separate hockey & leisure sides. Members book first.
→Neighbour Day is the big one, June 20 this year. Plus skate nights, Easter hunts, summer socials. Free, for everyone.
→One Saturday in June, three communities, a hundred bags of trash. Cleanup Day. Tools provided.
→A community map of every partner business, discounts for SHCA members, visibility for the businesses, a stronger local economy.
→14,000 voices travel further together. Potholes, zoning, water restrictions, new developments, we advocate so you don't have to.
→Brian and Kristi McKinnon spent three years raising the money for a new playground at Battalion Park School. SHCA put in $100,000. The students picked the colours, and you can cross the whole thing without touching the ground.
Brian and Kristi McKinnon, Signal Hill School Enhancement Society · the reason there is a new playground behind the school.
Read the story →Twenty-eight neighbours spent the weekend of August 9 and 10 downtown at Cowboys Casino, counting cash and balancing a cage until 3:30 in the morning. That one weekend funds the next 18 months of everything we do.
The 2026 casino volunteers · the single biggest reason this association can run anything at all.
Read the story →Roxanne Wheaton has a background in adult education and a long-standing interest in helping older adults stay independent at home. So she offered to write a series for this site, and started with what wet leaves and early darkness do to a house.
Roxanne Wheaton, Signal Hill resident · author of Conversation Starters.
Read the story →Membership isn't a fee. It's a key to a neighbourhood most people live next to but haven't activated yet. Here's exactly what $20 unlocks.
Show your SHCA card at every partner business on our community map, coffee shops, home services, realtors, restaurants. Exclusive member discounts.
See the partner map →Hockey rink. Pickleball courts. Beach volleyball. Basketball. Members get priority every season, before bookings open to the general public.
Browse facilities →Board elections and annual priorities are decided by members at the AGM. Your $20 buys a seat at the table, and a say in what gets built next.
Our community newsletter, events before they go public, city notices, local business spotlights, what the board is up to. Direct to your inbox.
Neighbour Day vendor booths. Cleanup Day shifts. Easter Hunt spots. Skate Night tickets. Members get early access before the general rush.
