BIG LAKE COMMUNITY LEAGUE

The Big Lake Community League (BLCL) is Edmonton’s largest community league by geographic area. Known as a "Superleague," it was established in 2019 to serve six rapidly growing northwest neighbourhoods. The league links and represents residents bordering the scenic Lois Hole Provincial Park and Big Lake.

Communities Served:
Hawks Ridge
Kinokamau Plains
Kinglet Gardens
Kinglet
Pintail Landing
Trumpeter

The Big Lake Community League is still developing its local amenities, walking paths, sports areas, and community spaces.

Volunteering for the Big Lake Community League helps build, shape, and support a rapidly growing neighborhood.

Key Reasons to Volunteer

Shape Your Neighborhood: Volunteering gives you a direct voice in deciding what parks, rinks, and facilities get built.

Support Local Youth Sports: Programs like indoor and outdoor soccer rely heavily on parent and community volunteers to act as coaches and organizers. Free training is provided, and teams depend on these roles to play.

Help Run Community Events: Volunteers make local gatherings possible, including Community League Days, free community barbecues, family games, and seasonal celebrations.

Connect with Neighbors: Working alongside fellow residents helps you build local friendships, network with community leaders, and feel a deeper sense of belonging in newer subdivisions like Starling, Hawks Ridge, Trumpeter, Kinglet, and Kinglet Gardens.

Fulfill Volunteer or Community Service Hours: Volunteers can receive recommendation or recognition letters from the league to authenticate volunteer hours and contributions.

Expanding Networks: Stakeholders, businesses, community members can broaden their engagement with over 5000 community members in the Big Lake region with an average household income of $90,000.

Please contact us and volunteer with our community.
The Big Lake Community League looks forward to working with you!