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We were honoured to host the Honourable Jason Copping, Minister of Health, and the Honourable Brian Jean, Minister of Economy, Jobs & Northern Development at Wing Kei Crescent Heights just before the Easter long weekend. In addition to provincial dignitaries, we were joined by Ward 7 Councillor Terry Wong and community figures such as Jack Yee, CEO of the Calgary Chinatown Development Foundation, as well as Dr. Astrid Kuhn, UCP Candidate for Calgary-Buffalo, among others.
We were honoured to host Madam Zhao Liying, Consul-General of the People’s Republic of China, in her first visit to Wing Kei Greenview. Alongside, we were joined by Deputy Consul-General Wang Xiusheng and Consul Gao Xiang.
Click to read a message of gratitude from Rosanna Tang, family member of the resident in Wing Kei Greenview.
See your impact! Hope to see you all at next year's 22nd Walk for Wing Kei!
Learn more about the Wing Kei in the radio interview between our management and FM 94.7 Fairchild Radio. The interview covers topics such as hiring, hospitality and more.
Click to watch a message of gratitude from Anthony Chan, member of our Family Advisory Council.
Evelyn Ma, Clinical Manager, received an Award of Excellence from the Alberta Continuing Care Association (ACCA) in November 2020. This award recognizes heroes in long term care and supportive living.
On July 1, 2020, we officially took over our Centre Street Church west campus building and land, which we are calling Wing Kei Village. Our vision is to build an intergenerational community for seniors, families, and children.
June 1 to June 7 marked Seniors Week in Alberta. On Friday, a fire truck stopped outside Wing Kei to acknowledge our wonderful residents and thank the staff for their ongoing work. And we received wonderful surprise! Along with the fire truck, Minister Josephine Pon came by and cheered for residents and staff. We had a little dance party on the sidewalk, much to the amusement of residents who were watching through the windows.
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