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THE ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY

Alberta.
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Neighbourhood homeowners, residents, lake and property-service associations. Related voluntary community associations are a separate category.
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4 matching association profiles

Rocky View County · AB

Church Ranches

Church Ranches Homeowners Association

A Bearspaw HOA with private lakes and common lands. Three lakes serve eligible households; Lika Lake is reserved for its lakefront owners. Property covenants vary by phase.

Homeowners’ associationlake
Published fee information$1,150.002026Tax not confirmed
Rocky View County · AB

Elbow Valley

Elbow Valley Residents Club

EVRC collects monthly property-class fees for shared infrastructure and recreation. Obtain the current assessment for the legal lot, alongside its condominium and any separate neighbourhood HOA records.

Residents’ associationclubhouse
Published fee informationAmount not confirmedCurrent monthly assessment — amount being verified
Rocky View County · AB

Harmony

Owners Association of Harmony

Harmony combines title-linked owner obligations with registered household access, separate shared-dock rights and a golf social membership. Current annual charges require a property-specific notice; published public-access instructions are inconsistent.

Homeowners’ associationlake
Published fee informationAmount not confirmedCurrent annual notice not verified
Rocky View County · AB

Watermark at Bearspaw

Watermark at Bearspaw Homeowners Association

Watermark's HOA supports an estate community with maintained landscaping and shared recreation. Current assessment and household rules need confirmation through PEKA. The Villas add a condominium layer; a nearby pond or a Watermark address does not establish identical services or privileges.

Homeowners’ associationclubhouse
Published fee informationAmount not confirmedCurrent monthly assessment — amount being verified

Coverage is strongest in Alberta; Ontario and British Columbia currently have introductory profiles. This is a research collection, not a count of every association in Canada. See the exact coverage.