Our First C.O.O.K Event
As our team continues to work remotely, we braved the snowy weather for our first C.O.O.K. event! Hopefully the first of many!
Meeting in an outdoor space allows our team members to safely interact while maintaining social distancing. All while supporting local “Community” restaurants.
This month we ordered the infamous Dutch pancakes from the Pfanntastic Pannenkoek Haus located in Calgary’s SW. Followed by a snowball competition, where the winner took home a gift basket of wine from Una Pizza + Wine.
About Power Properties Ltd.
Founded in 1980, Power Properties has been providing hassle-free property management services to property owners, property investors and non-residents with homes in Calgary, Alberta for over 40 years. Our full-service property management includes everything from move in to move out, so you don’t have to worry about the day-to-day operations of your rental property. With a team of licensed professionals, years of experience, and award-winning service, you can rest assured that your property is in good hands.
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