Who is that person planting flowers in the park? How can I adopt a tree? When can I next see a Shakespeare production at Withrow? When is Dusk Dances returning? Who are all those people gathered at the rink throughout the Spring? What has been happening to improve the soccer field? What improvements are planned for our playgrounds? What can I expect to find at the farmers' market this year? How can I get involved in these activities?
Join your neighbours to share ideas about upgrades to the playgrounds in Withrow Park.
Monday, April 29, 2013 7:00pm-9:00pm Frankland Community Centre 816 Logan Ave.
This month, the City of Toronto is asking the public for input on how to spend and measure the impact of the new arts and culture funding that has recently become available from Third Party Sign Tax retroactive revenues.
Four public consultations will take place:
Do you know someone who is making a difference in Toronto? Celebrate their accomplishments – nominate them for an award!
Nominees must be residents of the City of Toronto. Deadline for submitting nominations is Monday, May 6, 2013.
Join Waterfront Toronto on April 10 for a Port Lands update meeting.
The meeting will provide an update on the various projects happening in the Port Lands, including the next stage of work for the Port Lands Acceleration Initiative, an overview and update on the Leslie Barns and associated works with the TTC, Tommy Thompson Park improvements and an update on soil recycling. A question and answer session will follow the presentations.
The warm weather is fast-approaching, revealing a winter’s worth of debris and litter. This is our opportunity to get involved and help keep Toronto clean.
Students and businesses are invited to participate in the Corporate and School Clean-up Day on Friday, April 19. Make the area near your school or business shine.
The following day, it's time for a Toronto tradition. Mayor Rob Ford's annual Community Clean-up Day is a great way to get together with friends, neighbours and co-workers to reduce everyday litter. What better way to turn your ideas into action than to get involved.
"The cost of installing a short stretch of streetcar tracks on Leslie Street has ballooned to $105-million from the 2009 estimate of $14-million
Please join representatives of City of Toronto Transportation Services and the TTC at a meeting to discuss traffic impacts and phasing of the Leslie Street Connection Track and how to reduce construction impacts in your community. We are seeking community input to develop a comprehensive traffic and disruption management plan that meets the needs of local residents, businesses, and all pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists who live and travel through the area. Come review the draft plans and give your suggestions to improve them.
Councillor Fletcher feels the pressure to remove trees on Leslie Street (via Beaches Mirror).
