Let's celebrate working with community & Spring!
When: Thursday May 5, 2011, 3 - 6 p.m.
Where: South Riverdale Community Health Centre, 955 Queen St. East, At Queen E. and Carlaw.
FREE!
Events from 3 - 6 pm include:
* Chinese Programs
* Chiropody (your feet!)
* Bike repair and tune up 1:00 - 4:00
* Membership information
* Environment programs
* Food demonstrations 3:00 and 5:00`
"In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt." Margaret Atwood
Over the next few weeks, Ward 30 is host to a number of clean up events. These events are a terrific way to connect with your neighbours and help beautify the communities we love. Check below for information on your local clean up date and location. If you know of any other clean up events in the neighbourhood, please email [email protected] to be added to the list.
Dear Residents,
A few years ago the Catholic School Board sold St Joe's School to Urbancorp, a developer who specializes in infill housing. Urbancorp also bought two other local schools - St. Anne’s and Corpus Christi for infill townhouses.
Just last week, I was informed that the proposal is ready to come before Toronto East York Community Council for the first time on April 21st. No
Transit Service Changes
Dear Friends,
Thank you for your strong support to try and keep Jimmie Simpson as a Priority Community Centre with free recreation for everyone. Over 500 Jimmie Simpson Centre users signed the petition – the most signatures of any priority centre. The petition was submitted to the special budget meeting of City Council.
The following motion to Council lost by only 2 votes:
The Toronto Transit Commission has put out a new communication regarding the Ashbridges Bay LRV site.
"On February 2, 2011, the Commission authorized award of the contract for site preparation, which includes the removal of 385, 000 cubic metres of soil from the site. This work will begin in April and take approximately twelve months. Additional details on the project are available on the project website at http://www.toronto.ca/involved/projects/lrv/.
The warm weather is fast-approaching and snow banks are melting to reveal a winter’s worth of debris and litter. This is our opportunity to get involved and help keep Toronto clean.
The City’s annual spring clean-up events are a great way to get together with friends, neighbours and co-workers to reduce everyday litter. We have a shared responsibility to keep our communities green. What better way to turn your ideas into action than to get involved and reduce litter.
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