Gas Services Being Moved to New Gas Main
Enbridge Gas is nearing
completion of the construction work to upgrade the natural gas distribution
system at Eastern & Broadview. The new main and new underground service
lines to individual properties have been installed.
The last step involves shutting down and disconnecting the old gas main, and switching all customers over to the new gas main. Embridge will require access
Link-Line Construction Ltd. in contract to Enbridge will be undertaking the replacement of the existing gas mains and service lines in your neighborhood.Work will be conducted on the local public roads and boulevards and all customers will be contacted prior to any work being done on their private property. All excavated areas will be repaired. If you are not
Join Bridgepoint for the next Riverdale-Bridgepoint Redevelopment Liaison Committee meeting to discuss progress and topics related to the construction of the new Bridgepoint Hospital.
Date: Monday, April 19, 2010
Time: 6:30pm to 9pm
Location:
Bridgepoint Health Auditorium, 1st Floor
Main Entrace located off
Broadview Avenue, just north of Gerrard Street East
Meeting Focus:
Our local tree canopy needs some help, so does our local air. The Leslieville/Riverdale tree project will support neighbours to green our streets – literally!
Two exciting projects will soon be underway
Volunteer training to educate residents on how to take inventory for our tree canopy so we can establish how many mature trees in the area need to be
The Mayor and Members of Toronto City Council are deeply saddened to learn of
the passing of Brian Francis McInnis on Saturday, March 20, 2010.
As the first day of spring brought the promise of new
beginnings, our City saw the miraculous life of a great friend, courageous
soul and tireless fighter for what is good in this life, come to a close as
Brian Francis McInnis passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.
$3.8-million renovation transforms Edwin Hotel from rooming house to affordable housing.
Originally posted on Yonge Street, by Bert Archer
As of this week, the New Edwin Hotel has a new lease on life, thanks to Woodgreen Community Services.
After four years and $3.8 million, The Edwin is taking its first clients this week as a 28-unit affordable housing space catering to homeless senior men.
The City of Toronto and TTC have ordered 204 new streetcars which will provide users with a more customer friendly transit experience.
The TTC is holding a public consultation to discuss the new streetcars and the route they will travel from the Queen Street tracks to the Connaught and Ashbridges yards: Date: April 8, 2010
Time: 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Location: Toronto EMS and Fire Academy 895 Eastern Avenue
All Aboard? Diesel, electric and clean air: Which way forward?
The Toronto Board of Health is hosting a public forum on the proposed Metrolinx expansion of the Georgetown South transit line and the rail link from Union Station to Pearson.
The Board of Health supports expanded public transit as a way to reduce vehicle traffic, but remains concerned about health risks and air quality impacts predicted with the proposed diesel rail expansion.
The TTC will be conduction streetcar track repairs on Queen St. E. at Carlaw Avenue and in the Neville Loop this weekend. Work will start at 6 am on Saturday, March 20, and will be completed by the beginning of service at 5am, Monday March 22.
As a result, there will be no 501-301 Queen Streetcar service between Neville Loop and the Queen St. East at River St. intersection. Shuttle buses will operate in both directions.
