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McCleary playground opens
Councillor Paula Fletcher, Parks, Forestry and Recreation staff, playground designer Adam Bienenstock and more than 400 volunteers from ING Direct Canada descended upon McCleary Playground Sept 17 to transform it into a natural playground. Some of the play features include a mister, climbing boulders, musical instruments, and a hill slide. At Queen and McGee streets, "Leslieville is a perfect location for a natural playground because this is one of the greenest neighbourhoods in the city," says Councillor Paula Fletcher.
East Chinatown Archway Opens
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Mc Cleary Playground Community Build Day
-TORONTO- On Thursday September 17, McCleary Playground at Queen Street East and McGee St will become Canada
Council Highlights - City Council meeting of August 5 and 6, 2009
Union Station revitalization Council endorsed an agreement with a private sector company that, as head lessee, will lease and operate all retail space in Union Station, including in a new lower retail concourse. With federal, provincial and municipal funding, the City will proceed with its plan to revitalize Union Station as a state-of-the-art transportation facility. The name of the successful proponent for head lessee will remain confidential until a lease agreement is signed, likely in the next four to six weeks. Construction work for the revitalization is scheduled to begin next year and be completed in 2015 at a total cost of $640 million.
McCleary Playground Community Consultation
McCleary Playground at Queen Street East and McGee St will become Canada’s first Natural Playground to be built in public park when it undergoes
McCleary Playground Community Consultation
-TORONTO- McCleary Playground at Queen Street East and McGee St will become Canada’s first Natural Playground to be built in public park when it undergoes a major facelift this fall.
Strike Ends and Services Resume
August 1, 2009
After 5 long weeks the strike is over.
I want to update you on the details of yesterday’s settlement and the resumption of city services.
On Friday after a long debate, City Council voted to end the city workers strike. While there had been much information circulating in the previous days, on Friday the actual details of the settlement were
Strike ends and services resume
August 1, 2009
After 5 long weeks the strike is over.
I want to update you on the details of yesterday’s settlement and the resumption of city services.
On Friday after a long debate, City Council voted to end the city workers strike. While there had been much information circulating in the previous days, on Friday the actual details of the settlement were made public for the first time. You can read it at http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2009/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-22639.pdf
Tapping into Solar Energy in Ward 30
If you are a homeowner in Riverdale’s Ward 30 (Toronto-Danforth), Solar Neighbourhoods can help you reduce your home’s energy use and tap the power of the sun. We guide homeowners through the purchase and installation of a solar hot water system and help you tap into up to $4000 in incentives. We can even arrange special no-interest financing. Solar hot water is a proven renewable
