Monthly Archives: March 2011
What is a neighbourhood, anyway?
Since starting this blog I’ve received a few emails inquiring about the physical boundaries. I think at the root of the inquiries, people want to make sure their street is included in what I write about (which is great that … Continue reading
It’s that time of year – Community Clean-up
The Mayor’s Community Clean-up Day is coming up on Saturday April 16th. If you’re interested, here is a blurb from Councillor Davis’ website: “Mayor Rob Ford’s Community Clean-up Day is the next day, Saturday, April 16. Get together with family, … Continue reading
Tree Update
Today I spoke with Christine Kemp, the constituency assistant at Councillor Janet Davis’ office, about having the City plant more trees in our community. Specifically I mentioned the forlorn strip along Barrington Avenue adjacent to Main Street Station. She was … Continue reading
Light the Night
Looking for a super easy way to promote a safer community? Try turning on your front porch light during the night. Yes, it really is that easy. Last year, the Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy (TAVIS for short) teamed up with … Continue reading
Get a free tree!
What better way to green your street, than to put a tree on your property? Trees provide great shade in the summer and reduce winds in the winter, filter air pollution, generate oxygen, provide great habitation for birds, improve property … Continue reading