Heyday, Demise & Future of Sunnyside – May 19
The Sunnyside Historical Society (serving Parkdale, Roncesvalles, Brockton and First Nations Villages) is holding an event covering the history of […]
Announcement, Local Interest
Announcement
Announcement, Local Interest
Spring Into Parkdale Sidewalk Festival – May 7th
The 4th annual Spring into Parkdale Sidewalk Festival! This season will introduce you to new businesses and re-discover some of the
Announcement, Community, Uncategorized
Free Compost For Parkdalians – May 14th
Compost Day Pickup FREE leaf compost for your garden or balcony containers! While supplies last, please bring your own shovel
Announcement, Community, Local Interest
Ward 14 Environment Day – Apr. 23
Ward 14 Environment Day is on Saturday, April 23rd from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Come out to Sorauren Park
Announcement, Local Interest
Vote For Your Favourite Fruit Tree At Masaryk Park
Masaryk Park is getting 3 new fruit trees! Greenest City‘s application for 3 new fruit trees at Masaryk Park was
Announcement, Community, Local Interest
King/Queen/Roncesvalles Intersection Reconstruction – Feb. 23rd
The RMRA for their upcoming meeting will be discussing the City’s plans for the intersection of King/Queen/Roncy. For Parkdale this
Announcement, Community, Local Interest
Public Planning Report & Forum – Feb. 27th
This Planning Study Report is the culmination of the 1-year participatory planning and community visioning for the future of Parkdale
Announcement, Community, Local Interest
City Community Budget Meeting – Feb. 10th
This meeting is an opportunity to examine the 2016 City Budget with neighbours, Councillors Sarah Doucette (Ward 13) and Gord
Announcement
Dunn and Dowling Bridges, Good News
The Dunn and Dowling bridges are important connections between Parkdale and the Gardiner Expressway, Lakeshore Blvd. West and the trails
Announcement, Community
Making Toronto a Climate Change Leader – Jan. 27th
Join Councillors Sarah Doucette (Ward 13) and Gord Perks (Ward 14) as they share ideas to help Toronto reduce its