Ward 36 News
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Kids - Win A Bike!!!
Kids have a chance to win a bike which will be presented on Friday June 25th at the Markets By The Bluffs - Birch Cliff Farmers' Market
(www.marketsbythebluffs.com) at 4:30 p.m. Councillor Brian Ashton and
Andrew Kinnaird along with other community partners will be there to present to the winner. All you have to do is go to www.birchcliffvillage.com,
navigate to the fun stuff button and enter to win. The challenge is you need to find out where the bell tower is in Birch Cliff. With the internet that shouldn't be too difficult. Write a short blurb - no more ... read more
Posted: Tuesday June 22nd
Tree Maintenance in Ward 36
The City of Toronto Urban Forestry Branch has developed a more pro-active approach to tree maintenance throughout the city. Historically, requests for service were generated by residents for tree maintenance. In an attempt to work in a moe efficient manner, the city has now instituted an Area Maintenance program by Ward. This service focuses on removal of deadwood and split or damaged limbs, clearing sight lines that impede pedestrian and/or vehicular trafic.
This program commenced in Ward 36 in March. Forestry Operations will be working in the sub-grids bordered by St. Clair Avenue East, ... read more
Posted: Sunday April 18th
FLASH UPDATE - RALLY FOR THE QUARRY
Join Councillor Ashton in opposing development at the Quarry Lands!
There will be a Rally for the Quarry on Sunday, April 25, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. on the north side of Gerrard Street, halfway between Victoria Park and the Quarry Plaza.
Join in with your community to show your opposition to this high-density development in your neighbourhood.
For more information, call my office at 416-392-4052.
Posted: Thursday April 15th
Meadowcliffe Drive Erosion Control Project
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) commenced the Meadowcliffe Drive Control Class Environmental Assessment to address shoreline erosion and slop instability issues affecting residents located on the Scarborough Bluffs. The project study area spans approximately 1,400 m of shoreline from Bluffers Park, East Beach to Bellamy Ravine.
The Environmental Study Report (ESR) has been finanalized and will be filed with the Ministry of the Environment. It will be a available on the TRCA's website at http://www.trca.on.ca/meadowcliffe and at the following locations:
TRCA, 1 Eastvill ... read more
Posted: Monday March 1st
