Slipping into your inbox just as the snow starts, here's your last newsletter of 2025:

  • Santa's in town: Once again Santa's visiting Canary District; here's where to find him
  • Fitness Classes for Seniors: Here's another chance to join these free, fun classes
  • Lawren Harris Square Update: Preliminary results of community feedback on Lawren Harris Square
  • Shelter from the Storm: A promise of transit shelters at Front and Bayview
  • Pop-up Engagement Results: You told us what you care about, and here it is

It’s Spooky Time!

There's suddenly a lot going on now that summer is (nearly) over. Here's what's coming up:

  • Halloween 2025: We're upping the game this year with a dog costume parade as well as trick or treating on the Promenade
  • Participatory Budgeting: Vote now to improve our public spaces!
  • Lawren Harris Square: Help us advise the City on improvements to this small, beautiful park.
  • PollinateTO Grants: October 21 deadline to apply for a grant to convert beds to native pollinator-friendly plants.
  • 1 Sumach Community Consultation: Have your say about the 50+ storey towers proposed for Sumach and Eastern!
  • Metrolinx Open House: Getting the developer to clean up the Foundry (a bit).
  • Cherry House move-ins: The first folks are moving in across the road at Cherry House.

There's suddenly a lot going on now that summer is (nearly) over. Here's what's coming up:

  • Yard Sale Volunteers Needed: It's here! Our neighbourhood yard sale happens next Sunday. Can you help?
  • Science in the Park: Take the kids to Corktown Common this Saturday between 11-3pm for some science-y fun.
  • Clean Canary Together: Time for our twice-yearly neighbourhood cleanup.
  • Making the Case for Modern Urbanism — That's Us! The Bridge featured our neighbourhood in an article this month.
  • Biidaasige Park, Corktown Common’s (new) big sister: If you haven't visited this gorgeous new park yet, get going!
  • Do The Right Thing: Getting the developer to clean up the Foundry (a bit).

Here's what's coming up:

  • Canary District Yard Sale: Got something to sell? Apply now for a table at our neighbourhood yard sale on September 14
  • Old Foundry Road! A resident got the city to rename the Eastern Avenue spur
  • Seeing Zebras... and Stop Signs We're improving traffic safety in the neighbourhood
  • 3Rs Ambassador Training: Free training for volunteers who want to help their building manage waste better

Here's what's coming up this month:

  • O Canada! Taste of Canary: Celebrate Canada day on the Promenade on June 28
  • Attention older adults! We're starting up a gentle exercise class for seniors
  • Herb & Veggie Gardens are spreading in the neighbourhood; read about how it's done
  • Participatory Budgeting: What would you do with $750,000? 
  • Metrolinx Community Open House a.k.a. Dude, Where's My Bridge?
  • Take a Walk in Corktown Common, summer edition

Here's what's coming up this month:

  • Like neighbourhood events? Help make them happen! Join our newly-formed Events Committee
  • Three tantalizing opportunities to look beyond closed doors this weekend in Doors Open Toronto
  • Represent our neighbourhood on the 51 Division Community Police Liaison Committee
  • Your dream thrift-find could be waiting for you at the upcoming St. Lawrence REmarket
  • Clean Canary Together — we did it! 

It's springtime! And we have some questions for you, plus two reminders from last month for events that are coming up very soon:

  • Canary District Neighbourhood Survey: How friendly are we? How safe? How strong a community? Let's find out.
  • Spring Cleaning in Canary District: Join a happy gang of neighbours to Clean Toronto Together.
  • Guided Walk in Corktown Common: Come on out and enjoy the buds and shoots. (No, not that kind.)

Welcome to the second newsletter of 2025 from Canary District Neighbourhood Association. In this issue, we talk about:

  • Port Lands Walking Tour: explore the mysterious new neighbourhood to the south
  • WE WANT YOUR BRAIN: help us improve traffic, safety and the streets 
  • Spring Cleaning in Canary District: join a happy gang of neighbours to Clean Toronto Together
  • Spring Walk in Corktown Common: wrap up and come on out

Welcome to the first newsletter of 2025 from Canary District Neighbourhood Association. In this issue, we talk about:

  • Winter Walk in Corktown Common on Jan 11: wrap up and come on out
  • St. Lawrence REmarket, a periodic event taking place just to the west of us that we aspire to imitate here someday

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