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Special TEYCC Meeting Re: Speed Limits on Local Roads

Dear Resident, Many of you have expressed concerns regarding issues of traffic safety on local roads. Councillor Wong-Tam would like to thank you for bringing this issue forward and encourage you to continue lending your voice to this debate. On June 22, Councillor Wong-Tam and other downtown councillors will convene a special meeting of the…

Rail Safety First Town Hall

Rail Safety First is pleased to invite all SRRA members to an important discussion about rail safety in our communities. The event will be moderated by City TV’s very own Cynthia Mulligan, and will include a panel of rail, oil and emergency industry experts. Wednesday May,27th 7:30 pm UTS Auditorium 371 Bloor Street W

Invitation to tour Branksome Hall’s new Athletics and Wellness Centre

Dear Neighbours: Please accept this invitation to tour Branksome Hall’s new Athletics and Wellness Centre, at 6 Elm Avenue, during Doors Open Toronto, on Saturday, May 23 or Sunday, May 24, 2015, anytime between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. No RSVP is required; please feel free to visit the school at your convenience. Doors Open…

Complimentary Coffee at Black Camel

We’re pleased to announce that the Black Camel, at Crescent Rd. and Yonge St., will open at 10 AM on Saturday to serve coffee, hot chocolate and soft drinks. The drinks are free to all SRRA Community Cleanup participants! Our thanks to the Black Camel for this contribution. We look forward to seeing you on…

South Rosedale’s Community Clean-Up Day

SRRA members and neighbours – please join us for Community Clean-Up Day on Saturday, April 18. We will be at two location starting at 10 a.m.: Craigleigh Gardens (off South Dr.) and on Crescent Rd., in front of Rosedale Subway Station. It’s a great way for you and other community members to help keep your…

Plans for Tree Removal due to Emerald Ash Borer and Storm Water Flow Construction

Dead and dying ash trees (Fraxinus spp.) infested with Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) have been identified for removal in the Lower Don River valley. These tree removals are necessary to mitigate any potential hazards. Specifically, the trees are located on the Beltline Trail along Mud Creek, the Park Drive Reservation Trail along Yellow Creek and…

Glen Road Pedestrian Bridge has been re-opened

Sinead Canavan, the Program Manager for the bridge work (scanava@toronto.ca), has informed that the bridge was re-opened yesterday, January 7th. She further noted that the fences and signage will be removed from both ends of the bridge through out the remainder of the week. Painting of the bridge will need to take place, but…

Emergency Bridge Repairs Glen Road Pedestrian Bridge

Bridge Closure Date: September 3, 2014 Original Construction Completion: December 19, 2014 Revised Construction Completion: January 30, 2014 The Contractors have started the necessary emergency repair work on the Glen Road Pedestrian Bridge. Through their work on the bridge the contractor has discovered, more damaged areas of the bridge. This additional work has extended the…

Closure of Rosedale Valley Road for repairs to Glen Road pedestrian bridge

Rosedale Valley Road, from Bayview Avenue to Park Road, will be closed overnight in both directions from Sunday, December 7 to Saturday, December 13 to make repairs to the Glen road pedestrian bridge.

Community Forum on Rail Safety November 28

Join us for a community discussion of this important issue, co-hosted by Adam Vaughan, MP (Trinity-Spadina), Hon. Carolyn Bennett, MP (Toronto-St.Paul’s) and community rail safety advocates.