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    As Spring approaches, CCRA again reminds people to support local businesses. The campaign was a response to tariff measures from the United States, and was a citywide call to action that encourages Torontonians to support locally-owned businesses, ensuring that economic benefits remain within the community.

President’s Message

May 1, 2026

President’s Message May 2026

Appreciation for Earth Day’s success By Kathy Rowe I want to thank the Community Earth Day committee for their hard work planning and facilitating the indoor/outdoor event on April 25. We had three...

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May 1, 2026

We reached a milestone with our first 100 issues!

Kathy Rowe browses some of the 100 issues of Centennial News at the Scarborough Archives & Research Centre. By Kathryn Stocks We don’t usually toot our own horn here at Centennial News, but...

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May 1, 2026

CCRA appreciate severy membership

By Denise Bacon Finally, spring has sprung! In Centennial, we celebrated with our Earth Day event on April 25 and many of you enjoyed the activities at Port Union Community Centre, brought items...

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CCRA NEWS ONLINE

May 1, 2026

Download CCRA Centennial News

CONTENTS We reached a milestonewith our first 100 issues! more On the road: scenic views and maritime rhythms more Locally blended tea a perfect gift for mom more President’s Message May 2026 more...

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Community Stories

May 1, 2026

Locally blended tea a perfect gift for mom

Robin Paisley wanted to keep busy during COVID so she started the Crafted Tea Company. By Kathryn Stocks When her exciting job as a conference and event planner came to a grinding halt...

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May 1, 2026

We welcomed EcoSpark to our Earth Day event

Donna Rice, right, is chair of the board at EcoSpark and Aurien Grace is a volunteer. By Kathy Rowe EcoSpark is an environmental charity connecting people to their local natural environment through education,...

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May 1, 2026

On the road: scenic views and maritime rhythms

On the pier in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia By John Murphy Wondering what to do this summer? Friends of ours asked us that last year and since we had a family reunion coming up...

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May 1, 2026

Why we need to support Canadian media

By Shelley Cooke Despite the widespread availability of international news outlets, supporting Canadian media is vital to keeping Canadians informed about the issues and decisions that shape our lives. In recent years, Canada’s...

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Discover and Engage

May 1, 2026

Book for young readers explores the power of helping others

By Pamela Collins A Drop of HopeAuthor: Keith CalabresePublisher: Scholastic Press Meet 6th graders Ernest, Ryan, Lizzie and their teacher, Mr. Earle. They all live in the town of Cliffs Donnelly. The sign...

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May 1, 2026

Protecting your bike from thieves

By Kazi Anwar As the weather warms up, more people pull their bikes out and hit the road. Riding a bike is great exercise, saves money on gas, and lets you enjoy the...

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May 1, 2026

It’s so easy to make your own granola

You can eat your granola by the handful, in a bowl with milk or with yogurt and fruit. By Kathryn McLean If you like granola and don’t mind spending a few minutes in...

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May 1, 2026

Membership

Membership is only $15.00 per year per household. Please fill out our membership form using your Credit Card or Visa Debit Card or your PayPal account. Membership Chair, Denise Bacon email Why join CCRA?...

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About the CCRA

Formed in 1949, Centennial Community and Recreation Association (CCRA) is a volunteer group of residents dedicated to the preservation, development and improvement of our Centennial community in East Toronto. We meet 10 months/year to discuss and plan events, activities and initiatives that benefit the residents of Centennial.

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Address: 5450 Lawrence Ave. East, Scarborough ON M1C 3B2

E-mail: info@ccranews.com
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