On Thursday June 28 the Port Union Seniors in partnership with the City of Toronto put on a wonderful first annual Canada Day event. The day began with welcome speeches (Community Recreation...
Mr. Thanigasalam broke the Liberal Party hold on the riding most recently held by Liberal Tracy McCharles who was elected in the former riding of Pickering-Scarborough East in 2011. Tracy did not stand for...
By Kathryn Stocks If you want to know anything about growing gorgeous chrysanthemums, Centennial’s Roy Fox is the man you want to see. He couldn’t say whether growing the flowers is a hobby,...
Changes to rooming house bylaw put off until 2019 Rooming House Review Update In a follow-up to public consultations and a community town hall hosted by my office, City Planning and Licensing staff have...
By Kathy McGrath When Rob Elbertsen took over the planning portfolio for the CCRA executive two years ago, he had no prior experience with planning issues. “I just had an interest in it, and...
The Official Bee for Toronto: the metallic green sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens). By Kathryn Stocks Wild bees need our help! There’s a push on right now to encourage people to create pollinator-friendly gardens for...
June shaping up with lots of festivals, concerts and BBQs By Kathy Rowe May was a busy month in our community and June is shaping up to be just as busy for our Centennial...
By Eunice Chong A writer since the age of 10, Mowat student Madison Johnstone’s original play The Looking Glass garnered her praise for her “beautiful thoughts” from more than one adjudicator at the National...
Happy spring, Centennial! I’m sure we are all equally excited to see the signs of summer just around the corner! I would like to begin by congratulating all of our students on another successful...
Thursday June 28 , 11 am to 3 pm “I’ve always wanted to have a Canada Day celebration here at the Port Union Community Centre” exclaimed Ann Standard. “I’ve noticed that many other communities...