43 Division Community Police Liaison Report for February 2023
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Councillor’s Message March 2023
I was honoured to be appointed Deputy Mayor at the start of this term, and I am completely committed to fulfilling the duties and obligations of that role. As Deputy Mayor, I will oversee...
A top-notch trip to the bottom of the world
The Marina’s passengers enjoy a view of the rocky coast in Admiralty Bay. By Klaus Katzch On January 15, my wife, Susan Bach, and I embarked on a 20-day trip to Antarctica. We flew...
Conflicting thoughts on growing up
By Sharon Arulnesan “Growing up isn’t the problem, forgetting is.” – Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince These seven short and simple words have been echoing in my head for the past couple of...
MPP Report March 2023
Working on the next provincial budget I hope you are all staying safe and keeping warm! I am excited to be back at Queen’s Park as we work on the next provincial budget to...
MP Report March 2023
Investing in better health-care results In Canada, we promise every Canadian access to quality medical care no matter where they live or how much they earn. But lately, our system is not living up...
Trustees Report March 2023
TDSB Trustee Anu Sriskandarajah Reminder for Kindergarten Registration The TDSB is looking forward to welcoming you and your child at school in September! To attend Junior Kindergarten in September, children must turn 4 years...
March 25 is a special date for Greeks around the world
Celebrations for Greek Independence Day take place along Danforth Ave. here in Toronto. By Laura Popa While March 25 is an ordinary spring day to most of us, the date holds significance for more...
Two books about women and girls fighting for their rights
Book Review by Julie Kish The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America’s Shining Women By Kate Moore Sourcebooks, 2017 When choosing my reading material, I usually pick captivating fiction novels. However, I kept...
Stepping into the mayor’s role
Councillor Jennifer McKelvie, now Toronto’s Deputy Mayor overseeing the Office of the Mayor, looks out over Nathan Phillips Square on her first day in the mayor’s office. She wants residents to know that she...
How about planting veggies this year?
By Sid Chaurasia With winter soon fading to a pleasant memory, warmer weather approaches. Our soil is thawing, the trees are growing tender buds, and the snow and ice are melting, little by little....
Online version of CCRA Centennial News
MARCH 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Stepping into the mayor’s role Table of contents: Waterfront Trail is open again . Helpful tips on choosing vegetarian options for dinner Two books about women and girls fighting for...
Waterfront Trail is open again
In February, Centennial residents were delighted to see that the portion of the Waterfront Trail east of the Highland Creek bridge, which had been closed for remediation work since last spring, was once again...
Tam Heather’s roots go back much further than 50 years
The Scarborough News reported on the official opening of the Tam Heather Curling Club on Military Trail in February 1973. But the roots of the club’s name go back to 1862. By Diana Ranken...
Presidents Message March 2023
Earth Day will be happening on April 22 this year Earth Day plans are underway. Once again, CCRA will be partnering with the 2nd Highland Creek Scouts and West Rouge Sports and Recreation Association....
Helpful tips on choosing vegetarian options for dinner
By Kathryn McLean Experts advise us to eat plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains to maintain good health. We’re told to cut back on processed foods and drink water. And, finally, to...
Homeowners help protect ravines
By Pamela Collins As spring approaches, we all get anxious to go outside and enjoy the warmer air after a long winter. We can’t resist getting out our rakes to clean up the garden...