CCRA Centennial News – September 2021 Table of contents: Local Olympian brings it home Delta variant a key factor in success of school year Minor hockey is returning to Heron Park Arena! Multi-tenant housing...

By Don Lawrence In the height of Toronto heat, a droning buzz permeates the Centennial community. While it may be often thought that the sound is from grasshoppers or crickets, it’s really the Dog-Day...

By Julie Kish                     Luckiest Girl Alive is a novel by Jessica Knoll, published by Simon & Schuster in 2015. This New York Times bestseller is the basis for the movie of the same name...

By Kathy McGrath One thing COVID has taught us is to value our local parks. They have become our living rooms and our backyards, places to meet, recharge and exercise. We in Centennial are...

By Wanda Wierzbicki The Toronto Zoo has reopened and it is a great time to visit. The cooler temperatures mean that many animals are more active.  Mila, the Amur tiger cub, is a big...

JUNE CONTENTS Young front-line doctor grew up in Centennial Work progressing on Port Union Road There are so many ways we can reduce food waste Add these Toronto authors to your summer reading list...

Madisen, 11, and Samuel, 8, enjoying their cones at Four Sweets Cookies Welcome to those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. Those days of ice cream and sunshine and bees. Ice cream treats in...

By John Gibb The landscaping season has begun! Possibly some folks reading this may be planning some work. If so, please keep reading. Installing various types and sizes of paving stones for patios, walkways...

Wild Sunflower with a bee pollinator Following up on last month’s article on the importance of growing native plants in our gardens, here is a list of easy-to-grow native plants which will return to...

Particpants received a camp crest We had a virtual weekend camp with an Around the World theme. We virtually travelled all over the world, we danced in Africa, made Chinese lanterns, learned map and...