Beaver Scouts really enjoyed the activities at their Pokémon-themed camp in March. By Krystle Forsyth (Chip) 2nd Highland Creek Beaver Scouts had a winter camp at Camp Samac, the local Scout Camp in Oshawa,...
MARCH 2024 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Debut novel deals with mental health Port Union C.C. to benefit from investment Try this vanilla cake to celebrate March Break or Easter Social 7 is where...
The COVID 19 pandemic was devastating to many residents of the Centennial Community. To galvanizesupport for the Tony Stacey Centre Fundraising campaign, CCRA President Kathy Rowe and her team led by Lori Gagnon, organized...
FEBRUARY 2024 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Winterfest 2024 marks 25 years celebrating winter fun in Centennial Warm up with soup during the year’smost frigid month Mark’s Pizzas started out in the garage A...
Campaign Clean Centennial round 3 is March 10 – 16 Thank you to everyone who joined our Campaign Clean Centennial in February! We appreciate your support for CCRA’s 75th anniversary project. This month the...
Latest development: The contractor has completed the installation of all hydro poles between Island Road and Lawson Road. Upcoming Work: On the week of January 22, the focus shifted southward where crews will be...
By Pam Collins There has been an increase in sightings of coyotes in our neighbourhood lately, and some residents are voicing fear and alarm. It is common to see them walking on a road...
JANUARY 2024 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Contents Winterfest celebrates 25 yearsIncentive to get memberships earlyCCRA’s 75th year a significant milestoneCampaign Clean Centennial – third week each monthFree and fun activities around the areaWinter...
By Kathryn McLean Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a great end-of-the-year and is looking forward to 2024. January tends to be a time for reflection. Many of us look back on the...
A great way to stay healthy this season is to get outside and embrace all that winter has to offer. From cross-country skiing to bird watching and winter-themed guided walks, there’s no shortage of...
DECEMBER 2023 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Contents Centennial ranks high in several categories A few notes from the CCRA AGM Giving food as gifts is so easy for the holiday season Rouge Kitchen...
Following up on the informative October Centennial News article describing the Highland Creek wastewater treatment plant, the community should also be aware that the current multi-hearth incinerators at the plant are more than 50...
NOVEMBER 2023 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Connections over time and place Take a trip into the past at the Scarborough Archives Love of cars started early for female mechanic New Branch Head enjoys...
OCTOBER 2023 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES Popular Beer Store employee retires CCRA donates $5,000 to local foodbank Margarette Stanton celebrates her 100th birthday Wastewater treatment plant plays vital role in the community Moving...
SEPTEMBER 2023 ISSUE (DOWNLOAD PDF) PAST ISSUES SEPTEMBER 2023 FEATURE: Bill Hancox Park is open for fun! More TABLE OF CONTENTS Progress on V!VA is slow but sure More Orangutans a highlight of Borneo...
JUNE 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Juno nominee added to summer concerts lineup TABLE OF CONTENTS It’s Waterfront Festival time! Join us for the fun on June 24 Enjoy the fruits of summer in this delicious...
MAY 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Quick action on defaced mural TABLE OF CONTENTS The value of becoming a CCRA member..Journey into Journalism . So many ways to savour our delicious local strawberries. Exquisite novel begins...
Saturday May 27 “New” Royal Canadian Legion 305 Morrish Road $60 per person HQ Meats will provide a true beef experience DJ Bryan Cassling Cash Bar Dinner served at 7 Tickets are limited Contact:...
By Althea Fernandes Procrastination is sometimes a habit that we can’t seem to shake. We know that it’s not helpful and, in fact, it can hold us back from achieving goals or getting things...
APRIL 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Jogi Makhani, an artist in our midst Table of contents: Join us at our Earth Day event Simple ways to reduce food waste at home Author creates unique and unforgettable...
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...
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...
FEBRUARY 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Standing up for her: A love story Table of contents: Special carriers help deliver Centennial News Richard Glynn’s kitchen became a coffee lab as he roasted the beans Addressing changes...
JANUARY 2023 CONTENTS FEATURE: Winterfest is back! Table of contents: Facebook group makes OLG history . A great New Year’s resolution: add veggies to everything! . JJ’s Roti Delight brings a taste of Trinidad...
DECEMBER 2022 CONTENTS FEATURE: Peace and goodwill to all Table of contents: Lots of info at CCRA’s annual meeting Repair Café returns to Port Union Community Centre Why books make the best Christmas gifts...