By Denise Bacon April showers bring May flowers and the kick-off of the annual CCRA Membership Campaign! This year, membership is more important than ever as our community needs a very strong voice as...

By Kathryn Stocks Early in the morning on April 2, our beautiful Passage to Port Union mural at the Centennial Plaza was defaced with graffiti in three places. This angered the community and your...

By Kathy Rowe “If you asked 100 people what is art, you would get 100 different answers and they would all be correct,” commented artist Jogi Makhani. “It’s an individual experience. Art is between...

Twenty women signed up for the initial Mama Hawks program. Played out over three weeks in March, the sessions were designed to teach hockey moms on-ice skills and the basics of hockey, as well...

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...

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...

Marcia Alderson happily grew up in Centennial with her mother, Yvonne, and her father, George By Kathy McGrath Marcia Alderson fondly remembers her childhood growing up in the Centennial. She recalls fishing in Rouge...

A CCRA News delivery team drops into Mr Beans for a break. Front left to right: Paul, Katie and Christine. Back left to right: Mark, Adam, Corey and team manager Michelle Brown. By Kathryn...

Sue Vine holds the big cheque won by the Ladies of the Rouge Facebook group. By Sue Vine During the pandemic, I created a local Facebook community page called Ladies of the Rouge. It...

The device pictured here with John is a multi-task stick that he created for a client with arthritis who has difficulty with reaching for things in her kitchen. The rubber tip on one end...