April 10th, 2011
We have set Wednesday, April 27th as debate day for the upcoming Federal Election.
Both the Kennedy and Nash campaigns are confirmed, and invitations have been received by the Train (Conservative) and Newton (Green) campaign offices.
Note the debate is open only to the invited candidates.
Please circle the date.
Wednesday, April 27th
Runnymede United Church – 432 Runnymede Rd.
7:30 pm
See you there.
The Executive of the BWVRA
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April 7th, 2011
A bit of advance notice: we’re still finalizing the details, but odds are excellent that the BWVRA Parkdale-High Park MP candidates debate will be Wednesday April 27 in the evening.
Save the date!
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May 2nd, 2010
Dear Bloor West residents:
You’re invited to a panel which will provide you with a chance to meet the leading contenders (this is not an “all” candidates meeting) for Toronto mayor.
They include Councillors Joe Pantalone, Rob Ford and Giorgio Mammolitti as well as George Smitherman, Rocco Rossi and Sarah Thomson.
The panel is at 7:00 pm May 5, Runnymede United Church, 432 Runnymede Road, 2 blocks north of Bloor.
As always, it will provide you with a good opportunity to renew your BWVRA membership or to take one out in order to support activities such as this.
Hope to see you then.
Steve McNally
BWVRA Chair
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November 25th, 2009
You are invited to a special meeting regarding the recently completed Bloor West Village Urban Design Charrette seminars. These three brainstorming sessions brought together representatives of several local residents associations, private citizens and professional planners to discuss our community’s vision for the future of Bloor West Village.
The impetus for the Charrette was the application made by the Tridel Corporation to build two large condo towers west of Bloor and Jane on the former Old Mill car dealership site.
As part of the application, Tridel was required to commission several studies that bear on the future of the rest of Bloor West Village. They identified other “soft” sites that are likely to be re-developed in the future; they modeled the sorts of buildings might go on them; they assessed the traffic impact of the Tridel project; and, assessed whether this was likely to set a precedent for height and density in the Village area.
Much information and food for thought came from the Charrette process that we, as participants in it, feel should be shared with you our members.
In attendance will be a member of City of Toronto Planning Department, a representative of Tridel Corporation, and a representative of the Old Mill Residents Association (which has commissioned its own studies in opposition to the Tridel application.)
Time & Place:
Tuesday, December 1st – 7:30pm
Runnymede United Church – 432 Runnymede Rd.
Kingsbury Room (second floor)
(look for the BWVRA sign on the door at the far end of the courtyard.)
We look forward to seeing you. If you have any questions in advance, please contact us at info at bwvra.ca.
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April 16th, 2008
From the Cyclometer newsletter:
You’re invited to a Public Open House to review and provide comments on a proposal to install bicycle lanes on Annette Street between Jane Street and Dundas Street West. This is part of a 3.5 kilometre east-west bikeway planned for installation this summer. The Public Open House will take place on Thursday April 17 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the Annette Recreation Centre, 333 Annette St.
If you are unable to attend the Public Open House but would like to provide us with your comments, you can email them to bikeplan@toronto.ca or fax to 416-392-4808.
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January 10th, 2008
Parks and Recreation staff are reviewing the current policy for dog off-leash areas in our local parks. It’s a contentious issue that never fails to generate spirited debate. They want to hear from users. Details below:
Notice of Public Information Update
Parks, Forestry and Recreation Staff are hosting a public information update. The current off-leash area of the park has been assessed to be suitable for off-leash activities.
The purpose of this meeting is to:
Review the People, Dogs and Parks Strategy
Review and fine tune the Off – Leash Area
“Conditions of Use” with respect to High Park and Rennie Park. Share ideas, comments and solutions.
Date: Tuesday, January 15, 2008, 7:00 pm
Location: Swansea Town Hall
95 Lavinia Avenue – Rousseau Room
Contact Information: Helen Sousa, Supervisor 416-392-6599
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