Cabbagetown Residents Association

Weekly local/city news round up form the CRA https://bit.ly/3jppeWQ

Open for Business! Thank you to our ice rink hero's for making this community ice rink a reality. Be sure to sign up for a 30min skate at The Wink at Winchester FB page!!

Sharpen your ice skates neighbours! Congratulations to the community volunteers who came together to build Cabbagetown's first natural ice rink! Spearheaded by Trish Finkelstein and sponsored by Mark Michelin at St.Jamestown Steak and Chops our neighbourhood now has another outlet to burn off some COVID energy. The new rink...which has been named "The Wink" is located at Winchester Park.... All info about the rink can be found on the rinks Facebook page: The Wink at Winchester There you will find an online sign up schedule, rules and everything you need to know about getting out and enjoying a skate with your family. *You must sign up and reserve your skate time* It takes a Village to start up and keep community initiatives like The Wink going. The volunteers and donations from members of the Cabbagetown Community never ceases to amaze. Stay warm, stay safe and...have fun!

News round-up from the Cabbagetown Residents Association: https://bit.ly/3oDhUYC

The CRA is looking for a couple more Cabbagetown residents to join our board of directors. Interested? Please email us at [email protected]. https://bit.ly/2NFKQ5v

Weekly city/Local news round up from the CRA - https://bit.ly/3j7CpLf

City/Local news roundup for week of September 12-18, from the Cabbagetown Residents Association. https://bit.ly/33EZCOl

Canadians consumed by wanderlust can choose from nearly 50 international destinations that aren't requiring travellers from this country to quarantine on arrival, says Meredith MacLeod at CTV News. https://bit.ly/3jFhxuA

Our local hospices (Emily’s House and The Philip Aziz Centre) are doing a Food Drive to support clients facing food security issues. Please support this community initiative. https://bit.ly/34lAyxO

This September, the City of Toronto will launch a new online registration system for short-term rental operators who are renting their homes on a short-term basis for a period of less than 28 consecutive days. https://bit.ly/3gmSISc

For the past 5 years, the Dixonlicious fundraising event has been a cornerstone of support for vital food programs in Toronto’s downtown east and Regent Park. This year it's gone virtual. Check it out and place some bids! https://bit.ly/3aTzfas

Weekly City/Local News Roundup for Cabbagetown residents from the CRA. https://bit.ly/34lfDLl

The Laneway Project is a really interesting initiative to leverage Toronto's laneways to help small businesses, improve walkability and better integrate them into everyday life. https://www.thelanewayproject.ca/

Through the new Bike Share Toronto CAA South Central Ontario partnership, Bike Share riders can ride for free every Wednesday in the month of September https://bit.ly/3j1WFxt

City and local news round-up for Cabbagetowners from the CRA https://bit.ly/3iKy5B8

Reminder that residential on-street parking enforcement restarts today. https://bit.ly/3fXlF6T

Enforcement of City of Toronto Residential On-Street Permit Parking program to resume August 14 at midnight. https://bit.ly/3k6iAom

City announces Family Well-Being Plan developed in partnership with community agencies and social service providers, to highlight support available to those experiencing family violence during the pandemic. https://bit.ly/30rUgFV

City, Dixon Hall and TCHC to renovate and revitalize supportive, multi-tenant (rooming house) units at 502-508 Parliament St., next to the LCBO. Revitalization to proceed this fall and be ready for occupancy in spring 2021. https://bit.ly/2DBDFGl

City Council has voted in favour of a temporary bylaw requiring masks or face coverings in common areas in apartments and condominiums. https://bit.ly/39JRUVU

Unfortunately for anyone looking to cool of at a local beach, officials are warning about high levels of E. coli at some of the most popular ones. https://bit.ly/3jN9HzO

Working from home in Ontario will be recommended for the 'foreseeable future' after Health Minister Christine Elliott said that Ontario will remain in Stage 3 until there is a vaccine or treatment for COVID-19 https://bit.ly/3jHBl1f

Bike Share Toronto and CAA form new partnership: https://bit.ly/2WHzUWX

Wellesley Park splash pad closed July 16 for minor maintenance. Re-opens Friday July 17.

City/local news round-up for week of June 27 - July 3, from the CRA ~ https://bit.ly/31Lg9Rh

Toronto city council has voted to make non-medical masks and face coverings mandatory in indoor public spaces to help limit the spread of the coronavirus. https://bit.ly/38efol4

Starting Thursday, the City of Toronto permit parking program will begin accepting and issuing new and renewed parking permits. https://bit.ly/38dMjWS