Neighbourhood News and Events, January 2010 - Future of Tower Automotive
Junction Triangle Community Website
I would like to inform you about several upcoming events and news
items in our neighbourhood.
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1) COMMUNITY MEETING: FUTURE OF TOWER AUTOMOTIVE
Monday January 18, 7pm
Church of the First Born (72 Perth Ave.)
Want to know what's happening with the vacant Tower Automotive
property on Sterling Rd. south of Bloor St.? Castlepoint Developments
is hosting a series of meetings to discuss plans with the community.
Details about this first meeting were passed on to us by Phil from the
South Perth and Sterling Road Residents Association:
"We will be hosting the first of our Community Outreach meeting(s) for
the Sterling properties owned by Castlepoint on January 18, 2010 - 7pm
at the Church of the First Born (72 Perth Ave.) located directly next
to our vacant property fronting on Perth Street. Parking is available
on the vacant lands. Coffee/Tea and cookies are provided."
Web Link: http://www.junctiontriangle.ca/node/539
2) DIGIN MEETING WITH GUEST MARIO SILVA
Tuesday February 9, 7pm
Ambrico Room of the Wallace-Emerson Community Centre, 1260 Dufferin
St. (at Dupont).
Our member of Parliament for Davenport, Mario Silva, will be in
attendance to answer questions at next month's DIGIN meeting. The
focus of this meeting will likely revolve around the rail expansion
projects in our neighbourhood. Bring your questions and concern to
the meeting.
Web links: http://www.digin.ca/ and http://www.junctiontriangle.ca/node/545
3) FUZZY BOUNDARIES NEIGHBOURHOOD NAMING PROJECT: VOTE NOW
January 14th to 29th
Here is your opportunity to cast a vote for your favourite name for
our neighbourhood. You can vote online, or if you prefer you can fill
out a ballot at the Toronto Public Library, Perth-Dupont Branch (1589
Dupont St.).
Vote online at: http://www.fuzzyboundaries.ca