This post from February 8th has details on $86.7 million dollars in City infrastructure work planned for Ward 8.
Within the next six years, more than $86.7 million dollars is allocated to repair, replace, upgrade and build new City infrastructure throughout Ward 8. The planned work includes major road repairs, upgrades to neighbourhood roads and sidewalks, community assets, parks and recreation.
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Continue reading “$86.7 Million In City Infrastructure Work Scheduled for Ward 8 Within 6 Years”This post, from February 23, has information on possible improvements to the Trieste Bocce Club in Ward 8.
A recent motion was passed at the Public Works committee, and following that City Council, which will see investment at Trieste Bocce Club in Ward 8.
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Continue reading “Upcoming investment at Trieste Bocce Club”This post, from November 19, has information regarding proposed art installations along the Keddy Access Trail.
The Keddy Access Trail, a multi-use trail connecting Ward 8 to the lower city, will soon be getting a new look as the City is set to install public art installations along the route.
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Continue reading “Keddy Trail set for proposed art installations”134 of 200 native shade trees available for free to Ward 8 residents have been spoken for. Don’t miss your last chance to receive your tree – just in time for spring planting!
The Ward 8 Office has given away 134 of 200 native shade trees made available to Ward 8 residents, just in time for spring planting – now is your last chance to reserve yours while quantities last.
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Continue reading “Reminder – Free Shade Trees for Ward 8 Residents!”New railings will be installed to improve access to the Captain Cornelius Community Forest thanks to collaboration with Ward 8 & 14 HWDSB Trustee Becky Buck.
This summer new railings will be installed to improve the accessibility of the concrete steps connecting Rolston Drive to the Rolston Community Forest and Captain Cornelius Park adjacent to Westview Elementary School.
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Continue reading “New Stair Railings To Improve Rolston Community Forest Access”
