SCARBOROUGH BLUFFS NOTICE OF CAUTION
Updated: January 15, 2020
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is warning of risks due to landslides along the Scarborough Bluffs. This poses a risk to path users along the top of the Bluffs, as slides can occur at any moment.
TRCA cautions members of the public who walk along or up/down the Scarborough Bluffs and waterfront areas.
A portion of the Waterfront Trail immediately west of the Guild Park and Gardens construction access is impassible due to a recent landslide. Updates will be posted as available HERE
Dear Scarborough-Guildwood Neighbours,
I would like to wish everyone a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year for 2020!
Starting off right, on Wednesday January 8th, I brought forward a number of items to the Scarborough Community Council for consideration. This included a request to re-open an item heard in December 2019 which asked for the reduction of speed limits on roads in Ward 24, in particular around schools. The purpose of this item is to bring awareness and address the very important safety concerns on our roads. SC11.8 – Scarborough Minor Arterial and Collector Road Speed Limit Reductions as Part of Vision Zero Speed Management Strategy.
Also part of the City’s Speed Management Strategy (Vision Zero) is the installation of Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras and signage on our streets.
Toronto's enhanced bylaws for Vehicles for Hire are in effect. These changes improve safety on our roads and keep providers more accountable.
Highlights:
- Requires 3 year driving experience
- Created mandatory City-approved training program
- Required "Watch for Bikes" notices
Full bylaw is available here.
The 2020 Rate Supported Budget was launched on November 15. City services impact your life every day. Each time you visit a recreation centre, borrow a book from the library, and have your garbage or recycling picked up, drink clean water from the tap, ride the TTC or have emergency services rush to your aid – you are using a City of Toronto service. Your voice matters. Find dates of Committee and Council Budget Schedules and meetings here.
Volunteer Opportunities in Your Neighbourhood!
Interested in volunteer opportunities? Do you need volunteer hours for school, or just want to be active in your community? There are many events throughout the year where you can help. Volunteer for any of the following!
- Community BBQ's
- Canada Day Parade
- Environment Days
- The Guild Alive with Culture Arts Festival
- Halloween Haunt
- New Year's Levee
- Movie Nights
- Town Hall Meetings
- Community Notification Deliveries
If you or someone you know might be interested, click below to sign up.
If you want to get further information about events, feel free to contact my City Hall Office at 416-392-4008 or email me at councillor_ainslie@toronto.ca
Scarborough-Guildwood Youth Council!
As we get ready to go back to school I would like to encourage all youth to join the Scarborough-Guildwood Youth Council! This leadership opportunity will allow members to engage with the Scarborough-Guildwood community and gain meaningful knowledge about municipal politics.
We are looking for youth aged 13-21 who are interested in getting involved within the community, passionate about social issues and those seeking leadership roles. If you or someone you know might be interested, visit the following link here.
Members will be supported in efforts which positively contribute to our community, gain experience holding leadership roles and enhancing their public speaking skills. Apply here. Learn more by reading this brochure. If you have any question please contact my City Hall Office at 416-392-4008 or email me councillor_ainslie@toronto.ca
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Janaury 30, 2020
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