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David Dunlap Observatory Park Bridge
The long-anticipated pedestrian and cycling bridge over the railway tracks is finally here, connecting David Dunlap Observatory Park with Observatory Lane—and, beyond that, the growing community around Yonge Street and 16th Avenue.
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The City offers an amazing assortment of Art & Culture Workshops this fall!!
Unleash your creativity and discover new skills through City's Cultural Services diverse selection of arts and culture one day workshops.
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The Central Library is almost re-opened!
Central Branch will reopen with limited hours and spaces starting Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Services will be gradually reintroduced during the fall months, and areas that are still being worked on will be unavailable.
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It's almost time to vote!
Here are the candidates:
Mayoral
- David West
- Domenic Bardari
- Holo Devnani
Regional Councillor (2 are elected)
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Shrub of the Month: Common Elderberry
Common elderberry is a large, fast-growing native shrub valued for its showy flowers, nutritious berries and importance to wildlife.
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E-Scooters are not toys!
E-scooters have been getting more and more popular. And their riders are getting more popular in the ERs.
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Connecting the Community meetings resume September 15
It has been close to 20 years that there has been these Connecting the Community meetings Tuesday mornings. They started at Panera Bread. Then we filled the lobby of the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts.
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Art Exhibit at L.L. Contemporary Gallery - Jeffrey Halstead: TRAMPOLINE TRAMPOLEEN TRAMPOLIN
L.L. Contemporary (95 East Beaver Creek Road, Unit 2) is pleased to present TRAMPOLINE TRAMPOLEEN TRAMPOLIN, a solo exhibition by Jeffrey Halstead bringing together seventeen works produced between 2019 and 2026.
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