BRAMPTON – Brampton’s historic Gage Park is undergoing a revitalization with critical renovations to increase its functionality for all users to enjoy. Gage Park is a multi-functional park providing recreational opportunities and events throughout the year. Beginning April 8, some areas of Gage Park will close to accommodate the renovations, which include: replacing the current ice pad various power upgrades …
Brampton – April is Earth Month and the City of Brampton has many initiatives planned throughout the month to celebrate. Residents can participate in free, family-friendly activities including park cleanup events, tree plantings and the third annual Earth Day Environmental Celebration on Saturday, April 20. Residents are encouraged to come out and join in the fun and show how Brampton …
HALIFAX – The places and spaces we transform through sharing art and culture become so much more than their four walls. We remember and cherish the places where we were when special moments took place. Nova Scotia’s diverse and vibrant culture is supported by numerous organizations that deliver performances, exhibits, workshops, displays and more. The staff and volunteers of these …
Ottawa – Protecting and maintaining a rich and diverse marine ecosystem is critical to the health of Canada’s aquatic species and habitats. That is why the Government of Canada is once again implementing annual measures to safeguard the endangered North Atlantic right whale, protecting them from fishing gear entanglements and vessel strikes—the biggest threats to their survival. Today, the Minister of …
Toronto – Below are City of Toronto activities, operations and facilities with planned openings and closures for Friday, March 29, through Monday, April 1, 2024. Community Centres On March 29, and April 1, all community recreation facilities will be closed. Regularly scheduled drop-in programs and registered activities will operate on Saturday, March 30, and Sunday, March 31. More information and schedules are …
Guelph — Guelph is receiving a federal investment of $13.5 million to support the construction of a new central library. This was announced today by MP Lloyd Longfield and Mayor Cam Guthrie, Planned to be 88,000 sq. ft., the new facility will transform the Baker Street municipal parking lot to replace the current central library, which opened in 1965. The …
BRAMPTON – Brampton is a vibrant city with dynamic and diverse communities and outdoor spaces for everyone to enjoy. To keep our streets safe and accessible for all, the City is sharing reminders about responsible street parking and usage practices. How to park safely on a street The City of Brampton permits street parking so long as it does not …
BRAMPTON – Summer break is around the corner. Get ready for an exciting adventure as the City of Brampton’s summer camp registration opens on April 8, offering a wide range of activities and experiences for children, youth and young adults ages four to 21 and older. Key dates Summer camps are now available to view online (as of March 25 at …
The Healthy Early Years (HEY) program aims to improve the health and development of children and their families, particularly those living in situations of increased vulnerability. Ottawa -Improving the health and wellbeing of children and families in official language minority communities (OLMCs) across Canada is a priority for the Government of Canada. Health and development programs that are appropriate to …
Halifax — Greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced at the former site of the Highway 101 landfill after a combined investment of over $500,000 from the federal and Nova Scotia governments along with the Halifax Regional Municipality. This was announced by Parliamentary Secretary Darrell Samson, Minister Brad Johns, and Mayor Mike Savage. From 2005 to 2022, methane gas was collected from …
