Toronto – Toronto mayor Olivia Chow stopped by Marc Garneau CI in Flemingdon Park and saw a healthy meal program in action. She said: “We know student meal programs increase attendance, improve test scores, and create healthier communities.“
Toronto Scottish Country Dance
Toronto – Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said: “Our parks are incredible places for communities to come together. I had so much fun joining the Toronto Scottish Country Dance Association for their Dancing In The Park event in Edward Gardens. It’s every Tuesday in June if you’re interested.”
Mayor Chow interacts with Tamil community in Toronto
Toronto – Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow interacted with the Tamil community in Toronto. She said the community has dynamic entrepreneurs, artists, and professionals. The community “has established itself as a driving force behind our city’s economic and cultural life. It was an honour to join so many in Scarborough today to mark Tamil Heritage Month,” she said.
Mayor Olivia Chow had good fun at new year levée
Toronto – Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she had “some good fun at new year’s levée and skating party! Looking forward to a great year head.”
Toronto Mayor Chow invites residents on Annual Skating Party
Toronto – Join Mayor Olivia Chow and Members of Council on Sunday, January 7, 2024 from 2-4pm at Nathan Phillips Square to celebrate the new year with a skating party! Skates will be available to borrow, free of charge, along with hot chocolate and cookies. This will also be an opportunity to meet and greet Mayor Chow and Members of Council. …
Mayor Olivia Chow unveils new Terry Fox public artwork
Toronto – Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik (Spadina-Fort York) were joined by Darrell Fox, brother of Terry Fox, to reveal the new public art project “We Are Shaped by the Obstacles We Face”, which commemorates the legacy of Canadian humanitarian and activist Terry Fox. Also on hand for the unveiling will be representatives from the Legacy …
Chow proclaims August as Emancipation Month in Toronto
Toronto – Mayor Olivia Chow proclaimed August as Emancipation Month in Toronto. Throughout the month of August, the City of Toronto will offer programming to acknowledge the legacy and history of slavery in Canada and to celebrate its abolition. The City has proclaimed August 1 Emancipation Day since 1998 and Emancipation Month in August since 2019. The City also has …