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- Vote for the Perth Schoolyard Project
- Campbell rink pre-lockout dinner and information session
- Perth Dupont Library: Opening 1982 Photos
- Volunteers needed at West Toronto Services for Seniors
- Meeting: Perth Ave. PS Grade 7-8 Expansion
- Perth Dupont Library: Original Location !
- Dodge Plant Fire
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- Redevelopment of the Wallace-Perth Church property
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Our Area Keeps Getting Cleaner and Greener
Nobody would be against removing (and treating) more contaminated soil from our area, especially in a park or next to residences. The remediation at the old Alcan site (Tower) and Glidden site are major steps to making our area safe from pollutants that linger from the past.
The Bloor/Dundas Ave. Study commissioned by the City, asked for by residents, released last year identified our area as one that needed more parks, gardens, and green spaces. This study looked at our Triangle as part of their study area and it is clear that we need more green.
Who could be against clean and green, besides Metrolinx that is.