Watch this small presentation on the impact on subsidy after the end of the operating agreements
A diverse community you can call home!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Read this article from the CHFT about what co-ops want after the end of their operating agreements
What Co-ops Want
What Co-ops Want
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
The Globe and Mail Co-op Article
The Globe and Mail published a special report called “The Power of Co-operatives” in their May 15 issue.
The eight-page spread features a variety of stories about the International Year, international development, emerging co-op sectors and co-operative values and benefits. A variety of co-op sectors were profiled, including agriculture, finance (credit unions), and housing.
The special report was co-sponsored by the Canadian Co-operative Association and the International Summit of Cooperatives and funded by advertising from The Co-operators, Credit Union Central of Canada, Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada, Desjardins and Agropur.
The article can be read or downloaded below
Globe and Mail Co-op Article - Full view
The eight-page spread features a variety of stories about the International Year, international development, emerging co-op sectors and co-operative values and benefits. A variety of co-op sectors were profiled, including agriculture, finance (credit unions), and housing.
The special report was co-sponsored by the Canadian Co-operative Association and the International Summit of Cooperatives and funded by advertising from The Co-operators, Credit Union Central of Canada, Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada, Desjardins and Agropur.
The article can be read or downloaded below
Globe and Mail Co-op Article - Full view
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Galloway Road Traffic Calming Petition
A serious injury occurred on Galloway Road in December due to excessive speed. Right now, the speed limit is 50 KPH. Thanks to all the members and neighbours who signed the petition (114 signatures).
The petition is addressed to the mayor and city council and the request is for speed bumps on Galloway Road as well as a speed limit of 30 KPH. Our local councillor, Mr Paul Ainslie met with our Co-op Manager, as well as with Wanda who had been injured in a Galloway Road accident. The petition was handed over to Mr Ainslie during this meeting at the Scarborough Civic Centre on March 25, 2012.
The petition is addressed to the mayor and city council and the request is for speed bumps on Galloway Road as well as a speed limit of 30 KPH. Our local councillor, Mr Paul Ainslie met with our Co-op Manager, as well as with Wanda who had been injured in a Galloway Road accident. The petition was handed over to Mr Ainslie during this meeting at the Scarborough Civic Centre on March 25, 2012.
Monday, November 7, 2011
YMCA Youth Leader Corps Program
The YMCA is offering a free program for everyone in grades 9-12. The program is Tuesdays
from 4 until 6 PM.
For more information call 416-786-7755 or e-mail jodi.tingling@ymcagta.org
Don't miss an opportunity for leadership training!
from 4 until 6 PM.
For more information call 416-786-7755 or e-mail jodi.tingling@ymcagta.org
Don't miss an opportunity for leadership training!
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Canada Learning Bond: "Free Money" for low income earners
Canada Learning Bond
Free Money for Low Income Earners $$$! - The amount of free federal dollars left behind because nobody knows about the Canada Learning Bond (see link above) for low income families is far too high. Across Canada there are 405,000 eligible families that don't apply for the free money. In Toronto 78,000 families with incomes under $41,000 a year and children born after '04 who could take advantage of the $2000 for their child'd education. For more information on how you can apply for the free money please click the link and read the info.
Free Money for Low Income Earners $$$! - The amount of free federal dollars left behind because nobody knows about the Canada Learning Bond (see link above) for low income families is far too high. Across Canada there are 405,000 eligible families that don't apply for the free money. In Toronto 78,000 families with incomes under $41,000 a year and children born after '04 who could take advantage of the $2000 for their child'd education. For more information on how you can apply for the free money please click the link and read the info.
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