The LPC is working on a new map-based portal for learning about heritage structures and features in Alderwood, Long Branch, New Toronto and Mimico.
Download the flyer. Sign the petition.
Save a piece of Mimico's heritage.
On April 1, 2011 Armstrong Hunter and Associates, land use planners for Longo Properties, submitted a private planning application for a proposed Official Plan amendment to the Toronto Official Plan to the Etobicoke-York District Community Planning department. The application raises the prospect of removing or demolishing heritage features during redevelopment of the Amadeo Garden Court apartments.
You can learn more about the proposed development as it currently stands at the 2521 - 2543 Lake Shore Boulevard West Overview page. A flyer which explains what has taken place and the heritage of the site is attached.
See attached -POSTER- PDF for list of Workshop Topics.
Please click here to pre-register online
Note: Position papers for the various sub-groups are available in 'Attachments' section (below).
(See attached PDF for printable version of AGM Flyer)
Toronto City Planning Division invites you to attend a Community Meeting regarding the status of "Mimico 2020", an ongoing revitalization initiative for the Mimico-By-The-Lake community.The purpose of this meeting is to provide a status update, and to hear from you at this critical juncture, prior to proceeding with a draft final policy framework.
There will be a debriefing meeting following the Mimico 20/20 Development Community Meeting, held on November 15th. Please join us at Wesley Mimico United Church (2 Station Rd) on Tuesday November 22nd at 6:30 pm to discuss the issues raised at the meeting and any other relevant information.
This Community Meeting will give an opportunity for all local residents to:
Topics To Be Discussed:
This Meeting is Hosted by a Network of Community Groups Including
Families and All Ages Encouraged!
On-Site Childcare Available, Refreshments will be Provided!
The Lakeshore Heritage Roadshow
“Help Uncover the Lakeshore's Hidden History”
Saturday, May 7, 2011
the Assembly Hall
(1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive)
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Do you have “old” pictures of the Lakeshore stacked away in your basement?
Is there a story you think should be recorded and preserved?
Bring out your Lakeshore area historical artifacts, photos and documents. Items will be photographed or scanned to provide a digital record. The background history of each item will also be documented.
Download the attached PDF to print out this letter. The letter is addressed to Heritage Preservation Services requesting that they act to protect the Mimico Fire Hall.
You can share this document by sending people to this address: http://www.lakeshoreforum.ca/mimico-fire-hall
The Etobicoke Historical Society's speaker for their March 25, 2010 meeting is the Michael Fitzgerald, the editor of their own newsletter, Aldernews. Michael will be speaking on "Elm Bank, Braeburn and the Grubb Pioneers".
http://www.etobicokehistorical.com/Our_Meetings/March_2010/march_2010.html
The Long Branch Historical Society presents:
“Right to Your Front Door” by Herb Kingston
