#monarch #butterfly #habitat #golfcourses This can be witnessed by the greater numbers that we in the North East are seeing. Habitat recovery has been the real key and interconnecting conservation corridors. Thanks to all the land owners, especially the local golf course that have allowed the Milkweed to grow in the bordering rough. Check out […]
Will the lulling, bucolic days of August be the harbinger for the G.T.A housing market for the remainder of 2018 & 2019? Metaphorically the Bank of Canada now sits between a rock and a hard place, regarding it`s predicament to raise rates or hold rates steady. Domestic inflation is now greater > 3.2 %. Nearly […]
The non declared $ policy, being advocated by the Bank Of Canada, has seen the Loonie drop 10% points or more within a year relative to the Greenback. It’s anybody’s guess to how much lower the $ may drop as the interest rate spread widens between the American Fed & our BOC. Having a 68 […]
Huge Kudos to Santa’s progressive thinking Elves. Thanks to everyone who sculptured and poured an ice rink in the centre of town. Proof that Santa’s Elves work and breathe in the Inglewood Valley!
Headwaters Hospital will be hosting the 3rd annual cycle event through the picturesque hills of Caledon this upcoming September 16th at 7:00 am till 11:00 pm. The event starts at the Inglewood Arena and afterward there is a BBQ at Caledon Hills Cycling. Usually there are about 200 riders and 30 of them are CCC members. […]
The Globe and Mail The wild home prices of every Toronto area region. (And, wow, Georgina) MICHAEL BABAD PUBLISHED APRIL 20, 2017UPDATED JUNE 5, 2017 FOR SUBSCRIBERS BRIEFING HIGHLIGHTS Home prices surge across Toronto area Ontario unveils plans to fight bubble GM says Venezuela illegally seizes plant WestJet looks to launch no-frills airline 42.4% ANNUAL […]
The legendary Yogi Berra would likely start his commentary on the G.T.A housing market with “it ain`t over till it is over” or something to that effect. The G.T.A housing market is now cruising at double the normal affordability ratio, while the B.C lower mainland is triple. That translates to people are spending 8 […]
March 2017 Calendar
2017-030T ROP Project Notice – Cheltenham Badlands
Nearly 3/4 of a million public transit commuters per week must play a distant second fiddle while riding the streetcar, to those 3% of commuters that transit via private vehicles.. Factually, it is just as quick to walk from Liberty Village to Yonge Street as it is to ride the Red Rocket. This is […]