Pub Night: Thursday, March 23, 2023
Holiday Celebration: Thursday, Dec. 8, 2022
Oakwood Village Winter Warm Up
Pumpkin Carving on October 22
Ward 9 Municipal Election Debate
Thanks for all your support, John
After a decade of service, John Keating has stepped down as Chair of the Regal Height’s Residents Association.
We thank and recognize John for his support and partnership with Northcliffe Village Residents' Association and the wider community.
We thank and recognize John for his support and partnership with Northcliffe Village Residents' Association and the wider community.
Jubilee in the Park
Winterfest 2021
Event subject to cancelation based on city and provincial regulations regarding COVID requirements.
Oakwood-St. Clair Parkland Study Virtual Open House (November 24th)
Pumpkin Carving 2021
Fox and Fiddle Introduces Special Reduced-Price Menu
The Fox and Fiddle has introduced a special take-out menu at reduced prices for local residents. 1085 St Clair Ave W, (416) 657-3691
Official COVID-19 information portals
Looking for information on the evolving coronavirus situation? Below is a list of reliable resources.
Winterfest
Pub night
Candidates Debate
Summerfest 2019
Community Clean Up Day
Saturday, April 27, 2019 is Community Cleanup Day in Toronto. Join the board of the Northcliffe Village Residents’ Association from 1:00pm to 3:00pm to do a little tidying up around Northcliffe Village.
We will meeting in front of Santa Chiara Parkette on the north-west corner of Northcliffe Blvd. and St. Clair Ave. W. at 1:00pm. The City will support registered cleanups with litter and recycling bags and special litter collection.
Come out and support your community.
We will meeting in front of Santa Chiara Parkette on the north-west corner of Northcliffe Blvd. and St. Clair Ave. W. at 1:00pm. The City will support registered cleanups with litter and recycling bags and special litter collection.
Come out and support your community.
Public drop in
The City of Toronto is proposing to install cycling infrastructure in the Oakwood neighbourhood. A public drop-in event to view designs and answer questions will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre, 341 Oakwood Avenue. Click here for more details.
Games Night
Winterfest
Annual holiday gathering
Pumpkin Carving
2018 Garden Social
Community Cleanup Day
This Saturday April 21st is Community Cleanup Day in Toronto. Join the board of the Northcliffe Village Residents’ Association from 2pm to 4pm to do a little tidying up around Northcliffe Village. We will meeting in front of Santa Chiara Parkette on the north-west corner of Northcliffe Blvd. and St. Clair Ave. W. at 2pm. The City will support registered cleanups with litter and recycling bags and special litter collection.
Come out and support your community.
Come out and support your community.
Public Meeting Notice - Improving Intersection Safety at Springmount and Regal
The city of Toronto is hosting special presentation by staff in the Public Realm and Traffic Operations Sections of Transportation Services on an approach to public realm and traffic safety improvements at Springmount Avenue and Regal Road, inspired by the recent tactical urbanism project of Dave Meslin and the local community. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the Meeting Room of Dufferin St. Clair Library (1625 Dufferin Street).
Every Tree Counts Community Grants Now Available!
Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation has announced the opening of a second round of funding to support community tree planting initiatives in Toronto. Up to $350,000 in annual grants are now available to non-profit organizations and groups interested in leading native tree planting and tree care projects on private land.
Every Tree Counts Community Grants start at $10,000 and support the Every Tree Counts movement, a collective effort in Toronto to grow the city’s tree cover to 40%. The City of Toronto plants over 100,000 trees annually on public land, however, the greatest potential for additional tree planting exists on private land. This means communities, businesses, and institutions have a big role to play in growing and caring for the city’s trees.
More information is available here.
Every Tree Counts Community Grants start at $10,000 and support the Every Tree Counts movement, a collective effort in Toronto to grow the city’s tree cover to 40%. The City of Toronto plants over 100,000 trees annually on public land, however, the greatest potential for additional tree planting exists on private land. This means communities, businesses, and institutions have a big role to play in growing and caring for the city’s trees.
More information is available here.
Pumpkin carving October 28, 2017
