Residents are invited to comment on the proposals for bike lanes on Sherbourne Street.

The Toronto Environment Office is now accepting applications for the spring 2012 round of Live Green Toronto Grants.

Resident/community groups, charitable and not-for-profit organizations, and Business Improvement Areas are invited to apply for funds for projects that green our neighbourhoods, reduce emissions, clean our air and help us adapt to climate change.

For more information about the Live Green Toronto grants, including information on how to apply, please visit www.livegreentoronto.ca.

It is important to the Riverdale Farm Coalition that residents from across Toronto have an opportunity to share their vision about what the Farm can or should be and offer their ideas to make this vision a reality.

The Riverdale Farm Coalition is committed to ensuring that communities across this city have an opportunity to participate in this process and that their ideas are considered.

In order to do so in an effective and efficient way, the Coalition is asking that you kindly complete the survey (accessible at the link below), and encourage your friends, family and neighbours to do the same.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/riverdalefarm

Councillor Pam McConnell’s Winter 2011 newsletter was recently sent throughout Ward 28. A PDF version of this newsletter is now available.

On Wednesday, January 4, Councillor Pam McConnell co-hosted a town hall meeting with Councillors Kristyn Wong-Tam (Ward 27) and Adam Vaughan (Ward 20) on the City’s 2012 Budgets.

Join me, fellow City Councillors, and the Mayor at the annual Mayor’s New Year’s Levee at Toronto City Hall on Monday January 2nd.

My Winter 2011 Newsletter to residents published the date for the Levee as Sunday, January 1st. After the newsletter went to print the Mayor’s office changed the date to Monday, January 2nd.

Please note the new date, and I hope you are able to join us.