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Capital Projects Welcome to the 6th Annual Toronto BIA Recognition Awards Master Plan: Midtown Yonge Master Plan “Richmond Street” Collaborative Planning Downtown Yonge BIA Toronto Financial District BIA St Lawrence Market Neighbourhood BIA Streetscape Before After Downtown Yonge BIA: Re-vitalization of Gerrard Street Streetscape Cabbagetown BIA: Spruce and Amelia Parkettes Streetscape Roncesvalles Village BIA Peace Garden Streetscape Before The Beach Village BIA Kew Gardens Gateway Forest Hill Village BIA: Suydam Park Gateway Baby Gates Point BIA Metheun Parkette Creative Solutions Wexford Heights BIA Solar Accent Lighting Creative Solutions Korea Town BIA Solar Pedestrian lighting Floral Bayview Leaside BIA Floral Regal Heights BIA Albion Islington Square BIA Franklin Art Group “Be-you-tiful” Emille Jajus Chinatown BIA In conjunction with the theme of the Chinatown Festival 2016 Legend of the Dragon Weston Village BIA “Windows of Time” Crossroads of the Danforth BIA Sharing art with the community is a wonderful way to inspire others, and create involvement, a community event was also a part of this mural as area residents and children added their own brush strokes to the mural. MURAL Bloorcourt BIA “Make Good” Jimmy Chiale “MAKE GOOD” is a nod to the friendly spirit, creative activity of this neighbourhood and to Maker culture. It is also a leader, a preface: make good art, make good choices, make good community… Lakeshore Village BIA “The Islington Train Station” “Lake Shore Legends” Gerrard India Bazaar BIA Church-Wellesley Village BIA Duke Heights BIA Mount Dennis BIA Before After Dupont by the Castle BIA The hope is to create dialogue and raise awareness of the need for reconciliation between the “new” peoples in Canada and the indigenous nations which have been living here for thousands of years. Both Davenport and Spadina were ancient trails used by many people to meet at the shore of the lake Ossington BIA: The Ossington Criterium Bike Race Toronto Entertainment District BIA Festival Street Bloor-Yorkville BIA Beautylicious Bloor by the Park BIA Toast to Autumn Downtown Yonge BIA Canada Day “Living Flag” This was the first outdoor “Living Flag” to happen in the History of Toronto The Beach Village BIA: Ward 32 Olympic Parade Emery Village BIA Emery Village BIA set forth a historical project raising awareness for our silent heroes whose kindness and perseverance shaped the social fabric of our community. For Emery, that historical figure was Joseph Bannon who encapsulated National pride by continuing to symbolize good will and altruism to this very day Long Branch Village BIA: West Queen West BIA WQW Introduces Toronto’s 1st e-Gift Card Neighbourhood Gift Card. Malls don’t have to be the only ones to offer a multi-store gift card, now our neighbourhood has one too. Buying and redeeming e-gift cards is easy. Gift cards can be purchased here on our website and sent instantly to anyone, anywhere by email, text or Facebook The Junction BIA “A number of years ago, the BIA established a relationship with the Corrections Services Canada halfway house on Keele Street. This arrangement allows the BIA to contact the CSC Employment Counsellor when we require assistance mainly in the form of casual labour. The CSC staff vet the current residents of the halfway house and send appropriate people to us to help with our BIA projects. The benefit to the residents of the facility is that it gives them a work opportunity and the benefit to the BIA is that it gives us access to a pool of casual workers. In addition, some business owners have used the same opportunity. In general, it has proven to be a very successful relationship and the BIA are happy to recommend it to any BIA that requires occasional casual staff. “ Parkdale Village BIA Michael Comstock Community Builder Award Don Panos Wishes to thank our Sponsors Congratulations to all of the 2016 Toronto BIA Winners. You are a shining example of Communities working together! .
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