Join us for our October Heritage Walk as we remember the people, places and events that helped shape our neighbourhoods. Moses Gatchell and his brother Thomas purchased nearly 200 acres west of the cemetery in 1903. This Sunday we will step outside of our Kingsmount-Bell Park boundaries to remember some of the prominent Sudburians andContinueContinue reading “October Heritage Walk”
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Free Tree Pilot Project
Submissions closed The Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN has purchased a limited number of trees suitable for planting in residential front yards – maples, lindens, red oaks, ivory silk lilac, burr oak. It is our goal to help contribute to the tree canopy coverage and to further enhance the walkability of our neighbourhoods. Eligibility is limited to residentsContinueContinue reading “Free Tree Pilot Project”
Creek Stories
Join us for our September Kingsmount-Bell Park heritage walk as we remember the people, places and events that helped shape our neighbourhoods. This Sunday we will explore the Kingsmount section of Junction Creek. Prior to the arrival of European settlers Junction Creek (Nibi Nikwejiwong) was an important “water highway” for area First Nations people. ForContinueContinue reading “Creek Stories”
Reminder – Notice of General Meeting
The forecast appears sunny and warm for the Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN General Meeting, Saturday, September 14, 2024, 11:00 am-noon. The meeting will be held outdoors at the York Street Tot Lot where you will see the latest improvements to the playground, hear future plans and committee updates. You can view the Agenda here. Bring aContinueContinue reading “Reminder – Notice of General Meeting”
Notice of General Meeting
Join us for the next Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN General Meeting, Saturday, September 14, 2024, 11:00 am-noon. Weather permitting, the meeting will be held outdoors at the York Street Tot Lot where you will see the latest improvements to the playground and hear future plans. Bring a lawn chair and your ideas about how the CANContinueContinue reading “Notice of General Meeting”
Creek Stories
Join us for our September Kingsmount-Bell Park heritage walk as we remember the people, places and events that helped shape our neighbourhoods. This Sunday afternoon we will explore the Kingsmount section of Junction Creek. Prior to the arrival of European settlers Junction Creek (Nibi Nikwejiwong) was an important “water highway” for area First Nations people.ContinueContinue reading “Creek Stories”
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