Parks & Greenspaces – Kingsmount/Bell Park

It’s a Wrap

Chris Hendsbee and CAN Co-chairs Mike Penwarden and Paul Haynes The Kingsmount-Bell Park Community Action Network recently wrapped up its 2025 Street Trees Program. Thanks to the expert guidance of CAN volunteer, Chris Hendsbee, Manager of A&M Remediation, another 12 trees were planted this year. A&M Remediation also donated $500 to this year’s effort. TheContinueContinue reading “It’s a Wrap”

LAST CALL

The Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN has purchased a limited number of trees suitable for planting in residential front yards. Varieties include Beech, Maple, Red Oak, Hawthorne and Linden. The trees are $50 each and range from 3 to 5 metres in height. The cost includes:- Mulch, stakes, tree supports, root growth agent- Ontario One Call diggingContinueContinue reading “LAST CALL”

Back by Popular Demand

Last Fall, the Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN planted 12 trees on neighbourhood front lawns. This year, the Street Trees Project is back. We will be purchasing a limited number of trees suitable for planting in residential front yards and offering them to property owners at $50 per tree. The cost includes:- Mulch, stakes, tree supports, rootContinueContinue reading “Back by Popular Demand”

John St. Park needs a hand

The Sudbury Horticultural Society plants and maintains a beautiful park at the corner of Paris and John Streets. Every Tuesday and Saturday morning (between 10am – 12pm) throughout the summer months, volunteers are encouraged to join in and help continue this community project. For more information, contact Barbara Knuff at (705) 562-5001.

Pollinator Garden gets a sign

The infographic sign for the Pollinator Garden was revealed Saturday June 21st at the York Street Tot Lot. Many thanks to neighbourhood volunteers, Katie Hahn and Christine Caveen, who created and developed the project with contributions from Northern Wildflowers, Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury and Project Impact, and the Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN.

York Street Pollinator Garden gets a sign

Volunteers will unveil the new infographic sign for the Pollinator Garden Saturday June 21st at 10:30 at the York Street Tot Lot. Everyone is welcome. Bring the kids for rock painting and popsicles.