On Saturday, May 15th, 2010 Horizons for Youth celebrates our 2nd Annual 'Hockey for Horizons' ball hockey tournament at Trinity Bellwoods Park, to raise funds and awareness for those at-risk and homeless youth in the Cityof Toronto.

Horizons for Youth's mission is to shelter, prepare, and guide at-risk youth to be contributing community members. Horizons for Youth is a 35 bed emergency shelter for male and female youth aged 16-24, which operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

As a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support and guidance to at-risk youth in the City of Toronto, Horizons offers shelter and services in a safe, supportive environment. Horizons serves youth who have become

Hey all, FRIDAY MARCH 5th, is the dead line to submit any comments you have about the proposed 'multi-use path upgrades' in our park. If you use the park in any way shape or form, this is will effect over all park use/traffic and precious green space. Send comments to bikeplan@toronto.ca. Info, www.toronto.ca/cycling/public-consultations. Also see home page.

Hi all, please feel free to pass on this email to anyone that may be able to help reunite dog and owner. Attached is photo of dog. Thank you.

DOG FOUND on Valentine's Day
Found on Queen St. adjacent the park Sunday around 11 a.m. No collar, no tags, no owner in sight.
She's a Jack Russell cross, white with brown floppy ears, scruffy, a little chubby, very friendly, smart (but not so smart she can find her own way home:) This is a lovely dog whose owners must be beside themselves. If this your dog or it looks familiar and you know who the owner might be, please contact:
Rob Labossiere by phone 416 537-0466 or email admin@klooj.net
I've put some notices up around the park, and also online here:
http://www.torontohumanesociety.com/lostandfound/default.asp - dog1549

Bring your family, bring your friends and bring the dogs and join us from 10am – 3pm for the second annual CKC National RDOG Day at Trinity Bellwoods Park on Saturday, September 26, 2009.

Be sure to join us for the National RDOG Walk at 11am, beginning at the Queen St. West gates. We are looking for lots of doggy participants to make a great display! The first 150 participants receive a free goodie bag!

Also features Canada’s indigenous breeds presentation, pet first aid, complimentary doggy treats and water, Canine Good Neighbour testing and RDOG supporter booths.

With lots of room for everyone, feel free to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the day!

More info you can contact Sarah McDowell smcdowell@ckc.ca / 416.675.5511 ext 3314.

Metrolinx update on Strachan at Fort York today from 3m to 8pm. Gallery on this site has the latest rendering.

"Shakespeare on a classy shoestring... [Driftwood] could teach most of this province's summer Shakespearean theatres (yes, even that one in Stratford) a thing or two about simplicity and clarity".
- Richard Ouzounian, The Toronto Star

KING LEAR
In 1906, Alois Alzheimer concluded his study of a single patient, the results of which would forever alter the way in which we perceive mental illness. Witness one man’s unbearable journey into the heart of a storm, viewed from a perspective that the playwright could never have imagined.

The Bard's Bus Tour
15th Anniversary Season
presented by The Driftwood Theatre Group
KING LEAR
Trinity Bellwoods Park - in the bowl
7:30pm. July 28, 29*, 30
Pay-What-You-Can Admission (sugg. $15/person)
www.driftwoodtheatre.com
905-576-2396

"Shakespeare on a classy shoestring... [Driftwood] could teach most of this province's summer Shakespearean theatres (yes, even that one in Stratford) a thing or two about simplicity and clarity".
- Richard Ouzounian, The Toronto Star

KING LEAR
In 1906, Alois Alzheimer concluded his study of a single patient, the results of which would forever alter the way in which we perceive mental illness. Witness one man’s unbearable journey into the heart of a storm, viewed from a perspective that the playwright could never have imagined.

The Bard's Bus Tour
15th Anniversary Season
presented by The Driftwood Theatre Group
KING LEAR
Trinity Bellwoods Park - in the bowl
7:30pm. July 28, 29*, 30
Pay-What-You-Can Admission (sugg. $15/person)
www.driftwoodtheatre.com
905-576-2396

"Shakespeare on a classy shoestring... [Driftwood] could teach most of this province's summer Shakespearean theatres (yes, even that one in Stratford) a thing or two about simplicity and clarity".
- Richard Ouzounian, The Toronto Star

KING LEAR
In 1906, Alois Alzheimer concluded his study of a single patient, the results of which would forever alter the way in which we perceive mental illness. Witness one man’s unbearable journey into the heart of a storm, viewed from a perspective that the playwright could never have imagined.

The Bard's Bus Tour
15th Anniversary Season
presented by The Driftwood Theatre Group
KING LEAR
Trinity Bellwoods Park - in the bowl
7:30pm. July 28, 29*, 30
Pay-What-You-Can Admission (sugg. $15/person)
www.driftwoodtheatre.com
905-576-2396

Day 2 and final of this massively popular Park event arrives again! A plethora of artists selling their work. Always an amazing variety. It is run by the Parkdale/Liberty group. http://www.parkdaleliberty.com/show_info.php?page_id=95#top for more info.

This massively popular Park event arrives again! A plethora of artists selling their work. Always an amazing variety. It is run by the Parkdale Liberty Economic Development Corporation. http://www.parkdaleliberty.com/show_info.php?page_id=95#top for more info. Contact: Eric Squires, 416.516.8401.