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CIVIC HOSPITAL NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATIONBringing our community together
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A community association cannot exist without its members. Did you know that the CHNA is a registered association? The more members we have, the more important our voice is at city hall! Find out what you get by becoming a CHNA member.
Memberships are $10 per year per household or you can get a lifetime membership for $100.
Memberships are $10 per year per household or you can get a lifetime membership for $100.
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Hot Topics
Current topics from your CHNA that you don't want to miss
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1081 Carling Avenue Development - NEW Subcommittee
Taggart Realty Management has applied to the City to allow them to build two residential towers at 1081 Carling Avenue. The proposed towers would be 22 storeys (at the corner of Hamilton Ave. South) and 28 storeys (at the corner of Parkdale Ave.). The CHNA has hired a lawyer and established a subcommittee to ensure our concerns are heard. Scams including COVID-19 As COVID-19 continues to spread globally, watch out for associated scams. Fraudsters want to profit from consumers' fears, uncertainties and misinformation. Fraudsters are exploiting the crisis to facilitate fraud and cyber crime. |
Civic Hospital Relocation
On Feb 10, 2022, the city approved the site plan for the above ground parking. The CHNA attended the meeting and successfully advocated for additional mitigations to reduce the negative mpact on our community. In December, 2021, the CHNA requested the Federal Government to perform a complete and independent Environmental Impact Assessment for the new Civic Campus. Unfortunately, the Ministry did not agree to perform the assessment. Kenilworth Trial Closure
The City issued a followup survey to gain community feedback on last year's trial closure. The survey closed May 25, 2022. The results will be added to the traffic stats collected to determine what changes to the intersection will be recommended. As well, a comprehensive set of traffic calming recommendations for Sherwood Drive are being prepared by the City and will also be shared for your feedback later this year. |
