Check your mailbox for a hand-delivered printed copy of the Fall 2025 Newsletter! And view it online here as a PDF file, with full-colour photos and live links. There’s a link to register for the Tues. Oct. 14 Annual General Meeting (7-9pm by Zoom),
Printed copies of the Fall 2024 Newsletter have been delivered to all accessible mailboxes in Harbord Village. View it online here, with full-colour photos and live links. There’s a link to register for the Tues. Oct. 16 Annual General Meeting (7-9pm by Zoom),
NOTE: The recording of Michael McTavish’s informative and enlightening talk from May 31, 2022, is now available at https://youtu.be/HiaX3B5Z_UE.
INVITATION: Don’t try to run or hide! The arrival of invasive jumping worms means we shouldn’t share plants this year,
At its November meeting, the HVRA Board committed to considering the ecological implications of all its actions and decisions. Here is the Board statement and the motion to adopt it — which passed unanimously.
CLIMATE STATEMENT AND MOTION
The climate crisis is the result of billions of individual and collective decisions.
A summary of good reasons to join the Harbord Village Residents’ Association (via the Membership page at harbordvillage.com/membership/).
To learn more about the activities mentioned, scroll through this website or use the Search box or Site Map button from any page.… Read more Why join HVRA? See the benefits
UPDATE: As of Sept. 13, we’ve received over 400 responses to the survey that will help guide the Net Zero project — and there’s still time for more!
Congratulations to the mid-June winners of a free pizza from the Victory Café on Bloor Street!
… Read more Now We Have over 400 Survey Answers and Many Pizza Winners!
HVRA hosted a free webinar on June 1st at 7pm on the topic “Financial Incentives for Pursuing Net Zero”. You can now watch it on YouTube. For more information on our Net Zero Carbon project and another webinar,
School is out, but we can all enjoy the gardens on the south and southwest sides of Central Tech. In Spring 2020, Susan Purvis and the teaching team from the Workplace Bound Program at Central Tech couldn’t meet with their students to work on the school gardens,