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Tree growing in the middle of College Street, 1897
An 1897 photo from a Jan. 8 Reddit post (https://www.reddit.com/user/eric-very) shows a tall elm tree growing right in the unpaved College St. roadway across from …Read More »
A first hand account from Tim Grant, a Harbord Villager, of sealing his home’s leaky ducts
If you live in an old house that has air ducts for heating, cooling and ventilation, your home would likely benefit from having those ducts …Read More »
Calendar of HVRA Events for 2023
Event details are subject to change. Watch the sidebar stories (Harbord Village News) for announcements about the public events listed here. Meetings will be on …Read More »
Recording of the HV Homeowners’ panel, Tues. Dec. 13
We’re facing a climate emergency and need urgently to reduce our carbon footprint. The good news is that there are a host of great new …Read More »
HVRA-ARA Joint Statement on Bill 23
The day after the municipal election, the provincial government announced its intention to bring forward a bill that demolished planning, heritage, conservation and the greenbelt …Read More »
HVRA 2022 Annual General Meeting, 7-9pm, Tues. Oct. 18, 7–9 p.m. (by Zoom)
Harbord Village residents are invited to attend the online 2022 HVRA Annual General Meeting on October 18. We are pleased to announce Adam Vaughan as …Read More »

Old and new in Harbord Village, May 2016

Thanks to many local photographers for images on this site. They include Wendy Smith, Margaret Procter and Regine Schmid (past and current webmasters), Richard Longley, Sue Purvis, Leslie Thompson, Graham Rempe, and other people who enjoyed HVRA events and sent their photos.

The HVRA logo: Clarence Barnes (1934-1995) drew the pencil sketch used in our page header. (Wendy Smith added the touches of green.) Barnes lived on Brunswick and taught Chemical Engineering at U of T. He was also an active artist, part of the JAC Collective.