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Community Events & Resources
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The events listed below are shared for informational purposes only. Inclusion of the subsequent listings does not constitute endorsement.
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SUBMITTING EVENTS TO E-NEWS:
If you would like your community event shared in eNews, please send a short description of the event (75 words or less) to councillor_grimes@toronto.ca with subject line "Newsletter." If you are including a poster or image please ensure that it is a jpeg file. We do not post events that have not been shared with our office directly. Events must take place within the Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore boundaries.
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Jason is collecting collecting messages of encouragement and passing them along to people to spread hope and cheer. He's sending these messages to people who have disabilities, live in long-term care facilities, work as health care professionals, or are in the military.
Visit here to leave a message of encouragement.
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Montgomery's Inn Farmers Market goes Virtual
As Toronto has moved to the "Grey Lockdown" stage, farmers' markets are not currently permitted to operate indoors. Accordingly, the year-round farmers' market at Montgomery's Inn will be open for curbside pickups only until the lockdown is lifted.
Please continue to support local farmers and small food-producers while enjoying fresh veggies, meats, cheeses, and delicious prepared meals!
Make your purchases online from Thursday through Monday and pick up at the pick-up table outside the main entrance, facing the parking lot, of Montgomery's Inn (4709 Dundas St W) on Wednesdays from 2-6 pm.
To access the virtual market visit http://montgomerysinnovators.ca/virtual-farmers-market/
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