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Upcoming events and free things to do in the community as it gets darker earlier

January 3, 2024 by Tom Godfrey

Cooking Classes with Maki

STARTING JANUARY 9 AND 10 CHAIR YOGA join us on
Tuesdays at 1 p.m. or Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in
person or online with Meaux for a gentle workout to
strengthen muscles, mobility and improve balance.
Use bands or light weights. For more
contact anthonya@lampchc.org or call 416-252-
6471 ext. 308.
JANUARY 10 COMMUNITY LAND TRUST join us online
via Zoom at 6 p.m. as we continue work on
establishing to develop affordable housing in the
South Etobicoke Community Land Trust. For more
information, contact brig@lampchc.org or phone
416-252-6471 ext. 308.
STARTS JANUARY 11 HATHA CHAIR YOGA at 10:30
a.m. stretch and enjoy some music and movement
with Briar a certified Hatha Yoga instructor in the
community room at LAMP. Build your core strength
and improve your flexibility. For more information
contact norkyit@lampchc.org

Chair Yoga with Meaux

JANUARY 12 HEARING SCREENINGS as the Canadian
Hearing Services will be at LAMP Community
Health Centre, at 185 Fifth Street, to support
individuals with a hearing loss. They will provide
hearing loss screening, check for ear wax and
provide information. To sign up for an appointment
e-mail jasmind@lampchc.org or call 416-252-6471
ext. 308.
UNTIL JANUARY 17 NEW VISTAS: Next Step Art
Exhibition to uncover diverse perspectives of our
shared world in a free art exhibition that celebrates
and showcases the talent of emerging visual artists
at the Assembly Hall. Presented by Humber
College’s Art Administration and Cultural
Management Program and the Etobicoke Civic
Centre Art Gallery, at 399 The West Mall. Contact
416-394-8628 or e-mail toronto.ca/eccartgallery

Christmas Tree collection

UNTIL JANUARY 24 MINDFUL BASED RELAXATION on
Wednesdays at 3 p.m. online on Zoom with Corin
De Sousa for a four-week series on relaxing
through mindfulness. The certified mindfulness
teacher provides evidence-based mindfulness
programs and workshops in the GTA. To register
e-mail norkyit@lampchc.org or phone 416-252-
6471 ext. 257.
FEBRUARY 6 CALLING ALL GARDENERS from
Alderwood, Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch
for meeting at 7 p.m. at the Long Branch Public
Library to learn about how to be part of the Long
Branch Garden Tour for 2024. For more e-mail
info@longbranchgardentourinfo@gmail.com
UNTIL JUNE 24 SUNNYLEA BABY CLUB a program for
babies from newborn to 12-months-old and their
parents or caregivers every Thursday morning from
10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. to enjoy songs and activities
at Royal York United Church, 851 Royal York Road.
To register contact Larissa or Anna at
early.years@stonegatechc.org

NHL Dad Karl Subban Reading and Growing Together.

ACTIVE FRIDAYS for fun and safe indoor activities for
families with children up to six years old with drop-in
every Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Royal
York United Church, 851 Royal York Road. To
register contact Larissa or Anna at
early.years@stonegatechc.org
THE STONEGATE CHC Good Food Box drive to
purchase boxes of food for community members
dealing with food security and hunger. A $25
donation buys a family a large big box of good food
brimming with fresh fruits and vegetables as a gift.
For more or to make a donation contact Stonegate
CHC at 416-231-7070 ext. 229 or visit
www.stonegatechc.org.
STONEGATE CHC THE GOOD FOOD MARKET runs every
Thursday from 12 noon to 3 p.m. at 10
Neighbourhood Lane, 2nd floor, for affordable
produce. Cash and debit accepted. Any questions
call 416-231-7070 ext. 307.

Activities at the Jean Augustine Centre.

GROCERY SHOPPING TRIPS for those over 55, or with
disability or mobility issues, to No Frills at The
Queensway and Royal York Road. The bus runs
bi-weekly on Thursday mornings and will pick you
up and return you to home. To register call 416-
231-7070 ext. 239.
SALVATION ARMY LAKESHORE COMMUNITY church
has a lunch program every Wednesday from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m., at 5 Thirtieth Street. Also Family
Christmas Assistance registration is now open
please register online at www.salakeshore.com or
by calling 416-251-8372 ext. 104. Volunteers are
needed for various programs call Jennifer at same
phone number.

How to curb frozen pipes at home.

JEAN AUGUSTINE CENTRE FREE AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAMS: From January 15 to March 8. Let’s
Experiment and participate in hands on STEM and
other activities to learn, explore and have fun. NEW
JAC WARRIORS Learn intermediate and advanced
martial arts skills to better defend yourself.
CRAFTASTIC Learn how to create and design your
own candles, bath bombs and more with hands-on
program. NEW – EMPOWER HER learn how to express
yourself in a drama class. From stage techniques,
special awareness, body language and facial
expressions, become your best self while bringing
characters to life on stage. MARISE STITCHING
CORNER if you have a passion for fashion, join us
every Thursday to bring your fashion to life by
learning how to sew. COOKING CRAZE enhance your
culinary skills by learning to cook your own meals
with Centre chef. NINJAS BEGINNER learn the basics
of self-defence and advance into intermediateadvanced martial arts class. Located at 101
Portland street. To register call 416-253-9797 or
e-mail info@jeanaugustinecentre.ca

Good Food box

JOIN A YOUTH COUNCIL the Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority (TRCA) has an opportunity
for Toronto youth aged 16 to 18 who care about the
environment to make a positive difference in their
communities and gain professional experience. The
Youth Council is a chance for youth to discuss
environmental issues while having access to
resources that can help turn their ideas into action.
It is for youth interested in a career in the
environmental field to get hands-on experience.
To apply or learn more visit trca.ca

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Digital Versions

March 2026

Local Group Bid to Halt Mimico Condo Towers. A Mimico group is fighting a plan to build two 43-storey towers on a busy stretch of Royal York Road.

February 2026

Fears that the Ontario Food Terminal in Jeopardy. The Ontario Food Terminal (OFT) is in jeopardy of being forced to shut if a Queensway plaza is zoned for mixed uses by City Council.

January 2026

City has 10,256 Staff Paid $100Ks Plus Yearly. The cash-strapped City of Toronto has deep pockets when paying staff with more than 10,000 workers earning in excess of $100,000 yearly.

December 2025

More Police Officers to Patrol South Etobicoke. Four additional Neighbourhood Community Officers (NCOs) will be hitting the streets of South Etobicoke to help residents and crack down on crime.

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