 If you missed recent SLNA meetings and some of the engaging presentations about:
You can catch up by reading the reports (minutes) from those meetings which include links to full-colour presentations and other documents. June SLNA Meeting Report July SLNA Meeting Report Refugee Fundraiser Walk-a-thon in Edwards Gardens The St. James and Community Refugee Committee will be walking for refugees on September 28th in Edwards Gardens starting at 10:00 a.m. to raise funds to continue their ability to sponsor resettlement applications. The committeehas undertaken eight sponsorships since 2015 including single individuals, reuniting family members, and families from Iran, Syria, Cameroon, Eritrea, and Afghanistan. The stories of each of these individuals and families are compelling – fleeing civil war, conscription into the army with no hope of a way out and persecution due to sexual orientation. The work of the St. James committee cannot be done without donations. The costs to support individuals and families have risen significantly. Minimum costs to support an individual for the 12-month period required by the Government of Canada are estimated at $25,000. For a family of four, the costs are $50,000 or more. Consider helping by walking on September 28th or through a donation. https://stjamescathedral.ca/donate/give-online/refugee-response/ https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/st-james-cathedral/p2p/refugee-walkathon2024/  Design credit: Bernadeth B. The 11th REmarket: Oct. 9 and 10th at the St. Lawrence Market Did you know that we accept many common items for donation at our REmarket event? You can donate items in almost any condition, including the following:
Items that are usable will be included in our FreeMarket sub-event or will be redistributed, refurbished, or upcycled by our charity partners, including The Salvation Army, RCTO, CNIB, and PFFD Inc. Our partners also strive to responsibly recycle unusable items. For example, The Salvation Army delivers old, unusable clothing and textile items to a textile recycling company. So if you’re looking to do a little spring cleaning, clear out those closets and contribute your unwanted or excess goods to our October 2024 REmarket! If you would like to volunteer at this year’s REmarket please contact the SLNA Waste Reduction Committee at: [email protected] Click here to download high resolution copy of the poster below  Urgent Airport Meeting
From the York Quay Neighbourhood Association The future of the Waterfront could be decided in a couple of weeks, so please pay attention! City Councillors and Planners want to know what you think of the Island Airport's proposal to build RESA runway extensions into the lake. These safety measures would expand the Airport and be built during night hours for several years, at a cost varying from $60 mill. to $130 mill. depending on size. RESAs are closely tied to a time-sensitive extension of the Tripartite Agreement that could keep this airport going — and growing — for many decades, with unknown aviation activities at our doorstep. The urgency to get this to a City Council vote is created by the Airport's neglect of RESA regulations until now, and it is lobbied heavily by Ports Toronto. This is about much more than the Airport — it's about the future of a liveable Toronto and alternate uses of this precious Waterfront land. Get involved, and be here on this important issue! Tuesday, September 24, 2024 Enercare Centre, salon 105 Exhibition Place, 100 Princes Blvd. at 7 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm) Eventbrite reservation (optional). Waterfront BIA Events The Waterfront Neighbourhood along Queen’s Quay and the many events in that area are a short walk away from the St. Lawrence. The Waterfront BIA has created a newsletter of events you may find helpful - download here.
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