 Photo Credit: Friends of St. James Park - @stjamesparkto on Instagram April 7 COVID-19 UPDATE From the CITY OF TORONTO website: April 7, 2021 Toronto is subject to a province-wide shutdown . In addition, a Section 22 order under the Health Protection and Promotion Act, requires all elementary and secondary school students to transition to online/remote learning starting April 7. Residents aged 60+ or born in 1961 or earlier can book appointments at City immunization clinics. Eligible residents can also be vaccinated at hospital immunization clinics or pharmacies . Current Health Situation
50 Years and Older in High Risk GroupsUnity Health COVID-19 Vaccination services offered through St Joseph's and St Michael's Hospitals: First dose appointments at St. Joseph’s and St. Michael’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics are now available for people who are 50 years of age and older living in certain high risk areas. For information on eligibility and how to book, visit: https://unityhealth.to/who-can-get-vaccinated/… People who are 50 years of age and older (born in 1971 or before) in High Risk Areas
Protect Our First Parliament  The St. Lawrence neighbourhood is home to some of the most historically significant sites for Toronto and our country. The First Parliament site has been a cherished project advanced significantly over the years by the residents and Councillors of this neighbourhood. The provincial government may not be focused on the best interests of this site as plans for the Ontario Line take shape. Plan to attend the Town Hall on this issue being hosted by our Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam on Thursday, April 15 at 6 p.m. Special guests include representatives from the provincial arm responsible for building the Ontario Line - Metrolinx along with representatives from City Planning, CreateTO, and Transit Expansion departments. This will be a Zoom videoconference and you will need to register to receive the link: Register at FirstParliament.To/TownHall SLNA Community Meeting Minutes The SLNA Minutes from the Community Meeting portion of the March 31 AGM is now available online. To view click here. Speaker's Corner with David Crombie Join Enoch Turner Schoolhouse Heritage Champion and former Mayor of Toronto, David Crombie, for a new educational series of virtual talks focused on heritage, city planning, community involvement, education and the future of Toronto. In each program, Crombie will engage with key players whose knowledge and expert perspective will inform us about current issues. The series kicks off on April 7 at 7pm with The Call of Heritage: Local Community Action from The Foundry to Ontario Place. REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE Crombie’s guests will include our own former SLNA president, Suzanne Kavanagh, acclaimed urban planner Ken Greenberg, architect Shirley Blumberg, and Anne Bell, Director of Conservation at Education at Ontario Nature. Speaker’s Corner with David Crombie will be hosted on the Zoom platform and registrants will be able to pose questions at the end of each program. Stay tuned for the announcement of upcoming sessions!
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