Thanks to MEC to remind us all to spread the love and shop local. Use it or lose it, folks.

GDNA neighbours met Saturday to do their bit to clean up. Thanks for organizing, Richard.

Join the GDNA on Saturday, April 26 to clean up the neighbourhood. We all benefit from a more beautiful city so do your part. Register with the QR code so we know you are coming. This is a great way to enhance your place in our community. All are welcome.

Good Friday brought crowds of children, families and people enjoying the warmer spring weather to St. Andrew's Playground,

The small and friendly food alley on Queen

Now here's a local establishment to thank: Java at 537 Queen & Augusta. Today's fine weather had people on the patio, perhaps a first this early in April. Seeing this sign about respect for neighbours and keeping noise to a minimum is appreciated. So show some love, enjoy a Canadian brew at Java!

The sign stays; Graffiti Alley has been approved on its first presentation with no financial implication for the City.
RECOMMENDATION from Engineering and Construction Services recommends that Toronto and East York Community Council:
1. Approve the name "Graffiti Alley" for the existing public lanes located south of Queen
Street West, extending between Augusta Avenue to Spadina Avenue.
Thanks to Councillor Ausma Malik for her support and all the residents in the GDNA for theirs.