The number of COVID cases in Weston continued to rise as the third wave arrives.
125 cases of COVID were reported in Weston in the past 21 days, up from 108 last week. Weston was, again, one of the worst-affected neighbourhoods in Toronto.
I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again: one of my favourite things about Weston is the tock-tocking of woodpeckers in our old trees. I was lucky enough to see one today hunting for, and finding, a snack.
A group of local organizations are offering free food hampers at two locations next week.
They will be offering food at Artscape Weston Common on April 8, and at 1765 Weston Road on April 8 and 9. All are welcome.
The Annual Weston Farmers’ Market will open June 5 this year, in the Artscape location again.
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Weston’s COVID infection rate continues to climb. 108 people in Weston contracted COVID in the past 21 days, up from 83 last week.
The Weston Mount Dennis Community Renaissance Project will be hosing a meeting on “youth community visioning” on March 25 and on April 1.
UrbanArts will have its AGM on Thursday, March 25 from 6 pm until 8 pm. It sounds more exciting than most AGMs, with performances from participants. You can register Posted on Categories Community groups, Events, Uncategorized