Traffic study after study, categorically details that adjacent property owners are the immediate Pecuniary Beneficiary of safer streets. These studies also continually imply that the more bi-pedal friendly neighbourhood becomes the more attractive it becomes for potential property owners (residential, retailer & small commercial). There is a direct correlation between people friendly streets and augmented […]
Finally some very good news; The 2016 year represents the first time in over a decade that Monarch Butterfly numbers have increased by 3.5 fold. The estimated number of a 150 million is still a third of traditional numbers from the turn of this century. So there remains lots of work still undone. Perhaps the public […]
Parents rejoice, the Super Generation has just arrived in a neighborhood near you! The Monarch Butterfly thru the months of July & August will be diligently laying the eggs of the Super Generation all over that ubiquitous Milkweed. This Super Generation that will fly over 3,000 km back to the Mountains of Michoacán Mexico to […]
On Sunday May 1st, 2016, our very own Tom & Karin Bremner participated in the Hike for Bethell Hospice to help celebrate 25 years of service throughout the Dufferin Community. As many are unaware, Bethell Hospice is the only senior care facility that is free of charge, and offering service and amenities to the Dufferin […]
An article in Volume 27 of the Country Routes newspaper outlines the boost in movement to finish the Credit Valley Trail, that has all hikers, runners, bikers, walkers, and many more, very excited. This trail will interchange Caledon, Erin and Orangeville with access to Lake Ontario. This trail will be extremely beneficial, not only for the convenience in the […]
The Caledon Enterprise has written an article that voices our ongoing concerns regarding the improvements to the Trans-Canada Trail through the northern end of the Village of Inglewood. Caledon, including Inglewood, is a very active community, it’s rare to pass through any area without seeing someone taking their dog for a walk, out for a […]
These last few weeks Karin and I have been doing our best to get ready for the Mississauga 1/2 Marathon, as have many others. The Caledon Trailway offers a great alternative to the treadmill, but we could not help noticing the ubiquitous absence of trash cans at several of the marked parking areas, particularly west […]
Road Widening on McLaughlin Road in Inglewood a Success! Four score and 7 years ago (May 2010!!), a group of concerned local citizens petitioned their neighbours and friends (2,000+ signees) to have a 2.5 km stretch of McLaughlin Road widened, so as to better accommodate pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrian traffic on this stretch of the […]