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Join the Royal Canadian Legion Beaver Valley Branch 281 for a festive St. Patrick’s Day celebration featuring live music, traditional Irish food, and family-friendly fun in Thornbury. St. Paddy’s Party Saturday, March 21st, 2026 • 2:00 PM – 6:00 PMRoyal Canadian Legion Beaver Valley Branch 281, Thornbury Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the Royal Canadian…
As Thornbury continues to grow, the town is facing increasing pressure on its water and sewage systems. With capacity declining, the need for a clear policy on how allocations are handled has become critical. The current “first come, first served” method is proving insufficient, leaving some developments on hold due to unavailable capacity. The town’s…
Dear Torontonians, As a former Torontonian and current Thornbury resident, I write to you. My town, north of your city, is small. Despite our size difference, we share values. We love our public spaces and tranquil summer afternoons. Your recent decision caught our attention. It allows legal alcohol consumption in 27 city parks from August…
My response to CBC article: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-housing-responsible-feds-provinces-1.6924290 As a real estate agent, I’ve witnessed a rapid increase in housing prices while supply struggles to keep up. Clearly, our cities require innovative solutions to this expanding problem. Ineffective Zoning and Approval Procedures In many neighbourhoods, it is extremely difficult to construct anything other than single-family dwellings due…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.
