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News from the Library
Event highlight: Legal information Clinic - Appointments available on a first come first serve basis on the day of the clinic. Service disponible en français.
OC Transpo offering a Free Service Weekend on May 3 and 4
On Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4, enjoy free, unlimited transit service across the city on all buses, trains, and Para Transpo!
Committee receives audit of automated speed enforcement and red-light camera programs
In 2024, the City operated 77 red-light cameras, which generated more than $11 million in revenue, and 57 automated speed enforcement cameras, which generated more than $29 million.
Help redesign the new Mooney’s Bay pavilion
The Mooney’s Bay Beach pavilion is celebrating 60 years. Now, you can help shape its future by taking part in a public consultation (online and in person) its redesign.
Environmental Education Assistants help make recycling a breeze
The City currently collects waste from approximately 2,300 multi-residential properties of which about half have the Green Bin program. The City is working with property owners and managers to bring green bins to all multi-residential properties by the end of 2028.
To plant or not to plant? If that is the question, we may have the answer
If you’re an experienced gardener, then you may already know that certain plants are better-suited to help pollinators or to control rain water. If you’re a considerate gardener, you know which plants are a nuisance to neighbours or can cause harm.
News from the Library
🤖 Saturday, May 3 from 10am. Robo Revolution. Learn about advances in robotics, smart mobility, and other next-gen technology from researchers, industry specialists, and local students. Drop-in. For all ages!
Gearing up for a safe cycling season
Riding responsibly is the key to keeping yourself safe. Make a point of avoiding motorists blind spots↗. Stay back and stay safe.