Village of Islington BIA

Islington’s 2012 Mural Calendar is now available FREE in shops, restaurants and professional offices on Dundas Street West, from Islington to Kipling. Or try one of these calendar sponsors:

Tapestry, the Art of Seniors Living, Tessie McDaids Irish Pub, The Co-operators, Lewis, Macanowicz & Associates,
Dental Office of Dr. John E. Kennedy & Dr. Joanna L. Kennedy, Edwards Builders Hardware, Village Paint,
BSO – Beauty Supply Outlet, Chameleon & Papillon, Ristorante Da Noi, Village Trattoria, Oregano by Cirillo’s,
Cirillo’s Culinary Academy or Edward Jones.

DON’T MISS OUT. GET YOUR COPY TODAY!

ISLINGTON'S 1^ST iTOUR IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD. Here is the link:

http://www.heritagetoronto.org/discover-toronto/itours/islington-village-itour

You Are Invited... The Village of Islington has just printed a self-guided walking tour of Toronto's Village of Murals. These ARTWALK brochures are available in local shops. Or download the printer-friendly version below and take a five-block walk exploring over 20 of Toronto's most beautiful fine art murals nestled among sidewalk cafés, coffee houses, shops, pubs, restaurants and services. Groups and tours welcome.

. New murals painted yearly, June – October
. 10 minutes from Toronto International Airport

. Steps to TTC
. Perfect for a photo safari followed by a sumptuous meal at one of over 30 exciting village eateries.
. Bring your camera.

Mural Art Walk

Walking Tour Guide

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TABIA – Toronto Association of BIAs – public service information

The Challenge: The "Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act" (AODA) is new legislation that applies to hundreds of thousands of businesses in Ontario, as well as to community groups and public services. The AODA aims to remove many of the barriers people experience in public and commercial areas.

People with disabilities are a growing consumer market in Canada. Nationally people with disabilities account for an estimated $25 billion a year in consumer spending and influence the spending decisions of twelve to fifteen million other Canadians.

Over one-in-eight Ontarians have disabilities that keep them from more fully participating in society. That will only increase as baby boomers move into their senior years. According to Statistics Canada by 2025 the number of Ontarians with disabilities will grow to about 1 in 5.

Logo onto http://www.toronto-bia.com/ for resource materials.

Thanks to our 2011 Sponsors of "Paint the Street!"

PRESENTING & GOLD PARTNERS

SILVER PARTNERS

Dr. Ramin Hassanein

Friends:

PS Group of Company's:

Maxemum Property Management

and Emimax Holdings Ltd.

Caron Salon

Councillor Peter Milczyn

Thanks to these past "Paint the Street Sponsors}}}}

Village of Islington BIA