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Vote on Dymon Storage to take place Wednesday January 29

Posted on January 28, 2020

Vote on Dymon storage warehouse at City council this Wednesday Continue reading →

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2020 Winter Carnival on February 1

Posted on January 26, 2020

On February 1, 2020 Fisher Heights organises our annual winter carnival. All you need to know is in this post. Continue reading →

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Get involved in your City: Synapcity launches City Lab

Posted on January 21, 2020

In January of 2020, Synapcity will be launching City Lab, inspired by its Civics Boot Camp program. As you may know, Synapcity’s unique quality is its capacity to bring a diversity of people into the conversation, in a space where they … Continue reading →

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Looking for a dog walker

Posted on January 19, 2020

Mary Heather White is looking for a dog walker for 4 nights a week from Jan 27 to Feb 13 to do the 7pm (or later) walk (30-45mins). I’m near Minto apts. Great little job for students! Any competent dog … Continue reading →

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January 2020 newsletter is now on line

Posted on January 11, 2020

We just delivered the newsletter to many of the households in our neighbourhood. If you like to peruse it on line, or save it for eternity, we have the newsletters on line too. Dymon Storage building In January’s issue, you … Continue reading →

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2020 Fisher Heights Skating Rink Opening Times

Posted on January 2, 2020

Every year, a crew of residents prepares and maintains our rink at Fisher Heights. The rink will open (weather permitting) at certain hours of the day. Check the schedule on line Continue reading →

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FHACA disagrees with city planners on Dymon storage on Clyde

Posted on December 16, 2019

As you may have heard in the news, community associations such as FHACA have been trying to stop the construction of a storage facility on Clyde Ave near Baseline. Housing instead We strongly believe that the so called Merivale Triangle … Continue reading →

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