The Brairgreen Briarvine 2023 winter edition is out now!
Check for a copy in your mailbox or download the PDF version π Here! π
The Brairgreen Briarvine 2023 winter edition is out now!
Check for a copy in your mailbox or download the PDF version π Here! π
This Sunday, December 11, Santa is coming to town! The parade starts at 1:00 PM at Briargreen PS by the Park on Parkfield. Watch and cheer on Santa, carollers, and other floats – or join in and walk along!
See the route and download the PDF π here! π
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Stop by Holiday-Palooza at Briargreen PS (19 Parkfield Cres) from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. We'll have free crafts for kids and a cash-only market to cross items off your gift list. Santa will also make an appearance after the Parade!
Check out these spook-tacular Halloween events right in your backyard!Briargreen Spooky Scavenger Hunt
Get the scavenger hunt π HERE π
Halloween Costume Walk - Sunday, October 30th, 1PM to 4PMBriargreen’s Costume Walk is back! Get those “ghosts and goblins” of all ages ready for Halloween by dressing up and joining your friends to show off your cute, creative, and creepy costumes to the neighbourhood!There’s no set route or time so take your time and take selfies and group photos with all the amazingly decorated houses that you discovered on the Scavenger Hunt. Monkeys on the monkey bars, sorcerers on the swings – sky’s the limit.Spectators, feel free to play music and cheer on the crowds!Pumpkin Carving ContestDon’t forget to post your pumpkins on the Briargreen Facebook page. Vote your favourites with a Like! The pumpkin with the most likes will be declared Briargreen’s Pumpkin Carving Contest Winner!
Submit your pumpkin by Noon on October 31st, the winner will be announced November 1st by 5:00PM.
Briargreen Community Association Hosts College Ward and Councillor School Board Trustee Candidates
By Benjamin Wood
The Briargreen Community Association hosted its first Annual General Meeting since the start of the Pandemic at the Briargreen Public School library on October 19, 2022. To a room filled with residents, the volunteers behind organization introduced themselves, touched on issues affecting the community, and solicited ideas to help set its direction for the future. The second-half of the meeting welcomed all candidates running for city Councillor in College Ward, as well as candidates vying for Trustee of both public and Catholic school boards to share their priorities for our ward and answer questions. The Q&A was moderated by BCA President Rob Welch and Volunteer Coordinator Γmilie Coyle.