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Hike for Healthy Conversation
May 24, 2018 · 0 Comments
Mayoral Candidate Barb Shaughnessy invites residents to a series of hikes to promote conversations on improvements needed and vision they have for areas in which they live.
The hikes are open to all residents from all communities.
The first one is on Sunday May 27th in Caledon East, at the trail entrance on Airport Road. Beginning at 9:00 a.m., head east towards the Caledon Campus, finishing for refreshments at Gabes Café at 10:30 a.m. Discussions will be about the future of the campus, sale of public lands, and impact of new developments on local communities.
The other hike is in Bolton on June 3rd, starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Four Corners Bakery in the heart of village heading north towards Dicks Dam Park and returning around 10:30 a.m. at Four Corners Café. The focus of the conversation will be on generating a resident’s vision for Bolton.
The next hike will be on June 24th in Palgrave. Gather at the trail entrance (Rotary Clock) and head west, finishing for refreshments at The Church Pub. Discussions will be about the development in rural villages, businesses sustainable, and traffic calming on major commuter routes.
More walks are planned for the Caledon Trailway later in the summer, including Inglewood, Cheltenham, and Terra Cotta. Visit www.barbforcaledon.ca for updates. Any further information, contact Councillor Shaughnessy at 905-838-5182, or email barb@barbforcaledon.ca.
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