Ontario Electricity Support Program - There's help for low-income households
If you are a customer of an electricity utility and in a low-income home, you may qualify for a reduction on your electricity bill through the Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP).
You could receive a credit on your electricity bill.
Beginning in 2016, the OESP will reduce the cost of your household electricity by applying a monthly credit directly to your bill.
The amount of the credit you receive depends on two factors:
- How many people live in your home and
- Your combined household income.
Community Planning Team Meeting Notice
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Saturday, December 5, 2015
10:30 - 12:30
Community Club House at Powell Park
(between Stirton & Birch, near the municipal parking lot) Child care available
Email: gala.hub.secretary@gmail.com
call: Brenda 289-933-4810
Refreshments courtesy of Tim Hortons at Cannon and Sanford
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Join us to learn about your Community and what is happening to make it better. Listen to other residents and offer your ideas for ways to make our neighbourhoods a safer place to live, work and play.
This is your chance to have your voice heard and learn how we can connect you to the people who make it happen.
We are excited to let Gibson residents know that we listened to them and have people from our Community Safety Team working on plans to have a crosswalk installed on Barton Street at the library.
More ->Community Planning Team Meeting Notice
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Saturday, November 7, 2015
10:30 - 12:30
Barton Street Library
Child care available
Email: gala.hub.secretary@gmail.com
call: Brenda 289-933-4810
Refreshments courtesy of Tim Hortons at Cannon and Sanford
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Join us to learn about your Community and what is happening to make it better. Listen to other residents and offer your ideas for ways to make our neighbourhoods a safer place to live, work and play.
This is your chance to have your voice heard and learn how we can connect you to the people who make it happen.
We are excited to let Gibson residents know that we listened to them and have people from our Community Safety Team working on plans to have a crosswalk installed on Barton Street at the library.
More ->GALA Alley Transformation
On September 26th, 2015, 30 volunteers and Gibson/Landsdale residents came together to transform the Westmill Alley (running from Westinghouse Ave to Milton Ave, north of Barton St E). This was project was coordinated by Green Venture with assistance from other community partners and volunteers.
PROJECT SPONSORS & PARTNERS WERE





Here is a picture of the mural which was painted on one of our Kiwanis Homes buildings:

See more the pictures from this event on the Green Venture Facebook Page.
Kiwanis Homes Staff Member is a Star
To read more about Lisa Cook?´s upcoming performance read the following link:
http://www.thespec.com/whatson-story/5832386-felix-and-oscar-become-florence-and-olive/
Way to go Lisa!