Articles Tagged with 'Emery Village Voice'

By Sean Delaney The provincial election approaches, and so, Emery Village Voice spotlights Liban Hassan, the Liberal candidate for Humber River-Black Creek. Hassan has experience in public service and policymaking, focusing on implementing changes within the community. His extensive experience in...

By Sean Delaney (Nguyen was unavailable for interview. This information is summarized from his online presence). For the Ontario provincial election, the Emery Village Voice spotlights Paul Nguyen, the Progressive Conservative candidate for Humber River-Black Creek. A long-time community advoca...

By Sean Delaney The Emery Village Voice and I were honoured and humbled to receive the Community Leaders Award from Why Not and Pastor Frances. This recognition not only celebrates the work we’ve done over the years but also reaffirms our commitment to making a positive impact within our community....

By Sean Delaney Part1 The Emery Village Voice had the opportunity to sit down with new Superintendent Mandeep Mann and ask him a few key questions about his vision for 31 Division. With more than 25 years of experience in the Toronto Police Service, Superintendent Mann is no stranger to the ar...

Publisher’s comment Honouring the Brave: A Call to Remember on November 11th As Remembrance Day approaches, it’s essential to reflect on the importance of honouring those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who continue to serve our country. From our brave soldiers who defended our freedom t...

Publisher’s comment The Emery Village Voice has been playing a key role in keeping the community informed by publishing the monthly activity calendars for our two local libraries, Humber Summit and Woodview Park. Thanks to this effort, more residents are getting involved, and word has it that att...

By Sean Delaney Bill 200 has passed. Also known as the Homeowner Protection Act, 2024. This legislation bans the registration of Notices of Security Interest (NOSIs) on homes for items like hot water heaters and furnaces. This bill is intended to protect the community, especially seniors, from pr...

By Sean Delaney As the publisher of the Emery Village Voice, I am thrilled to discuss the outstanding success of the Emery Village Business Improvement Area (BIA) 2024 Job Fair. Held on April 18th at the Pinecrest Event Centre, just north of the vibrant Emery Village, this event was a showcase of...

Publisher’s comment Celebrating May in Emery Village: A time of renewal and community As the publisher of the Emery Village Voice, I’m thrilled to welcome the vibrant month of May, a cherished time for renewal and communal joy here in Canada. After our long winter, May arrives like a breath of fre...

Publisher’s comment To our cherished readers and the entire Emery Village community, As Remembrance Day approaches, we pause to reflect on the sacrifices made by brave individuals who have donned a uniform to serve our nation and community. We remember the fallen soldiers who laid down their lives...

Get involved, trustee Li Preti says By Sean Delaney Toronto Catholic District School Board trustee Ida Li Preti spent the last week visiting all of her schools and speaking to the principals. “I do it annually to understand what the priorities are of all the local school principals,” she said....

By Sean Delaney The Emery Village Voice recently dropped in to chat with Joseph Montinero, owner of West Finch Bakery and Dolicini by Joseph. EVV: Okay, Joseph, it’s springtime. Easter is on the way. It’s a time for renewal. So tell our readers a bit about what’s going on at Dolicini by Joseph a...

By Sean Delaney “I am proud to fight for the issues that matter to our community, but nothing beats helping someone who reaches out to my office. To make a positive difference in a person’s life is something that feels very tangible. And seeing a person and their family happy makes the job of b...

A little more about 31 Division community work The Emery Village Voice sat down with Mark Tenaglia, Civilian co-chair for 31 Division. EVV: Tell us what you do? MT: As civilian co-chair, I liaison between the officers, community, community agencies, and all levels of government. What we try to...

By Sean Delaney On June 2nd, we will go to the polls for Ontario’s 43rd general election. Voting is more than just electing a candidate; it’s choosing the right policies and people who have your best interests in mind when making decisions that will affect our community. When you vote, you ...

Ontario Election 2022 The Emery Village Voice reached out to each of the political candidates from the four major parties. Tom Rakocevic NDP Tom is running for re-election to be Humber River Black Creek’s member of provincial parliament again. Emery Village is his home, having grown up in the a...

By Sean Delaney The writ has dropped and Canada will go back to the polls on September 20. After a year of changes to the way we live our lives and conduct ourselves in order to comply with public health protocols, being prepared is paramount. And the Emery Village Voice wanted to help you ...

Happy New Year to our Emery readers. How is everyone? I hope you’re finding ways to stay healthy and positive through these crazy times. If there’s anything that we at the Emery Village Voice can assist you with, please don’t hesitate to reach out: sean@emeryvillagevoice.ca Despite everything g...