2021 Parkland Study

Formal proposal to the City for new parkland –  During the summer of 2021, the RHRA, in conjunction with the Northcliffe Village Residents’ Assoc. answered the City’s request for suggestions of areas that could be converted into parkland in and around Regal Heights. The urban design firm Brown + Storey Architects Inc. generously developed detailed […]

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Be a Regal Heights Crime Fighter!

Regal Heights is one of the safest neighbourhoods in Toronto. But offences still happen, from running stop signs, to stealing packages off porches. The best way to fight it is to report any incidents you see – even if they don’t involve you. The Toronto Police Service decides how to deploy officers largely based on […]

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2 Regal Road Information Portal

The RHRA has been made aware that an application has been filed by Starlight Investments, the owner of 2 Regal Road, related to suite additions to the building. 2 Regal Road is currently the largest multi-family rental community in Regal Heights. This portal page is set up by the Association for the purposes of providing […]

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Christmas cheer in a barrel

Take a walk around Regal Heights and you might notice some cheerful seasonal additions to the neighbourhood. Flowers that filled the planter barrels throughout the area have given way to evergreen boughs, ribbons and decorations for the holiday season. It’s a bit of welcome colour in a sometimes grey and snowy season. Many thanks to […]

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Regal Road School, Outdoor Learning

At the most recent RHRA Executive meeting we heard a deputation from member of the Regal Road Parent Council on the matter of the use of outdoor space for outdoor learning. The council intends to make use of the lawns in front the school and brought this to our attention as a courtesy. The RHRA […]

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RHRA Supports Temporary Bikeways

The RHRA was approached by a coalition of community groups in Toronto petitioning Mayor John Tory to increase the number of temporary “bikeways” in Toronto during the COVID-19 emergency crisis. Many cities around the world have already provided alternatives to transit by installing temporary bikeways, ranging from dozens to hundreds of kilometres, to allow essential […]

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