Maryvale Community Association
"Our Association's mission is to cultivate informed residents through active involvement in Maryvale and enhance our environment, with a harmonious community voice."
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Next Community Meeting:
Tuesday, Dec 7, 2021 7pm-8pm - Location TBA
During non-Covid times meetings are held at Maryvale Public Library in their meeting room.
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Maryvale Events
Marchington Mingle
The neighbours on Marchington North are inviting the neighbourhood for a meet and greet on the north side of the circle. Bring you lawn chair and meet your neighbours. Hot dogs will be provided for those who wish to partake, just leave an envelope with $5 at 45 Marchington with your name and address on it. Mailbox is at the side of the house.
Park Play In Maryvale Park
Park Play In Maryvale Park
Scarborough Events
Maryvale Public Library Expansion Update
On April 15th, 2021 the Maryvale Public Library Project held a Community Consultation, Virtual Open House. The plans were displayed and explained by the architect. If you would like to view this meeting click here. MPL Virtual Open House
MCA Past Initiatives
Pop-up Adventure Playground
Held in April and September
Maryvale Park Playground and Tennis Courts Upgrade
Support of the Youth Philadelphia Service Trip Fundraising
Shade tree planting in Maryvale Park
Support of Heritage Tree designation in the neighbourhood
Support of Health Fair held by Parkway Bible Church
Newsletter for the Community
News
Parents Scramble to find spaces for their children
City of Toronto
Toronto Snow Clearing Plan: toronto.ca/snow
Toronto Police Services: Know Your Rights Informational Video
www.torontopolice.on.ca/know-your-rights/
Maryvale is part of City Ward 21
Councillor: Deputy Mayor Michael Thompson
Scarborough Centre - Ward 21 Website
Neighbourhood Links
Maryvale Public Library: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/maryvale/
Maryvale Softball: www.maryvalesoftball.com/
Maryvale Tennis: maryvaletennis.blogspot.com/
Keep Our Environment Clean
Waste Wizard - City of Toronto
Keep our neighbourhood parks and streets clean.
Interesting Facts
It takes 1 month for a paper bag to decompose.
It takes 2 months for cardboard to decompose.
It takes 10 to 12 months for cigarette butts to decompose.
It takes 50 years for foam plastic cups to decompose.
It takes 400 years for plastic bottles to decompose,
It takes 200 to 1000 years for plastic bottles to decompose.