Discussion

What’s One Thing You Would Change About Weston

if You Could?

If you could change one thing about Weston, what would it be?  Change is often seen by many as complicated, scary, different, but change can bring about so many wonderful emotions and actions as well!  Please go to the discussion page and leave your comment on what you would like to see change right here in Weston.  Who knows, your idea may just happen!

Tell the World Why You LOVE Weston Village!

We all have our own reasons for loving the community of Weston, so why not share those thoughts with everyone!  Please leave your thoughts on what makes Weston Village such a great place to live and raise families!

6 Responses to “Discussion”

  1. Charlene says:

    My husband and I fell in love with Weston because of the historical beauty and personal pride home owners in the area. We love the parks, schools, and tree-lined streets. The friends and families we have met in Weston have all been so very welcoming and supportive of each other.

  2. Brigitte Sachse says:

    When looking for houses about 4 years ago what we first noticed about Weston were the beautiful old trees that lined Queen’s drive and King Street (also that the streets were flat, and therefore “hockey worthy”). We’ve come to love the neighbours, great elementary school and community involvement. (come see Queen’s drive at Hallowe’en!). It’s also great that such a residential area is so close to the 401/400 and GO Train/public transit. Weston is a hidden gem!

  3. debbie creelman says:

    I am looking for school records for my father who went to school in Weston. He was born March 26, 1928, and his name was Wallace B. Hopkins.

  4. welcome says:

    Debbie, do you know which school he attended as a child/teenager? There is Weston Memorial Public School, Pelmo Park Elementary School, CR Marchant Middle School, St. John Evangelist Catholic School, and Weston Collegiate and Vocational Institute. You could try contact these schools to see where he attended.

  5. Brian says:

    Farmers’ Market, Weston Memorial’s June Fair, Weston Village Childcare, Queen’s Drive Garage Sale, Ali Baba’s Falafel Sandwiches, Halloween, Humber River Trail, friendly neighbours, close to the 400/401, easy access to downtown, Weston it’s the best !

  6. Diana Stapleton says:

    As the Chair of the Weston Food Bank located at 1844 Weston Road I thought this might be a good place to look for volunteers. We need people for Tuesday and Wednesday mornings – from about 8:30AM to 11:30AM. We need help with stocking shelves and handing out food. You can volunteer once per month or weekly. We also need people who can be on call for occasional volunteering. If you have any interest in helping your community by volunteering at the food bank, call 416-247-3737 and leave a message. We’ll get back to you within a week.

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