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Valleywood and SouthFields Village Residents
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We want to hear from you!
Have you been on the Etobicoke Creek Trail? If so, we want to hear from you!
We are conducting a survey to evaluate how you use the trail. Completing the survey is optional and anonymous. Everyone who completes a survey will be entered into a draw to receive a TRCA Parks Pass – Free Admission for Two.
Thank you for helping us!
Click here to complete the survey
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Who we are...
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The Valleywood Stewardship Project is kindly supported by The Ontario Trillium Foundation and Region of Peel (2014-2017). This project engages local residents, students and partners to help protect, restore and enhance the natural environment of SouthFields and Valleywood communities, Town of Caledon. This project is in partnership with SouthFields Village Residents Group, Valleywood Resident Association, ecoCaledon, The Living City Foundation and Toronto and Region Conservation.
trca.on.ca/stewardship | @TRCA_Stewards
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The VRA is your voice, come join, participate with your ideas and enthusiasm.
Valleywood Residents Association
Valleywood Residents Association (VRA) in Caledon was founded in 1998 by a group of individuals who were new to the neighbourhood and wanted to form a medium for exchanging views with respect to the ever growing community.
This suggestion spurred the first VRA meeting, held on Valecrest Court. After several months the founding group elected a president and thus was born the VRA, a Registered Non Profit Organization serving the community of Valleywood. Those founding ten members could not have foreseen the strength and longevity of the VRA.
The purpose of the VRA has remained unchanged from its very beginning; striving to promote unity, acceptance and safety within our community, enhancing and improving existing facilities, and becoming a vibrant voice in order to enhance the overall living environment.
Today, the VRA has a captivated audience in excess of 2500 residents. In addition to our annual events such as the Corn Fest, Wagon Rides and Garage Sales, the VRA is keeping pace with our community evolution by launching regular updates on our web site. As in the the past, we welcome everyone's feedback and encourage all residents to attend the regular meetings where they can voice their concerns.
Together, we can make a difference.
Contact us for more information.
Header photo courtesy The Caledon Enterprise