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 The HVRA Newsletter is produced in April and October of each year: 6 to 16 pages on what is happening in our neighbourhood.
It's produced in glorious colour but we can only afford to distribute a black and white version to each household in the Harbord Village area. The distribution is done by volunteers, mostly HVRA board members.
We're proud of the way our newsletter gets around. The October 2006 issue, which profiled candidates in the upcoming municipal election, was used as course material at the University of Toronto.
The original splendid colour versions of issues back to October 2004 are at the links below, with a hint as to what is in each issue.
October 2011
Message from the Interim Chair of the HVRA Board; Three Harbord Villagers named to Order of Canada; Harbord Village hot for heritage; 61 Brunswick saved from demolition; Good neighbours make good porches ; Kensington Health supports heritage revival; How to heritage; Is your front door a treasure? No grant, but history project continues; Fall fair pics; Commemorating William James, photographer.
April 2011
Message from the Boomerang Chair of the HVRA Board; We hope to share your memories!; HVRA Brunswick-College parkette design competition; Margaret Fairley Park revitalization update; University of Toronto update; The Mon Ton Window Gallery.
October 2010
Sally Bird Park; Christie Blatchford's Village; remembering Barbara Godard; New condo at Loretto School site;
April 2010
The naming of laneways; Defeating graffiti; HERO project a high-efficiency success; Treeing the village
October 2009
Laneways; Fall Fair; Chair steps down
April 2009
HERO program; history of Margaret Fairley Parkette
October 2008
Farmers Market photos; trees; pumpkins
April 2008
Farmers Market, and much more
October 2007
Much about trees!
April 2007
Lots of stuff!
October 2006
City councillor candidates
April 2006
Heritage Conservation District
October 2005
Cleaning up Croft Street
April 2005
Front-yard tree initiative
October 2004
College Street revitalization
April 2004
College Street revitalization — update
October 2003
Revitalizing College Street
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