From fall leaves to new bylaws, this week in Canada is all about enjoying nature and keeping it safe! 🍁
As October rolls in, Fort St John invites locals and visitors alike to enjoy a breathtaking display of fall foliage. The stunning hues of orange, red, and yellow are set to transform the city’s parks into a natural wonderland! This week is the perfect time to gather your friends and family for a stroll in the crisp autumn air, while doing a little leaf peeping. Along with the excitement of witnessing nature's annual wardrobe change, we also have a lineup of community events happening from October 1 to 7, 2024, designed to keep the seasonal spirits high. So grab your pumpkin spice latte and your camera—arm yourself with all the essentials for the perfect fall outing!
In a contrasting yet equally vital piece of news, the City of Guelph is implementing a Public Space Use bylaw starting today, September 30, 2024. This new legislation, approved by City Council on September 10, focuses on maintaining the safety and accessibility of public spaces for everyone. It’s a friendly reminder that while we enjoy our parks and community events, there’s a need for rules to keep our beautiful spaces clean and safe! The Guelph community can look forward to clearer guidelines and improved management of public venues, all while carrying the spirit of collaboration among residents.
With the beautiful parklands around Fort St John beckoning for a visit and new regulations in Guelph ensuring everyone knows the rules of engagement, this week promises an exciting blend of outdoor adventure and a touch of civic pride. Why not take a scenic drive to Guelph after soaking in the fall colors? You can enjoy both the vibrant leaves and the peaceful parks knowing that everyone is working together to keep your experiences enjoyable and safe. It’s a perfect fall combo—nature's beauty paired with city governance!
In conclusion, as we step into October, let’s not forget the importance of enjoying our natural surroundings while also respecting the guidelines that help keep them pristine. And if you're wondering how much of a role public spaces play in community well-being, you’ll be surprised to find studies show that access to green spaces enhances mental health, boosts community spirit, and even promotes physical activity! So whether you’re wandering through Fort St John’s fall foliage or observing the new bylaw in Guelph, celebrate the joy of community and the beauty of nature simultaneously!
In this edition, we share the best parks to check out the fall leaves. Plus, events happening October 1-7, 2024.
Guelph, Ont., October 1, 2024 – Starting today, the City of Guelph's Public Space Use bylaw is in effect. Approved by City Council on September 10, 2024,
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A farmers market, sponsored by the Division of Student Life, will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today (Oct. 2) outside the Mountainlair.
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