Where & When to Vote
Saturday October 10 to Sunday October 11
From 10:00am to 7:00pm
Wellesley Community Centre (495 Sherbourne Street)
St. Lawrence Community Recreation Centre (230 The Esplanade)
Meet the Candidates
Basswood makes amazing shade, great for staying cool on hot days.
In summer, Basswood grows sweet-smelling flowers full of sugary nectar that pollinators love.
Basswood grows smooth and even, making it a traditional favourite for carving or making musical instruments.
Paper Birch is fast-growing when it is young, helping establish new forests quickly.
Paper Birch has bright white and papery bark with dark lines making it easy to recognize.
Paper Birch has tiny seeds that can float long distances on the wind, helping new trees grow in different places.
Many animals love Red Oak’s acorns, including blue jays, chipmunks, deer, squirrels and turkeys.
Red Oak’s leaves provide important food for caterpillars, which later turn into moths and butterflies.
Red Oak grows deep root systems that help them to stay strong in storms and prevent soil erosion.
Sugar Maple is famous for its extra sweet sap – pass the pancakes!
Sugar Maple seeds spin like little helicopters as they fall to the ground.
In the fall, Sugar Maple puts on a colourful show with orange, red and yellow leaves.
Many animals snack on the seeds hiding in White Pine’s cones, especially squirrels and birds.
White Pine keeps its needles all year round, creating cozy shelter for wildlife.
White Pine often grows to be the tallest tree in the forest.