WE ARE BACK ... The same, only different ... NOUS SOMMES DE RETOUR ... Le même, mais différent ...

WE ARE BACK ... The same, only different ... NOUS SOMMES DE RETOUR ... Le même, mais différent ...

DECEMBER 2024 / JANUARY 2025

DECEMBRE 2024 / JANVIER 2025

CONNEXIONS/EXPRESS FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 30, 2024

The next issue will be released on December 15, 2024

- Subscribe to our bilingual, bi-monthly newsletter - Abonnez-vous à notre newsletter bilingue et bimensuelle

- Subscribe to our bilingual, bi-monthly newsletter - Abonnez-vous à notre newsletter bilingue et bimensuelle

AUGUST-AOÛT - SEPTEMBER-SEPTEMBRE 2024

OCTOBER-OCTOBRE/ NOVEMBER-NOVEMBRE 2024

ConneXions made its debut in October 2019. It is a non-profit community newspaper produced by the Overbrook Community Association.

It is a fully digital publication, free of charge, and aimed at approximately 10,000 homes, businesses and organizations in Overbrook, Castle Heights and the environs.

ConneXions is produced in one English language and one French-language version.

We produce six issues per year: August/September, October/November, December/January, February/March, April/May and June/July.

Contributions

Any resident of Overbrook is welcome to submit articles, notices, poems, photos and artwork, in English or French. We reserve the right to edit all such contributions, in whole or in part.

Please send submissions and inquiries to Editor@Overbrook.ca.

Advertisers and Sponsors

For advertising information, click here.
All other inquiries, email Editor@Overbrook.ca.

THE DEADLINES FOR THE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER ISSUE :

Copy: September 20

Advertising: September 27

ConneXions a fait ses débuts en octobre 2019. Il s'agit d'un journal communautaire à but non lucratif produit par l'Overbrook Community Association.

Il s'agit d'une publication entièrement numérique, gratuite, destinée à environ 10 000 foyers, entreprises et organisations d'Overbrook, de Castle Heights et des environs.

ConneXions est produit en une langue anglaise et une version française.

Nous produisons six numéros par an : août/septembre, octobre/novembre, décembre/janvier, février/mars, avril/mai et juin/juillet.

Contributions

Tout résident d'Overbrook est invité à soumettre des articles, des avis, des poèmes, des photos et des œuvres d'art, en anglais ou en français. Nous nous réservons le droit de modifier toutes ces contributions, en tout ou en partie.

Veuillez envoyer vos soumissions et demandes de renseignements à Editor@Overbrook.ca.

Annonceurs et sponsors

Pour des informations publicitaires, cliquez ici. Pour toute autre demande, envoyez un courriel à Editor@Overbrook.ca.

LES DATE LIMITES POUR L'ÉDITION D'OCTOBRE/NOVEMBRE :

Copie : 20 septembre

Publicité : 27 septembre

 

Fall 2021

Fun outdoor events, great projects and plans for changes in the community as we gradually emerge from the pandemic!


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Summer 2021

Find out about sustainable homes, more trees and the man in the middle of the action at the Overbrook Community Centre.


Spring 2021.png

Spring 2021

Thinking about food, COVID-19 vaccines and some of the people you may meet around the neighbourhood.


Winter 2021.png

Winter 2021

Working and playing together makes our community a better place to live during COVID and beyond.


fall%2Bcover%2Bcolour.jpg

Fall 2020

Spotlight on amazing youth in our community and on programs and activities for children and youth in Overbrook and Castle Heights.


Summer2020.jpg

Summer 2020

Quarantine life is starting to feel normal, even if we’re now in a “new normal”. What will the end of the year bring? Who knows! But we’re keeping our head downs and we’re still growing Overbrook!


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Spring 2020

COVID-19 has changed life as we know it, yet families, friends and neighbours are finding new ways to connect. We may be physically distanced, but one thing is clear: our community is stronger than ever!


Winter2020.jpg

Winter 2020

It’s not just a new year, but a new decade in which to shape our community. See what Overbrook looks like today, looking east up Donald St. from the river; what will it look like in 2030? 2040? 2050? Read on to learn what’s happening in your neighbourhood in 2020!

 

Fall 2021

Fun outdoor events, great projects and plans for changes in the community as we gradually emerge from the pandemic!


Summer 2021.png

Summer 2021

Find out about sustainable homes, more trees and the man in the middle of the action at the Overbrook Community Centre.


Spring 2021.png

Spring 2021

Thinking about food, COVID-19 vaccines and some of the people you may meet around the neighbourhood.


Winter 2021.png

Winter 2021

Working and playing together makes our community a better place to live during COVID and beyond.


fall%2Bcover%2Bcolour.jpg

Fall 2020

Spotlight on amazing youth in our community and on programs and activities for children and youth in Overbrook and Castle Heights.


Summer2020.jpg

Summer 2020

Quarantine life is starting to feel normal, even if we’re now in a “new normal”. What will the end of the year bring? Who knows! But we’re keeping our head downs and we’re still growing Overbrook!


Capture d’écran 2020-12-01 à 15.52.57.png

Spring 2020

COVID-19 has changed life as we know it, yet families, friends and neighbours are finding new ways to connect. We may be physically distanced, but one thing is clear: our community is stronger than ever!


Winter2020.jpg

Winter 2020

It’s not just a new year, but a new decade in which to shape our community. See what Overbrook looks like today, looking east up Donald St. from the river; what will it look like in 2030? 2040? 2050? Read on to learn what’s happening in your neighbourhood in 2020!

ConneXions made its debut in October 2019. It is a non-profit community newspaper produced by the Overbrook Community Association.

It is a fully digital publication, free of charge, and aimed at approximately 10,000 homes, businesses and organizations in Overbrook, Castle Heights and the environs.

ConneXions is produced in one English language and one French-language version.

We produce six issues per year: August/September, October/November, December/January, February/March, April/May and June/July.

Contributions

Any resident of Overbrook is welcome to submit articles, notices, poems, photos and artwork, in English or French. We reserve the right to edit all such contributions, in whole or in part.

Please send submissions and inquiries to Editor@Overbrook.ca.

Advertisers and Sponsors

For advertising information, click here.
All other inquiries, email Editor@Overbrook.ca.

THE DEADLINES FOR THE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER ISSUE :

Copy: September 20

Advertising: September 27

 

Fall 2021

Fun outdoor events, great projects and plans for changes in the community as we gradually emerge from the pandemic!


Summer 2021.png

Summer 2021

Find out about sustainable homes, more trees and the man in the middle of the action at the Overbrook Community Centre.


Spring 2021.png

Spring 2021

Thinking about food, COVID-19 vaccines and some of the people you may meet around the neighbourhood.


Winter 2021.png

Winter 2021

Working and playing together makes our community a better place to live during COVID and beyond.


fall%2Bcover%2Bcolour.jpg

Fall 2020

Spotlight on amazing youth in our community and on programs and activities for children and youth in Overbrook and Castle Heights.


Summer2020.jpg

Summer 2020

Quarantine life is starting to feel normal, even if we’re now in a “new normal”. What will the end of the year bring? Who knows! But we’re keeping our head downs and we’re still growing Overbrook!


Capture d’écran 2020-12-01 à 15.52.57.png

Spring 2020

COVID-19 has changed life as we know it, yet families, friends and neighbours are finding new ways to connect. We may be physically distanced, but one thing is clear: our community is stronger than ever!


Winter2020.jpg

Winter 2020

It’s not just a new year, but a new decade in which to shape our community. See what Overbrook looks like today, looking east up Donald St. from the river; what will it look like in 2030? 2040? 2050? Read on to learn what’s happening in your neighbourhood in 2020!