10/06/2026
What happens when neighbours who have lived near each other for years finally get the chance to really connect? đź’›
Rachel and Dave recently hosted the first Good Neighbour gathering for the Edmund Street neighbourhood in Weston Village, Toronto.
24 neighbours — about one-third of the neighbourhood’s households — came together for a potluck, conversations, activities, and a chance to get to know one another beyond a simple hello.
By the end of the gathering, neighbours had shared stories, talked about what being a Good Neighbour means, made a commitment to support one another, and connected through the Good Neighbour App.
Sometimes, building a stronger community starts with something as simple as getting around the same table. 🏡