Contact: hello@belmontnow.ca
Activities and Events
—The Block Party
— Games Day – Board Games, etc
— Walkers
— Dancers
Cultural Art Music Dance Food
Pets – Speargrass Elimination!
Gardens and Gardeners
Children
Concerns, Complaints, Compliance
Condo’ing
Renting
Seniors
Environment in our Community
Health and Safety Concerns and Resolutions
— Clean Streets –
— Dog Poo – get it picked up
— Litter sucks. Clean it up.
— Street Sense – slow down and live –
A geographical community is a group of people living and/or working in the same physical area, such as a neighbourhood. This type of community is characterized by:
Shared Location: Members live in close proximity, which facilitates face-to-face interactions and fosters a sense of place, belonging, identity, and attachment to that place.
Building Community: In times of hardship, stress or emergency, it is our neighbours who surround us. Community building is a practice in democracy.
Common Interests and Goals: People often share similar concerns and objectives related to their local environment, such as safety, education, and infrastructure.
Social Relationships: Regular interactions and mutual support among residents help build strong social bonds and can even improve mental and physical health.
Collective Identity: The shared experiences and cultural practices of the community contribute to a collective identity and sense of belonging.

We are looking to establish an ad hoc group that may provide a forum for people to express their views and, as a way forward, to lobby for more public input in the decision-making process on issues affecting our neighbourhood.
Team 17 as an ad hoc group, the nucleus of an organization.
Seniors Culture, Kids Culture, Dog Culture, Coffee Culture, Clean and Safe Culture, Asian Culture, African Culture, American Culture, European Culture, Indigenous Culture, Urban Culture, Art Culture, Working Culture, Retired Culture, Indoor Culture, Outdoor Culture, Trail Culture, Sports Culture, Garden Culture, Business Culture, Democracy Culture, Science Culture, Car Culture, Condo Culture, and Rental Culture