Welcome to The Highland Creek Community Association!
Highland Creek is an east Scarborough neighbourhood surrounding the Highland Creek water system. Our heritage neighbourhood borders Lake Ontario to the south and The Rouge National Park to the north.   At the heart of our neighbourhood is Highland Creek Village, a commercial village centre with roots dating back to the mid 1800’s.  In the 1850's, Highland Creek was the largest residential and business centre in the former Township of Scarborough. Highland Creek was officially recognized as a community in 1852, when it was granted its own post office.  A little more of  Our Vast History...         
Highland Creek Community Association (HCCA)  is a volunteer group of residents who are dedicated to the preservation, development and improvement of the Highland Creek community.  The HCCA plans and co-ordinates annual events for the neighbourhood folks to gather together, have fun, and enjoy the season.
Also, HCCA represents the Highland Creek community at all levels of government on local planning and development issues.  We advocate on behalf of our residents.
*Become a Member of the HCCA today!    The greater the number of members the stronger our voice.  Join in, get involved, support your local community with a $10 membership fee.   All memberships fees go directly back into community service,  family events, beautification, community clean up.
There are loads of ways you can take an active role with the HCCA!   Join in coordinating or volunteering at local events, pitch in to clean up the shared spaces of  our beautiful neighbourhood, get some exercise while you deliver our local newsletter, The Villager News. 
Highland Creek Development Survey     Proposed developments in Highland Creek have residents concerned as to the future of our Heritage neighbourhood. The Highland Creek Community Association created a short  SURVEY to obtain feedback on proposed developments that affect the residents of Highland Creek and the greater community bordering and visiting Highland Creek.   The survey is now closed.  Stay tuned, the  results of the Highland Creek Development Survey
will be posted here and in the upcoming Highland Creek Villager News

The Highland Creek Community Association (HCCA) is about creating community and belonging! The HCCA plans and co-ordinates annual events for the neighbourhood folks to gather together, have fun, and enjoy the season. Also, the HCCA represents community decisions that affect you. An Annual Summer Festival takes place each year in June. The Highland Creek Heritage Festival brings the community out to for a fun filled day of activities, rides, games, market, food and fun! More Highland Creek Events: I ❤️ Highland Creek Dinner Dance Fundraiser, Annual Spring Clean Up, Pumpkin Parade, Festival of Lights Tree Lighting Ceremony. There are loads of ways you can get involved with your community! Support in various ways as an HCCA member at large ; take an active role in your community, join in coordinating or volunteering at local events, pitch in to clean up our shared spaces in our beautiful neighbourhood, get some exercise while you deliver our local newsletter, The Villager News, use your skills to report on local events and news. COMMUNITY IS CREATED!

Mayor John Tory at the 34th Annual Highland Creek Heritage Festival wearing his famous Toronto Raptors Blazer!

The Highland Creek Villager News Heritage Edition

Local Food Drive Supporting Local People! #hccacares

Donation to the Tony Stacey Senior Centre for Veteran Care

The Highland Creek Development Survey is now closed.Thank you taking the time to respond. Your Voice Counts!

​​Answer a short survey, including an opportunity to share your thoughts on this important matter.
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​*Results of survey for submission to City Council
*Posted online and published in the next edition of The Highland Creek Villager
*Personal data will not be shared

Altree Developments 1625 Military Trail Proposal

Altree Developments Amendment Proposal

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Images of Proposed Buildings

Drawing of two 8-storey buildings. Site of 1625 Military Trail, image via submission to City of Toronto

Drawing of Proposed Buildings. Site of 1625 Military Trail, image via submission to City of Toronto

Drawing of Proposed two 8-storey buildings. Site of 1625 Military Trail, image via submission to City of Toronto

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