Do More on the Shore!
The Waterfront Trail has been an instrumental part of Lake
Ontario’s regeneration. Along it you will find a 900 km celebration
of nature and culture - where peaceful countryside, small
towns and big cities are linked in bringing Lake Ontario to
this province's residents and visitors, alike. Enjoy it for
a day. Or make it a summer-long adventure. The Waterfront
Trail will let you discover the Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River waterfront...and
what it can mean to you.
IMPORTANT NOTICE--PUBLIC MEETING
The City of Toronto is holding a public meeting on the improvements to the Bluffer's Park trail in Toronto, which could greatly improve the safety and quality of the Waterfront Trail in Scarborough.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Presentation at 7 pm
Blessed Cardinal Newman High School, Auditorium
100 Brimley Road South
For more information, click here.
If you are unable to attend the meeting, you may view the materials presented on the project website at http://www.toronto.ca/involved/projects/swtrails/index.htm - scroll down the page and click on "Bluffer's Park". The material, including a comment sheet will be posted on the website following the meeting. |