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City of Toronto Flood Protection Project – Funding Announcement

11/26/2020

On October 30, 2020, the Government of Canada announced a commitment of a $19 million investment in reducing the impact of severe storms and flooding...

On October 30, 2020, the Government of Canada announced a commitment of a $19 million investment in reducing the impact of severe storms and flooding in Toronto’s Rockcliffe-Smythe neighbourhood. This approval comes following the successful review of the project under the terms and conditions of the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund (DMAF). The City...

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City of Toronto, York and Peel Regions to Benefit from Erosion Protection

04/03/2019

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Holiday plants found in the Toronto region

11/23/2018

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Innovation at the Islands: Controlling Erosion at Gibraltar Point

09/10/2018

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Endangered Species in the GTA: Can We Ensure Their Survival?

07/05/2018

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From The Globe and Mail: Gibraltar Point on the Brink?

12/01/2016

Gibraltar Point, at the southwesterly tip of the Toronto Islands, has a long and storied past. Like its European namesake, which stands watch over...

Gibraltar Point, at the southwesterly tip of the Toronto Islands, has...

Gibraltar Point, at the southwesterly tip of the Toronto Islands, has a long and storied past. Like its European namesake, which stands watch over the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea, the point once was integral to the defense of the young...

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Species Spotlight: How TRCA Ranks Flora and Fauna

11/22/2016

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From the Toronto Star: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Side of Our Ravines

10/17/2016

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