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Honouring an Historical Journey Between the Humber and Don Rivers

12/16/2016

Did you know that Davenport is one of Toronto’s oldest roads? It follows the longest First Nations trail in Ontario known as Gete-Onigaming, or...

Did you know that Davenport is one of Toronto’s oldest roads? It follows the longest First Nations trail in Ontario known as Gete-Onigaming, or “the old portage,” which stretched between the Humber and Don rivers running along the southern shoreline of glacial Lake Iroquois. In 2015, a handful of participants began an annual tradition...

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Species Spotlight: How TRCA Ranks Flora and Fauna

11/22/2016

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The Changing Attitudes Toward Ravines

11/16/2016

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From the Toronto Star: At the Headwaters of Toronto’s Three Rivers

11/10/2016

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From the Toronto Star: Bringing the Thorncliffe Park Community Closer to the Ravine

11/09/2016

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From Torontoist: Fish Make a Comeback in the GTA

11/04/2016

It’s a myth that’s persisted for decades: You can’t — and wouldn’t want to — fish in the waters around Toronto....

It’s a myth that’s persisted for decades: You can’t...

It’s a myth that’s persisted for decades: You can’t — and wouldn’t want to — fish in the waters around Toronto. These days, writes Torontoist‘s Catherine McIntyre, there’s a new school of thought...

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