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New Park Honours the Legacy of Environmentalist Bob Hunter

10/25/2016

Journalist. Conservationist. Rebel. Hero. Bob Hunter was all these things and more. Now, a stunningly beautiful tract of land in Markham has been...

Journalist. Conservationist. Rebel. Hero. Bob Hunter was all these things and more. Now, a stunningly beautiful tract of land in Markham has been named in his honor. The Bob Hunter Memorial Park was officially opened on Saturday, Oct. 22 in Markham. “More than anything else, Bob Hunter cared about our natural world and the...

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From the East York Mirror: Creating Toronto’s New Super Park

10/24/2016

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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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Unusual Colour, Smell, Thickness: What’s in the Water?

09/08/2016

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Why Are There Goldfish in Toronto Waterways?

07/14/2016

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From the Toronto Sun: Trudeau paddles the Rouge

06/20/2016

With his wife Sopie Gregoire and daughter Ella Grace by his side, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrated Fathers’ Day by celebrating a gift...

With his wife Sopie Gregoire and daughter Ella Grace by his side,...

With his wife Sopie Gregoire and daughter Ella Grace by his side, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrated Fathers’ Day by celebrating a gift of land that’s been in the works for some time — the transfer of Rouge National Urban...

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