TRCA Response to the Provincial Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO) Regarding Durham Live (news)
On Friday October 30, 2020, the Ontario government announced, via press release, a Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO) at the request of the City Pickering, with the support of the Municipality...
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Salmon in Toronto and GTA Waters (news)
Spotting Salmon in Toronto and Region Help Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) monitoring team find migrating Salmon in regional streams and rivers! You can use our interactive story map...
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TRCA Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Earth Day (news)
For Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), every day is Earth Day. We work with our local communities, schools, businesses, and municipalities to make an impact daily. In 2020, Earth...
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World Rivers Day – Three Ways TRCA Is Making A Difference In The Rivers of the Toronto Region (news)
Taking place on September 22, 2019, World Rivers Day is a global celebration of the world’s waterways. Highlighting the many values of our rivers, World Rivers Day strives to increase...
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Natural Resources Canada Makes $2 Million Contribution For TRCA’s New Head Office Building (news)
Today, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) announced $2 million in funding for Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) new administrative office building. Contributed as part of NRCan’s Green Construction Through Wood...
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TRCA Transfers Land to Parks Canada for Rouge National Urban Park (news)
On June 15, 2019, Gary Anandasangaree, Member of Parliament for Scarborough—Rouge Park, and Jennifer Innis, Chair of Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)’s Board of Directors, announced that TRCA has...
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New TRCA Head Office to Showcase Sustainable Design (news)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) today held the ceremonial groundbreaking for the construction of its new administrative office building, a project that will set a benchmark for sustainable design...
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Holiday plants found in the Toronto region (news)
As we celebrate the holiday season, you’ll notice that plants figure into many of our holiday traditions. Here’s a list of some of the holiday-themed plants that are native species to...
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Why Is Hague Park Considered Environmentally Significant? (news)
Hague Park is a 9.3 hectare park at Bellamy Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a mature forest in the West Highland Creek Ravine. It is part of the...
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Why Chinook salmon are found in Toronto’s Highland Creek (news)
Listen carefully the next time you walk by a creek, river or stream and you may just hear the splash of salmon running upstream. That’s because every fall, salmon leave...
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