Elizabeth Church, CITY HALL BUREAU CHIEF — The Globe and Mail, Thursday, Jun. 26 20Waterfront Toronto spent $11,565 for each of the 36 pink umbrellas that dot Sugar Beach and another $529,800 for the lakeside park’s large candy-striped rocks – money spent without public scrutiny by an agency that is running out of cash, says the Toronto … Read more
Etobicoke GuardianColonel Samuel Smith Park is the green jewel of south Etobicoke, offering visitors a chance to experience nature along the Lake Ontario shoreline.
Digital Writer, theweathernetwork.com, Renee Tratch, Wednesday, June 25, 2014 Torontonians are kicking off summer at beaches and pools across the city. But while splashing can be fun and a great way to cool off, how do we ensure that the waters we wade in are safe for us and the ecosystem?
Elizabeth Church – CITY HALL BUREAU CHIEF, The Globe and Mail, June 24, 2014Waterfront Toronto, the agency set up by three levels of government to oversee development of the city’s shoreline, will run out of cash in three years and is asking permission to take on debt to fund its future operations.
thestar.com,By: Eric Andrew-Gee Staff Reporter, Published on Tue Jun 24 2014Victoria’s Secret, Best Buy and beer are top priorities for sailors in Toronto, says Rev. Judith Alltree.
Thought I would share this ad I saw: Beaches Presbyterian Church, 65 Glen Manor Dr. (S of Queen) in the heart of the Beach. Worship in a family-friendly, relaxed environment. Sunday School and Nursery. Coffee and new friendships are Free! LGTB friendly. Sundays 10:30 a.m. Minister: Rev. Matt McKay. Info: www.beacheschurch.org, 416-699-5871
The Mississauga NewsMississauga’s Dianne Oliveira will spend the summer on Toronto’s waterfront welcoming visitors to the city.
www.wireservice.ca Grab Your Camera and Capture the Essence of Toronto’s Waterfront during the My Waterfront Photo Contest.
Daily News, June 20, 2014Heritage Toronto, Toronto and Region Conservation and Waterfront Toronto will unveil two plaques to commemorate the heritage of the Don River; one recognizes the straightening of the Don River between 1886 and 1892, while the other interprets the historic lower Don River railway crossing.
June 23, 2014 Beach Mirror A community consultation regarding a planning application for 1327-1339 Queen St. E. will be held on Tuesday, June 24.