Parks

04/21/2026

Here's when huge new conservation area opens to the public in Mississauga | INsauga

After a delay of nearly a year, a huge new waterfront conservation area in Mississauga’s south end will open to the public in a matter of weeks. Expected to “transform a once-industrial shoreline into a vibrant natural space along Lake Ontario,” the 64-acre Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area...

04/20/2026

This boardwalk trail near Toronto winds through a forest to a rare cobble beach - Narcity

If you're craving a peaceful nature walk without venturing too far from Toronto, this scenic waterfront marsh makes for a dreamy day trip.

03/23/2026

Growing Streets

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03/22/2026

Humber River Recreation Trail on AllTrails https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/ontario/humber-river-recreation-trail

The Humber River Recreation Trail offers a wonderful city escape, perfect for cyclists and walkers looking to explore a path rich in nature and history. This favorite paved pathway has many entry points along the way that offer parking, making it easy to jump on the trail for as long as you like. Th...

03/11/2026

Brampton-Orangeville Rail Trail (BORT)

“The City of Brampton is in the process of converting its portion of the Orangeville-Brampton Railway Corridor, which is over 14 km, into a recreational trail!”

https://www.brampton.ca/EN/residents/parks/projects/Pages/Brampton-Orangeville-Rail-Trail.aspx

07/26/2025

Humber River - Park Trail - Ontario Bike Trails
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07/26/2025

07/26/2025

Humber River - Park Trail - Ontario Bike Trails
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Cycle 14 km on one of Toronto's top bike paths on the west side of town. Read the review with photos and maps here.

07/26/2025

"A deteriorated ravine path, which some call "the missing link" in Toronto's recreational trail system, may soon be coming back to life with the help from a midtown residents' group"

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/vale-avoca-trail-toronto-rehab-1.7593308

A deteriorated ravine path, which some call "the missing link" in Toronto's recreational trail system, may soon be coming back to life with the help from a midtown residents' group.

05/01/2023

The Province of Ontario’s plan to revitalize Ontario Place and create a year-round destination for Ontarians and visitors continues to move through the consultation process.