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At-Home Science Experiments: Animals and Their Habitats in the Park

POSTED: MARCH 31, 2020 I PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES
By: Rocky the Rock Ripper

Port Lands Flood Protection relies on many different science and engineering disciplines. To design and build a new river, ecological habitats, parks, roads, bridges – and ultimately a new island – the team draws on everything from geotechnical engineering to environmental testing. This winter, we hosted a science and engineering fair to help people learn more about the science, technology and engineering behind this billion-dollar revitalization.

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Board Book - Board of Directors Meeting - March 26, 2020

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Summary Report - Marine Strategy Update Public Information Centre - February 3, 2020

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Design Review Panel Meeting Presentation - Port Lands Flood Protection - Promontory Park South (DRAFT) - February 26, 2020

Read more about Design Review Panel Meeting Presentation - Port Lands Flood Protection - Promontory Park South (DRAFT) - February 26, 2020

Design Review Panel Meeting Presentation - 475 Unwin Avenue - Outer Harbour Rowing Facility (DRAFT) - February 26, 2020

Read more about Design Review Panel Meeting Presentation - 475 Unwin Avenue - Outer Harbour Rowing Facility (DRAFT) - February 26, 2020

Propelled by Partnership

POSTED: MARCH 2, 2020
BY: KALEIGH WISMAN

Waterfront Toronto was created to tackle big issues facing growing cities that only powerful collaboration across all three levels of government could solve. Our work has always been powered by collaboration, and as we look forward in our 2020-2025 Strategic Plan we are excited to explore what new partnerships will propel our work forward.

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