Children walk to school every day through this ravine. with the stairs out, they revert back to busy streets.
This entrance is a key entrance to the ravine and to the cemetery. IT's a great contribution to wellness in the city.
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Tania Sulan
10 years ago
We support this
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Elizabeth Lawless
10 years ago
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Mary Killoran
10 years ago
The ravine system in central Toronto is fantastic. My family and I enjoy walks in the ravines in every season.
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Doug Bradley
10 years ago
Great initiative. Toronto's ravine system is a treasure.
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Rein Mikkor
10 years ago
We walk the ravine every day .. the erosion is progressively getting worse over the past 10 years. Preventative measures are required to save this natural oasis in the middle of our city.
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Prudence
10 years ago
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Love escaping the city by walking these trails all year long.
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Amanda Cohen
10 years ago
Walks in this ravine plays a role in our family outings. Please help save it.
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Denis Beaulne
10 years ago
I walk through this area twice a day and have noticed the effects of erosion over the last few years. A cohesive strategy for controlling erosion is needed.
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Caroline Rogers
10 years ago
This ravine has sadly been allowed to deteriorate to the point where access is dangerous in many areas. As population expansion and spiralling costs push more and more people in condos and apartments these ravines need to be treasured and preserved.
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Michel Lozier
10 years ago
We really need to do something about the erosion. Let's rejuvenate both sides of Yellow Creek Ravine.
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Ali Devereux
10 years ago
It is shameful that the trail has been allowed to disintegrate to this extent. There is no shortage of City Parks staff so I'm uncertain as to why this level of erosion is deemed acceptable. Councillors for the area are Josh Matlow: [email protected]
and Kristyn Wong-Tam:
[email protected]
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Robin Heintzman
10 years ago
This needs to be dealt with immediately
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Robert Spindler
· petition starter
10 years ago
Much needed
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It's in serious need of fixing
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Mike Bugden
10 years ago
Huge asset for the City. Great initiative. A big attraction for me when visiting Toronto.
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J Crowder
10 years ago
The sides of the ravine along the creek have been eroding and falling down for many years now. I've been walking my dogs for now 15 years and it's just been getting progressively worse. There has been no repair or efforts to stop the sides from falling into the creek. As it is now it's a dangerous place to walk and without fixing it, it can get nothing but worse.
Children walk to school every day through this ravine. with the stairs out, they revert back to busy streets. This entrance is a key entrance to the ravine and to the cemetery. IT's a great contribution to wellness in the city.
We support this
x
The ravine system in central Toronto is fantastic. My family and I enjoy walks in the ravines in every season.
Great initiative. Toronto's ravine system is a treasure.
We walk the ravine every day .. the erosion is progressively getting worse over the past 10 years. Preventative measures are required to save this natural oasis in the middle of our city.
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Love escaping the city by walking these trails all year long.
Walks in this ravine plays a role in our family outings. Please help save it.
I walk through this area twice a day and have noticed the effects of erosion over the last few years. A cohesive strategy for controlling erosion is needed.
This ravine has sadly been allowed to deteriorate to the point where access is dangerous in many areas. As population expansion and spiralling costs push more and more people in condos and apartments these ravines need to be treasured and preserved.
We really need to do something about the erosion. Let's rejuvenate both sides of Yellow Creek Ravine.
It is shameful that the trail has been allowed to disintegrate to this extent. There is no shortage of City Parks staff so I'm uncertain as to why this level of erosion is deemed acceptable. Councillors for the area are Josh Matlow: [email protected] and Kristyn Wong-Tam: [email protected]
This needs to be dealt with immediately
Much needed
It's in serious need of fixing
Huge asset for the City. Great initiative. A big attraction for me when visiting Toronto.
The sides of the ravine along the creek have been eroding and falling down for many years now. I've been walking my dogs for now 15 years and it's just been getting progressively worse. There has been no repair or efforts to stop the sides from falling into the creek. As it is now it's a dangerous place to walk and without fixing it, it can get nothing but worse.
Great initiative!
This needs to get done