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This account is no longer in use. Please follow the official Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) account @TRCA_HQ for future postings.

Toronto and Region, ON Katılım Ocak 2013
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Discover the Don
Discover the Don@DiscovertheDon·
Effective immediately, all Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) posts will be made on our official Twitter account. If you aren't already following, please join us @TRCA_HQ as there will be no further posts here. Thank you for your continued support!
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Park Circuit
Park Circuit@parkcircuit·
The paths are clear at Joel Weeks Park - a Riverside neighbourhood park north west of Queen and Broadview that provides a mix of relaxing and active spaces with ties to the nearby Don River. #TOparks
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Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
TRCA regulates development near floodplains, ravines, and other natural hazard areas to help protect people and property. We are updating our mapping to better reflect these regulated areas. The draft maps are available for review and comment until Jan 31. trca.ca/regulation-map…
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Discover the Don@DiscovertheDon·
A neighbourhood profile of Richvale, Richmond Hill, initially developed surrounding the Upper East Don into a self-contained farming community in the 1920s and 1930s bit.ly/2CmNzHK
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Toronto Railway Museum
Toronto Railway Museum@TORailwayMuseum·
Jan 10, 1883: the Grand Trunk Railway opens a second track between Union Station and Don station. This was the original 1856 GTR Don Station, not the one preserved in Roundhouse Park today. It was located just to the west of the Don River. 1/3
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Discover the Don@DiscovertheDon·
Number 6 on the list of competitive mountain biking trails in Canada: the trail from Leaside Bridge to ET Seton Park in the Lower Don bit.ly/2QScwzY
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Discover the Don@DiscovertheDon·
Earl Bales Ski & Snowboard Centre is now open! Check out the City of Toronto website for info on rentals and lessons bit.ly/2FtlEK6
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Humber River TRCA
Humber River TRCA@TRCA_Humber·
DYK? Lambton House is the last remaining in situ building from the 19th century milling era on the Humber River. Come see for yourself on January 10th and check out their annual lecture and newest exhibit “What’s Up With the Humber?” #CelebrateTheHumber
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Discover the Don@DiscovertheDon·
"It consists of a salvaged pine beam, which spans 16 feet and acts as the seat, that is suspended from a found steel gantry." Check out the 3 new public art installations along the Lower Don! bit.ly/2QsEPoE via @torontodotcom
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The York Pioneers
The York Pioneers@YorkPioneers·
Have you heard of The Don River Valley Historical Mapping Project? This interactive map allows a look through time into one of Toronto's important waterways! #TOhistory buff.ly/2QP8HRf
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Bob Georgiou@BobGeorgiouTO·
Curling on the Don River, Toronto., 1836.
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Park Circuit
Park Circuit@parkcircuit·
Overgrown rails near the Don River -looking south to the Riverdale pedestrian bridge. #DonValley
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Toronto Archives
Toronto Archives@TorontoArchives·
Was your new years resolution to take up a new winter sport? How about skating? While the Don River is no longer a safe option, check out the different rinks in the City here: ow.ly/HVq430mLRt9 Photo: William James, 1912: ow.ly/TprN30mLRCa
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