Red Mars
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Pics from May 8, 2019
Toronto Garrison Crossing (was Fort York Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge) | ?m | ?s | City of Toronto | Pedelta
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Red Mars
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Pics from May 31, 2019
achender
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The planting of the park on the Wellington St side has begun.
Railings on the Fort york side.
Railings on the Fort york side.
concrete_and_light
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It's going to be cool to be able to be in this space soon. All sorts of new angles on the city!
Paul Aitken
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Does anyone know when the crossing will be open?
Red Mars
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From Jun 12, 2019
Red Mars
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From June 28, 2019
innsertnamehere
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ahh, the fresh artificial colour of grass seed spray!
achender
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From the south side of things this evening.
raptor
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Red Mars
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July 19, 2019
Allandale25
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^ Latest update from the Councillor says that it'll open in "late summer 2019".
LostAlbertan
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Is there a public rendering of the landscaped Ordnance park portion? I've been Googling around but couldn't find any.
I don't believe it's been planned yet. The community outdoor pool that was proposed by Cityzen way back when was rejected, I think mostly because the City wanted to use the S37 benefits from the nearby developments for just about everything, like the Garrison Crossing bridges for one. In the meantime, why no park plan here yet? In the previous Council this was in Mike Layton's ward, in the new one it's in Joe Cressy's. The last update on the City's webpage is from 2014. Maybe contact them to ask?
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Jacob Lisgar
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The Ordnance Land is being delivered to the parks department in base park condition. There was a public meeting about it a few years back back haven't heard anything new. There is also a few million in the parks budget for this park that has been getting deferred while construction on the bridge moves along. Havent heard any real info though on timing. They may be waiting to conduct meetings once new residents move in so that the actually people that will live next door can have some say in the design.