A polite, mature park located on the west side of Yonge across from the Rosedale station. The park connects in with Aura Lee Park which extends over to Avenue Road, not pictured here.
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A small parkette in front of Paul Kane House located on the north side of Wellesley Street East, half way between Yonge & Church. Well used with very well maintained gardens and grass areas from spring until late fall. The perennial gardens evolve and change colours almost weekly creating a regular interest in the area when walking by. The annuals along the sidewalk and in the sidewalk community garden are also changed out two, sometimes three times a season - again, keeping a strong visual interest in the parkette for both visitors and area residents on their way to and from the subway each day.
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Little Norway park is located on the lakeshore south of Queen's Quay between Bathurst and Little Norway Cresc. This is a great little park with a baseball diamond and some great walking areas tucked away from view. Cool neighbourhood too.
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I would like to invite park lovers on this forum to join me in a Jane's Walk this Saturday May 1 from noon to 1:30. It's called "Behind The Scenes Of Yonge St.", and will look at the very parks originally posted on this forum, in a fun, interactive type way. Details: http://janeswalk.net/walks/view/behind_the_scenes_of_yonge_street/
Cant find the article - G&M last Saturday - but there is an exciting proposal to completely redesign the Metro Hall Square Park. Its become much more intruiging since the Ritz and Dexia towers were completed.
Also, the College Park 'park' should be rethought once Aura is done. Great potential there.