Posts Filed Under: High Park
A terrible film spawned two direct-to-video sequels. Naturally, everything was shot in Toronto.
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David Fleischer
How an international gesture of friendship turned High Park into one of the most popular springtime destinations in Toronto.
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Todd Aalgaard
Each spring when conditions are right, the City burns selected areas of High Park under controlled conditions to save an endangered ecosystem.
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Chris Riddell • Photos by Christopher Drost
Concerned about public safety and their neighbourhood's heritage, Runnymede-area residents take to the streets.
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Todd Aalgaard
Is Grenadier Pond named for British grenadiers who drowned there during the War of 1812? Or is there a more likely explanation?
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Edward Brown
The oldest outdoor theatre event in Canada celebrates 30 years with an old favourite and contemporary twists.
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Carly Maga
In today's Urban Planner: Fairy Hikes in High Park, comedians at Kitch Bar, and André Laplante kicks off the Toronto Summer Music Festival.
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Jessica Buck
HGTV's Mike Holmes helped repair the arson-damaged Jamie Bell Adventure Playground on Saturday.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Christopher Drost
This weekend, the dogs take over with Woofstock 2012, drums from around the world are banged at a festival in Woodbine Park, an open house answers your waterfront questions, Oakwood Village celebrates diversity with an art festival, and more.
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Kyle Bachan
With a dash of television magic, the High Park playground that was burned down in March will be rebuilt in July by Mike Holmes (and the community).
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Sarah-Joyce Battersby
Cherry blossom madness reaches new peak.
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Torontoist • Photo by Harry Choi
Some early photos as the cherry trees bloom.
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Torontoist • Photos by Christopher Drost
As the High Park community plans to rebuild their burned playground, councillor Sarah Doucette confronts the challenges of keeping a city within a park.
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Todd Aalgaard • Photos by Christopher Drost
Beloved turrets set on fire last weekend.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Christopher Drost
Jerk(s) bring community together.
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Stephanie Avery
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Torontoist • Photos by Ryan Walker
An outpouring of community and corporate support bolsters plans to rebuild the beloved Jamie Bell playground.
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Bronwyn Kienapple
Local kids and their parents visit the burnt shell of the Jamie Bell Adventure Playground, hours after an apparent case of arson.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photos by Christopher Drost
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