But unlike those landscaped parks, Toronto’s ravines feel wild. Many Torontonians — let alone visitors — never descend into their vastness. Sitting on a mossy log listening to the water of ...

Though the most eye-grabbing part of the whole park is a large neon heart suspended ... nice to see some more parks and green space appearing along the waterfront for Toronto's wonderful wildlife ...

Toronto is getting a heart-shaped pond as part of a new downtown ... The city's budget for the park is $15 million and the city's parks, forestry, and recreation division will maintain the park ...

For a long time, the parks, parkettes and ravines scattered around Toronto were regarded as “nice to have” and as “frills,” advocate Dave Harvey says, but now he believes people have come ...