Scarborough Bluffs West Project A major waterfront planning initiative is underway along Toronto’s eastern shoreline, and Great Lakes Waterfront Trail users should be part of the conversation. The Scarborough Bluffs West Project, led by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the City of Toronto, will help shape the future of the waterfront between the Eastern […]
Access to Rouge Beach and the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail is temporarily closed until 2027 as part of planned improvements to the area. Please follow posted detour signage and respect all closure notices for their safety.
The 2025 Great Waterfront Trail Adventure Marks 30 Years of Connecting Communities to the Great Lakes with a New Cycling Route 30 Years, 3 Great Lakes, 1 Epic Ride: A Legacy Trail Marks a Milestone Hamilton, August 8, 2025 – In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, the Waterfront Regeneration […]
It was terrific to start the week by celebrating one of citizen advocacy’s finest accomplishments! The Rouge National Urban Park marked its 10th anniversary this morning. About 50 people gathered to reminisce and reflect on the 50 years it took to build political support for protecting a pristine urban river valley.
The Waterfront Regeneration Trust is proud to support the #WorldTrailsConference as a sponsor! Join us in Ottawa and immerse yourself in discussions about trails, tourism, climate and nature. Join us for four magnificent days of sharing and learning about the international trail movement. Ontario has made so much progress on its trails–the Great Lakes Waterfront […]
Celebrate Bike Month by Registering! June 25, 2024—Toronto. The Waterfront Regeneration Trust, in partnership with the Greenbelt Foundation, CAA and Hamilton Halton Brant Regional Tourism Association, announces the return of the popular Farm Fresh Cycle Tours this September. Do you love Ontario in the fall – the crisp tang of a freshly picked apple, the clear […]
The Burlington Canal Lift Bridge will be closed to cyclists, pedestrians, and motorists from January to the end of March 2024.
The Town of Whitby’s section of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail will be closed from Forbes Street (adjacent to the Corbett Creek Water Treatment Plant) to Intrepid Park from September 2024 with an anticipated completion of May 2025.
Shoreline repair and long-term erosion mitigation project along Waterfront Trail between East Point Park and Highland Creek. Work on this section of Trail will be complete and the section reopened to the public by end of day June 25, 2024. TRCA has completed and integrated shoreline protection. Repairs addressed extensive trail damage caused by erosion […]
The Waterfront Regeneration Trust is the grateful recipient of a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s Resilient Communities Fund. The grant has supported important work to evaluate, diversify and strengthen our fundraising capacity and communicate our impact. Over the past few weeks, we have met with many of the donors and champions who have supported […]
