Erased by generations of industrial development, the mouth of the Don River is gradually re-emerging in Toronto's Port Lands through a colossal infrastructure project unlike anything ever seen ...

Rivers says Matisse Thybulle will be ineligible for Games 3 and 4 in Toronto. No movement on that front. — Kyle Neubeck (@KyleNeubeck) April 11, 2022 ...

Then, in October of 1954, the history of Toronto's rivers took a turn when Hurricane Hazel dropped 28 centimetres of rain over two days on the Humber. With 81 people dead, ...

In a new book, Toronto’s Ravines and Urban Forests, author Jason Ramsay-Brown explores the vast ravine system and produces loving portraits of his favourite spots, each one an ecosystem unto itself.

Here are five buried rivers that used to flow through Toronto. GARRISON CREEK. Of all the rivers present in early Toronto, Garrison Creek was the biggest and hardest to cross.

Austin Rivers became a star in Duke. The shooting guard, first spotlighted for being a member of the Rivers basketball family, grew into a guard who can finish games.

1,077,815 Torontonians can’t be wrong. Dear Urban Decoder: I’ve heard that there are several buried rivers in Toronto.Where are they located and why were they covered over?— ...

“They finally had a funeral for the Don River yesterday,” the Toronto Telegram reported the following day. “Judging from the smell of the ‘deceased,’ it was long overdue. ...