A $1.4-Billion Megaproject: How the Port Lands Flood Protection Project is Saving Toronto from...
Rapid urban growth and the realities of global climate change are presenting modern metropolises with unprecedented challenges. For coastal and waterfront cities, flooding remains...
Toronto Power Generating Station: Construction and Legacy
Canada is one of the world’s leading energy producers, and it comes as no surprise that the city of Toronto has played a significant...
Greening Toronto: Challenges, Importance, and Health Benefits
The importance of green spaces in urban environments cannot be overstated. Today, we delve into the significance of greenery in Toronto, its challenges, and...
Construction and Opening of Toronto’s Hydroelectric System
The development of Toronto's hydroelectric system was no simple task. This article explores its construction, inauguration, operations, and challenges. Learn more on toronto.name.
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About the Environmental Protection Defense in Toronto
Environmental Protection Defense (formerly known as the Canadian Environmental Protection Fund) is a Canadian environmental organization established in 1984 in Toronto. It collaborates with...
The History of Toronto’s Sewer System
Beneath Toronto, even under its "underground city," lies 11 kilometres of tunnels and pipes, some over 200 years old. This is Toronto’s sewer system—a...
The History of Fort York: A Fortified District in Toronto
The National Historic Site of Fort York commemorates a series of British military installations that protected the entrance to Toronto’s harbour. Explore more about...
Riverdale: One of the Few Farms in Toronto Raising Birds and More
The development of poultry farming in Toronto may not be extensive, but there are a few farms dedicated to raising birds. These places are...
The History of Toronto’s Industrial Enterprises
Industrialization is the process of economic and social transformation, shifting the centers of economic activity toward work, wages, and incomes. This transformation took two...
The History of Toronto’s Grain Elevators
Farmers plant corn in late April or May and harvest it with combines in the fall. After harvest, the corn is dried and stored...