The pandemic has highlighted how important green spaces are in providing opportunities for Torontonians to connect with nature and each other. Parks are our most common green spaces, but public laneways also provide a hidden opportunity to introduce nature and community space near where we live, work and play.

Laneway Park-ing improved two public laneways, including the laneway running from Logan Avenue and Morse Street, south of Queen Street East, by adding greening, art, and other enhancements to the laneway edges of neighbouring properties at the request of property owners.

 

NEIGHBOURHOODS

Leslieville

FUNDERS

ArtworxTO (Leader) | TD (Builder) | Toronto Arts Council (Builder) | GrandTrees (Supporter) | Rust-oleum (Supporter) | Jesin-Neuberger Charitable Foundation (Builder) | Not Far From the Tree

LOCAL PARTNERS

Morse St Junior Public School parents | Leslieville residents

 

EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS

COMPLETED TRANSFORMATION

MASTER PLAN

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Thanks to the community members who joined us for the Project Kickoff e-meeting on October 21, where we introduced the project and answered questions, and the Site Analysis e-meeting on October 28, where we discussed possible sites for improvements. Find the link to the presentation slides below.

And thank you also to everyone who shared their ideas by filling out our online survey. If you have any questions about this project please get in touch via email.

Project Kickoff & Site Analysis
E-meetings
Oct 21, 2020 & Oct 28, 2020

Site Analysis Survey
Deadline: Nov 15, 2020

Master Plan Unveiling
Feb 9, 2021

Post-Project Survey
Deadline: July 31, 2021

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