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One of Toronto s most historic streets could soon be getting a major overhaul
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More than 170 years after it was first established along Toronto s waterfront, The Esplanade is finally set to get proper bike lanes that is, if everything currently proposed for the area is approved as planned.
The City of Toronto recently announced its intentions to spiffy up both The Esplanade and Mill Street with bi-directional cycle tracks that would allow people to ride in both directions on one side of the road. Further details were released last night during a virtual public meeting.
‘Large increase in visitors’
A spokeswoman for ANGUSalive, which maintains Crombie Country Park, said there had been a large increase in visitors accessing the park by vehicle over the last month, with many of them parking on the main B road and park’s driveway.
She said: “This makes it difficult and dangerous for vehicles to pass and restricts the ability for emergency vehicles to pass if needed. ANGUSalive highlighted these concerns to Angus Council and Police Scotland.
“Due to the recent icy and wet weather the overflow car park at Crombie is unable to be opened. We hope as the weather improves we will be able to reopen these spaces.”
Hero breaks through ice to save teenage girl and three dogs trapped in frozen lake
Gym owner Chris Flemming ran to the rescue while out walking his own dog when he saw a young teenage girl and three animals plunge through ice into freezing water
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