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Community Info Session - Open House

Tue, May 23

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Withrow Common, CNE

Opening speaker is Jennifer Keesmaat, named one of the most influential people in Canada by Toronto Life, former Chief Planner for City of Toronto. This session will focus on understanding the impact of a deteriorating break wall to the safety and sustainability of local clubs and the public.

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Time & Location

May 23, 2023, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Withrow Common, CNE, 200 Princes' Blvd, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3, Canada

About the event

What to expect, 6:00 - 9:00pm

May 23, 2018

Greeting Table.

Introduction of event and speakers.

Overview Presentation

Understand the impact of a deteriorating break wall to the safety and sustainability of local clubs and the general public (thousands of regular water users).

Presentation of Humber Bay Vision.

A phased approach to increasing community engagement, providing environmental protection and ensuring access for an expanding population. (Light refreshments will be served)

Photographs

Past Present and Future. See the rich history, the current recreational use of Humber Bay and the possibilities once a shared vision is reached!

Break Out Sessions with Architect

Work with Principal designer at LANDinc, Walter Kehm, to give feedback and add your input to the proposed drawing.

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ABOUT US >

The Humber Bay For All (HBFA) Vision started in 2014 with four committed members and the support of TRCA.  It has since grown to over fifteen passionate and committed members. Humber Bay For All is a sub-committee of the West End Beaches Stakeholders Association (WEBSA). WEBSA is a coalition formed in 2005 by the Argonaut Rowing Club, The Boulevard Club, Sunnyside Paddling Club, and Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club to work with government agencies and non-governmental organizations to address the interests of persons who regularly use Toronto’s western beaches waterfront and waterways. Its members represent a broad range of organized local waterfront users, including paddlers, rowers and sailors. WEBSA’s members have a long history of developing and delivering amateur and recreational water-based sport along Toronto’s western beaches waterfront.

Argonaut Rowing Club (1872)

Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club (1890)

Boulevard Club (1905)

Sunnyside Paddling Club (1989)

CONTACT 

Durham Stephens

E: durhamstephens@gmail.com

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