Our community features some of Toronto’s best parks, which are both centre-points for our local residents and destinations for those visiting our neighbourhoods. But our challenge remains improving park facilities as they age while finding new and exciting ways to enhance our use of parks.

Working with local residents and organizations, I’ve championed the inclusion of community gardens within our parks as not only a way of growing fresh local food and building awareness of food security, but as a vital way to enrich our community

I also continue to work closely with local ‘Friends Of’ groups to animate our parks, and find creative ways to improve and better use our park facilities. Parks are such an important part of our lives, and investing in their upkeep and maintenance is essential for our community.

City Parks in Ward 14:

  • Aldwych Park
  • Ashbridges Bay Skateboard Park
  • Cosburn Park
  • Coxwell Ravine Park
  • Degrassi Street Park
  • Dieppe Park
  • Felstead Park
  • Four Oaks Gate Park
  • Gamble Playground
  • Greenwood Park - click here for updates on the dog off-leash area improvements
  • Hubbard Park
  • Jimmie Simpson Park
  • Joel Weeks Park
  • Jonathan Ashbridge Park
  • Kempton Howard Park – click here for updates on the 2020 revitalization
  • Leslie Grove Park
  • Livingstone Park
  • Logan Green Field
  • Matty Eckler Playground
  • McCleary Park
  • McCleary Playground
  • Monarch Park
  • Morse Street Playground
  • Phin Park
  • Riverdale Park East
  • Withrow Park

‘Friends Of’ Park Groups

Friends of Withrow Park

Friends of Withrow Park are a group of people who enjoy spending time at Withrow Park and who work to put together activities in the park and work towards park improvements.

Friends of Monarch Park

Friends of Monarch Park is a community based group that is interested in improving the green space, cultural and recreational activities of Monarch Park.

Friends of Phin Park
Friends of Greenwood Park

Friends of Dieppe Park

Friends of Dieppe Park is a volunteer group that works collaboratively to improve the green space, cultural and recreational activities of Dieppe Park in East York.

Community Gardens in Ward 14

Click here to earn more about the city’s community gardens.

Tennis Courts Now Open

After being closed temporarily due to the ongoing construction, the tennis courts can now be accessed from the stairs by Tennis Crescent. The Pool and Dog Off Leash Area can be accessed through the Montcrest Boulevard entrance.

New Fitness Equipment

There is a new fitness station in the park for public use. There are pull-up bars, step benches, a cargo net, and parallel bars. Equipment instructions on signage is also provided.

 

Toronto's outdoor pools, wading pools and splash pads will begin their full-time summer schedules on Friday, June 30 and will remain open with varying schedules until Labour Day weekend.

Below is a list of outdoor pools, indoor pools, splash pads and wading pools in Ward 30:

Frankland Community Centre - Indoor pool

Greenwood Park - Outdoor pool and splash pad

Withrow Park Is Getting a New Rink! I am delighted to announce that Withrow Park will be getting a brand new, state of the art rink for the many skaters, ice and ball hockey players to enjoy. The new rink is in the design phase now.  Here is a sneak preview of the "conceptual" design.

Construction is scheduled to take place in the spring/fall of 2018 and if the weather cooperates

Tiverton Park Construction Starts Tuesday, September 5th

I am delighted to let you know that the revitalization of Tiverton Park is set to begin on Tuesday morning September 5. The park will be closed as removals and demolition of the existing playground takes place. If the weather cooperates the work is scheduled for completion in December 2017.

I am very happy to share with you the final designs for Tiverton Park.

Annual Compost Weekend

Bring your own shovels & spades and buckets/bags!

~ Compost will be available in the morning ~

Saturday April 22 Sunday April 23

Tiverton Park Improvements Feedback Welcomed by November 8th 

Thank you to everyone who attended the Tiverton Park meeting. Your feedback is incredibly important and helps the consultant and parks staff understand how you use the park, and what improvements matter to you and your family.

Whether you were able to attend the meeting or not, I want to give you an opportunity to provide feedback on the future of our neighbourhood park.  I've included images of the display boards that were shown at the meeting below, and you can click on the image for a larger version of each. The boards provide a range of options on play equipment and other park amenities that you are invited to comment on.

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