LOOPING PARKS
& BUILDING COMMUNITY
The Weston Loop will build on the identity of the much-loved park network in Weston, knitting the parks together with novel connections and destinations through a 4-km multi-use trail. This community-led plan will breathe new life into 74-acres of green spaces, enhancing their appeal and accessibility for families and residents of all ages.
Message From Mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow
Councillor Frances Nunziata has been instrumental in bringing together developers, the WV Residents Association, and others in a new and ambitious effort to create Toronto’s next great park.
— Tom Costantino, President of the WVRA
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Weston Loop in the News
Huge New 4.4 KM Toronto Trail To Connect Several Parks Together
Jack Landau | November 10, 2024
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Help us create a better park system for Weston Village! Share your thoughts and ideas. Your feedback will guide improvements and ensure Weston Loop meets everyone's needs. Let’s build a greener, more vibrant space together.
Weston loop COMMUNITY
Looping through time
Stroll Through History of Weston Village Parks
Events
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Farmer's Market
October 12, 2024
8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Artscape Weston Commons (34 John St)
Join us at the Farmer’s Market to launch the Weston Loop project! Enjoy fresh local goods and live entertainment, and get a first look at plans to revitalize our neighborhood parks.
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Design Charette
October 29, 2024
5:00 - 7:00 PM
York West Active Living Center (1901 Weston Rd)
Join us for a Design Charette and help create the parks our community deserves. This workshop invites the community to share ideas and collaborate on the future design of our green spaces.
Weston Parks & Recreation Updates
Mid Humber Gap Trail Study
The next phase of this project will involve the development of detailed designs. The City will continue to engage the public in the next phase.
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