Jane’s Walk growing with 113 ways to explore the city
Jane’s Walks are back in Toronto from May 5 to 7 — perhaps not “stronger than ever”, but heading in that direction after the pandemic letdown.
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Jane’s Walk
Go on a live-streamed Jane’s Walk: May 7–9
Jane’s Walks are continuing to explore Toronto neighbourhoods and communities with activities on the May 7–9 weekend.
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May 6: Jane’s Walk on Leaside’s great divide
The Jane’s Walk in Leaside on May 6 is Between Homes and Jobs: A Walk Down Laird Drive, focusing on the divide between the neighbourhood’s industrial and residential areas as laid out in 1912.
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May 5: Jane’s Walk through history of Beaches’ parks
The Path to Park Privatization is the title of the Jane’s Walk on May 5 that starts at 1:30 p.m. on the West side of Balmy Beach Club.
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May 4: Jane’s Walk explores Harbord Village
The Jane’s Walk on Harbord Village: An Historic Downtown Neighbourhood will take place on May 4 at 2 p.m., beginning at Brunswick House Rexall.
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May 4: Jane’s Walk to begin at Anne Johnston Health Station
The Jane’s Walk on Access in the City, Health & Well Being will take place on May 4 at 11:30 a.m., beginning at Anne Johnston Health Station at 2398 Yonge St
Read MoreHURD AROUND TOWN: From farms and racetracks to Canada’s ‘Arrivals City’
I brought along some comfy shoes to go with my pen and paper for this assignment.
Read MoreStill a good place to ‘Live, Work and Shop’
Having lived in Thorncliffe in the 1970s, Larry Hurd thought he knew its history. Boy, was he in for a surprise!
Read MoreWalking the Walk through Don Mills
Resident leads historical tour along paths for Jane’s Walk
Read MoreRevealing a colourful Danforth history
From Greenwood to Monarch Park, Jane’s Walk explores future possibilities
Read MoreSigns of hope and prosperity in Lawrence Heights
When Torontonians hear or read about Lawrence Heights, it’s easy to consider the history of violence that has been intermittently plaguing the area for years.
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