Supportive quotations on community, culture, and active transportation projects
Ministry of Infrastructure
2021-08-13 13:54:00

“I am proud to represent the riding of ScarboroughRouge Park which is home to the Toronto Zoo; a pillar of our community since 1974. Ontario’s investment of $2.4 million will help improve accessibility of Toronto Zoo pathways, boardwalks and public washrooms. Our government has been committed to helping the Toronto Zoo maintain, improve, and expand their function in the community, as they offer a variety of programming that will educate generations to come.”

Vijay Thanigasalam, Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough—Rouge Park

“Investing in community, culture and recreation infrastructure is essential in creating vibrant, inclusive communities. Our government is investing in building improvements for community centres, recreational facilities, and cultural spaces. These improvements will go a long way to making Toronto an even better place for people to come together.”

- Christine Hogarth, Member of Provincial Parliament for Etobicoke—Lakeshore

“Ravines provide our community with tremendous ecological, environmental and recreational opportunities. As MPP for Don Valley North, I am pleased that our government is investing in upgrades to the East Don Trail. This timely funding will restore our much-loved trails and ensure the safety of our community and nature at the same time, so everyone can continue to enjoy our ravines."

- Vincent Ke, Member of Provincial Parliament for Don Valley North

“Outdoor activities are an important part of enhancing people's mental health and well-being. Our government’s investment will revitalize ravines and the improved access will encourage residents to reconnect with nature.”

- The Honourable Raymond Cho, Minister of Seniors and Accessibility and Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough North

“Ravine access in the city is so important – the more green spaces the better. Now more than ever, we know that people need to be able to get outside and enjoy nature. This funding will go a long way in making the outdoors more accessible to all, and will have a positive impact on the health and well-being of the people of Scarborough.”

- Christina Mitas, Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough Centre

“As part of Ontario's ongoing efforts to improve active transportation, culture and recreation, the Ministry of Infrastructure is supporting residents across Toronto, by upgrading trails, installing new wayfinding signs and improving public access to ravines and other green spaces. Toronto residents will be able to enjoy nature, trails and landmarks.”

- Aris Babikian, Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough—Agincourt