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Indigenous History of Toronto’s Waterfront
Did you know that Indigenous connection to the land we now call Toronto as well as Lake Ontario dates back at least 12,000 years?
In this video Elder Duke Redbird talks about that history, as well as what a dredging crew in 1908 found on the shores of Lake Ontario that literally uncovered some of that history.
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Urban Colour & Natural Dyes Workshop
There are vibrant hues hiding in unexpected places around the city! Learn the art of creating dyes with the Contemporary Textile Studio Co-Op
A Taste of Beekeeping in Toronto
Learn about urban beekeeping, the city's honeybee population, and partake in a honey tasting!
Conversations on Toronto’s Don River Redevelopment
What is the future of Toronto's iconic Don River?
Mushrooming, Foraging & Native Pollinator Gardens in Toronto
Uncover how Toronto's unique world of plants and mushrooms is right at your fingertips
Untold Stories of Toronto’s Waterfront: A Talk with Author M. Jane Fairburn
A unique talk that invites you to rediscover the past, present and future of life along Toronto's waterfront.
Urban Forest Bathing: A Guided Meditation Session
Come downtown to discover nature blooming through the concrete! Join us for an urban forest bathing experience.
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As a landmark independent grocery store, PAT continues to bring Torontonians together over a love for food and a commitment to serve their local community.